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About Kenya Climate Change Working Group

Together for a climate-resilient Kenya β€” uniting civil society, donors, and communities to drive real change.

Who We Are

The Kenya Climate Change Working Group (KCCWG) was established to provide a structured platform for civil society coordination in Kenya’s climate governance landscape.

Over the years, KCCWG has evolved into the national convener of climate-focused civil society organizations strengthening collective voice, influencing policy processes and bridging the gap between national commitments and community realities.

From county-level resilience initiatives such as the Climate Change Advocacy and Sustainable Energy (CCASE) project in Kajiado, to national policy engagement and international climate dialogues, KCCWG remains committed to advancing climate justice through coordination, knowledge sharing, and inclusive participation.

Mission | Vision | Values

Our Mission

To lead in the development and implementation of climate change-sensitive policies, projects, and actions that minimize the vulnerability of communities across Kenya.

Our Vision

A people free from the vulnerabilities due to climate change and empowered to improve their livelihoods within a changing environment.

Our Values

Inclusiveness
Volunteerism & Participation
Unity in Diversity
Dignity of the Human Person
Respect for Nature
Networking & Collaboration
Transparency & Accountability

Our Objectives

Advocate for positive policy and legislative frameworks addressing climate change impacts on Kenya's development.

Support civil society and government participation in climate debates at local, national, regional, and global levels.

Reduce climate vulnerability through community-based adaptation projects and awareness programs.

Meet Our Team

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Our Partners & Donors

Supporting climate justice across Kenya

Our Impact in Action

15+

Years of Climate Advocacy

47

Counties Engaged

300+

Member Organizations

120+

Policy & Community Projects

8

Thematic Working Groups