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Sowing the Seeds of Change Programme — Roots Track (Kenya) - KCDF

Posted 25/08/2026

The Kenya Community Development Foundation (KCDF) is calling for proposals under the Sowing the Seeds of Change programme, specifically the Roots Track in Kenya. This programme aims to support youth-led organisations and young environmental champions in advancing community-led biodiversity protection. Eligible applicants must be based in Kenya, with priority given to higher learning institutions and community-based groups. The proposed projects should focus on biodiversity conservation, sustainable natural resource management, and community-based environmental action. Successful applicants will receive a grant of up to KES 183,000, with a 50:50 matching requirement. The project duration is approximately 16 months, with implementation beginning after training between October 2026 and March 2027.

Purpose

Supporting community-led biodiversity conservation and environmental protection in Kenya through youth-led initiatives

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Kenya

FundingOngoing
KES 183,000.00
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Sustainable Development Goals

4 — Quality Education

Eligibility

  • Must be a youth-led organisation or young environmental champion based in Kenya
  • Must be working on biodiversity protection and conservation, sustainable natural resource management, and/or community-based environmental action
  • Must have a leadership composed of at least 70% individuals aged 29 years and below
  • Must be legally and locally registered with relevant authorities
  • Must demonstrate good governance and accountable leadership
  • Must show a good understanding of the local environmental context and need

Kenya Community Development Foundation (KCDF)

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