Kenya Forest Service Quality Policy Statement (ISO 9001:2015)
KFS commitments to a Quality Management System, including maintaining an updated forest information system for decision making and dissemination.
Policies and laws, manuals and guidelines, and technical documents.
KFS commitments to a Quality Management System, including maintaining an updated forest information system for decision making and dissemination.
How institutions share, manage and use forest and land data on the platform: roles, access levels, metadata, validation, data privacy and ownership. Takes effect when approved by the Principal Secretary.
Kenya's climate commitment to the UNFCCC: 35% below business as usual by 2035, USD 56 billion of mitigation and adaptation actions, including tree cover and REDD+.
Mandate, vision and mission; four key result areas and eleven strategic objectives, including raising tree cover from 12.13% to 21.03% by 2027; implementation matrix, KSh 202 billion financing need and the monitoring framework.
Drivers of deforestation and degradation, the five strategic options, institutional arrangements and MRV for REDD+ in Kenya.
Framework for climate change response; requires public entities to report on greenhouse gas emissions and sets up the Climate Change Directorate.
Gives effect to Article 69 of the Constitution on forest resources: development, conservation and sustainable use of all forest resources.
Programme strategies that serve as provisional REDD+ policies and measures.
Aligns forestry with the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Vision 2030 and devolved government.
Article 69: the State shall work to achieve and maintain tree cover of at least 10% of the land area of Kenya.
Source: Kenya Forest Service, NFMS-FIP Secretariat.