A national campaign to secure community land rights through registration and titling.
The call: The government must register community lands NOW.
10 years ago, the Community Land Act created a process for communities to register their lands. Today, most communities who have done their part still don’t have land titles.
The government must act NOW to register those lands.
60%+
of Kenya’s land is occupied by Indigenous Peoples and local communities
7%
of this land is formally titled
Community lands are central to Kenya’s economy, culture, and ecosystems. They:
Cover 60% of Kenya’s land mass
(34 million hectares)
Support livelihoods and lifestyles of 10 million Kenyans
(1 in 5 citizens)
Over 70% of Kenya’s wildlife is found outside of formally protected areas, on community land.
Drive food security: 80% of Kenya’s beef comes from community land
The Promise
Despite pledges made by the Kenyan government, progress toward registering community lands remains painfully slow.
Campaign Targets
The reality now:
- Insecure land tenure
- Land loss
- Resource conflicts
- Climate change vulnerability
- Marginalization and discrimination
- Loss of dignity and cultural identity
We envision:
- Improved livelihoods
- Stronger pastoral economies
- Reduced land conflict
- Climate-resilient landscapes
- Biodiversity conservation
- Fulfillment of constitutional promise
- Dignity
The reality now:
- Insecure land tenure
- Land loss
- Resource conflicts
- Climate change vulnerability
- Marginalization and discrimination
- Loss of dignity and cultural identity
We envision:
- Improved livelihoods
- Stronger pastoral economies
- Reduced land conflict
- Climate-resilient landscapes
- Biodiversity conservation
- Fulfillment of constitutional promise
- Dignity
Add your Voice
use #SajiliArdhiyaJamii
#RegisterCommunityLandsNow
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The Sajili Ardhi ya Jamii Campaign, led by communities across Kenya, calls on the government to register and issue titles for all community land by 2030.
