Scope Climate Leadership programme is an initiative by Scope Intervention to equip those interested in leading the fight against climate change with necessary leadership and advocacy skills; information and capacity to enable them improve their work and achieve better desired results.

The Mau Forest Complex sits within Kenya’s Rift Valley and is the largest indigenous montane forest in East Africa supporting livelihoods of many people living both inside and outside the forest. Ogiek community for example is an indigenous community which lives in the forest has been surviving solely on forest products for years.

This is a programme that brings fruit tree orchards to schoolyards, improving the environment around schools while creating a source of tasty nutritious snacks for decades to come in Baringo and Elgeyo Marakwet Counties in Kenya. We chose fruit trees because of their environmental, health and economic benefits.

Torok River known for its famous Torok Falls has been hugely degraded due to uncontrolled human activities upstream. Population growth over years has led to overexploitation of river resources along the riparian, negatively affecting the river.