09/10/2025
15:00 - 15:40
CS-Transition to Nature- Positive
, Hybrid
Why attend
The Kenya Pavilion will showcase the nation’s rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and eco-tourism, from Maasai Mara safaris to coastal beaches and Mount Kenya. Delegates will explore conservation successes, community-led initiatives, and diverse tourism experiences positioning Kenya as a global leader in sustainable travel.
Session Description
Kenya’s participation at the Congress demonstrates the country’s leadership and commitment to biodiversity protection, wildlife conservation, and community-driven initiatives. The Pavilion will provide a platform to showcase Kenya’s innovative approaches to safeguarding ecosystems while ensuring that local communities benefit directly from conservation efforts. Delegates will learn about best practices in community conservancies, nature-positive livelihoods, and strategies that promote harmonious human–wildlife coexistence. In addition, Kenya will highlight its success stories in protecting endangered species, managing national parks and reserves, and advancing inclusive, locally-led conservation models that inspire global action. The participation also offers opportunities to strengthen collaboration with international partners by sharing experiences, forging networks, and promoting cooperation in areas such as financing, technical support, and knowledge exchange. Through this, Kenya positions itself as a global leader in conservation and sustainable tourism, contributing meaningfully to international dialogue on protecting nature for present and future generations.Organised by
Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife ( Kenya )
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