MazingiraKenya Communications Hub · sector coordination dashboard
Extractive pressure and civil society response, county by county.
“A one stop shop that can let you know in a heartbeat what the climate justice ecosystem looks like — and is essentially a call to action.”
Data status: legal matters, the organisation network, mapped projects and operators, and the COP31 countdown are sourced and current. County pressure scores are the coalition's working estimates, pending community scoring. Live-report and analytics figures are sample and populate once submissions begin.
Streaming · auto-updating
Live intelligence
Six streams the sector needs to act on. Counts are rolling 30-day totals; the feed below each shows what has just come in.
Road to Antalya
COP31 countdown & commitment tracker
What was actually agreed at COP30 in Belém, what has moved since, where Kenya stands on each, and how far short the delivery is falling as the next conference approaches.
COP31 opens in
Antalya Expo Center, Antalya, Türkiye · 9–20 November 2026
World Leaders' Summit 11–12 November · since Belém closed
Kenya's own exposure
80% of Kenya's 2035 climate pledge is conditional on international finance that COP30 did not secure.
Kenya's second NDC commits to cutting emissions 35% below business-as-usual by 2035 — 75.25 MtCO₂e. Only 20% is funded domestically. The pledge carries a USD 56 billion price tag. Belém set a target to triple adaptation finance by 2035, with no interim milestone and no burden-sharing formula. The money and the deadline do not line up.
Belém → Antalya
Commitment delivery tracker
Committed at COP30 Delivered so far
Sources: Carbon Brief and UN News on the Belém Package · UNFCCC COP31 · Climate Action Tracker and Kenya's Second NDC (2031–2035) · Africa Adaptation Initiative and Daily Nation on the Africa Group position. Progress percentages are the Hub's own assessment against what was agreed, not an official UNFCCC metric.
All 47 counties
National extraction & response map
Where extractive and environmental pressure is actively happening — and whether anyone is organised to respond to it. Two independent sources: community scoring by people who know the ground, and the radar scanner reading news and regulatory feeds. Where they disagree is worth looking at.
Real county boundaries, simplified from 30,308 points to 1,470 for page weight. Resource markers show the sites actually being extracted or under pressure.
Widest response gaps
Where nobody is watching
High extractive pressure, little or no organised civil society presence. These are the counties where a modest intervention would change the most.
Network coverage
Sector & geography gap map
Pick a sector and see it on the map: green where a locally-rooted organisation works it, ember where the pressure has no local response. Markers show where organisations are actually based. Switch source to see where the radar and the community disagree on the gap.
Circles are organisations, placed at the county they are based in and coloured by type. National organisations cluster at Nairobi with a ring.
Grid summary
Every sector × region at a glance
Priority
Widest sector-geography gaps
Strategic litigation & policy
Legal & policy map
Where the coalition's key legal fights are happening, and what's at stake in each. Tap a county to see the case, its status, and why it matters. Every entry is citeable as a primary source in submissions and filings.
Counties are shaded by the status of their headline case; several policy matters sit at the national level and show on Nairobi.
Full list
Every matter, in detail
Who is responding
Network map & directory
Not just head offices — where each organisation actually runs programmes or funds a local partner, and who funds whom. The map shades every county by how many organisations are active there; tap a county to see who and what, or tap an organisation to trace its footprint and its funding chain from the international funders through Nairobi out to the field.
Programme locations are researched from public sources; a few (marked *) are inferred and await the coalition's confirmation. Head offices show as markers — national organisations cluster at Nairobi with a ring — while the county shading counts everyone actually working there, HQ or not. Maintain this in the Organisations & Programmes tabs of the scoring sheet.
Directory
Every organisation
Knowledge, tools, and openings
Resource & opportunity desk
Convenings & barazas
What's coming up
Cross-published from raia.mazingirakenya.org
Community voices
Field documentation from members — photos, video, audio, and social posts from what's happening in their communities. Share yours below; it goes to moderation, then to the feed.
In the moderation queue; it'll appear once reviewed. Reference .
Recent
From the community
Intelligence & action desk
Je, Hatua? — intelligence to action
The rest of this platform tells you what the climate-justice ecosystem looks like. This desk turns that into two things a decision-maker can act on: a standing intelligence brief drawn from the live platform, and specific, fundable projects that close the gaps the map has found.
Standing intelligence brief
MazingiraKenya Intelligence Brief
Composed live from the streams on Live, the county gaps on the National Map, and the coverage grid on Sector Gaps. Written for policymakers, funders and researchers.
Are you a funder or a government office?
0 fundable projects are mapped to specific, evidenced gaps — each names the county, the sector, the budget and the funder fit.
Every project below is anchored to a gap you can see elsewhere on this platform — a county with pressure and no response, or a proposed project with no organised scrutiny. Budgets are indicative planning figures, not quotes.
Tier 1 → Tier 2 · takes a minute
Report what you're seeing
Seen extraction, a new project, an eviction, or a response nobody's tracking? Tell us in a few taps — no login, no forms to download. It goes straight to the moderation queue and helps keep the map honest.
Everything is reviewed before it appears. The Programs and Campaign Lead checks each report within five working days and applies data-privacy filters under the Kenya Data Protection Act 2019.
It's in the moderation queue and will be reviewed within five working days. Reference .
Submitting full content? (video, audio, documents, a sub-grant report)
For partner and sub-grantee focal points with files to upload. Same five-working-day review and privacy filtering.
Your item is in the moderation queue. You'll hear back within five working days. Reference .
Want to add or update a county pressure score with evidence? — opens right here, no download.