Setting the Pace for Community Land Rights in Northern Kenya
We work with pastoralist and minority communities to secure land rights, protect cultural heritage, and promote sustainable livelihoods.
who we are
Forum for indigenous resource management (FIRM) is a registered, community based organization, non-political institution that exists to reconnect pastoralist and other minority groups of Northern Kenya. We draw on the wisdom inherent in their traditional cultural systems and practices, and believe in their power to shape their own destiny – in order to create sustainable livelihoods and inspire the protection and celebration of their rich cultural and natural heritage.
Securing Land Rights
Through partnerships like the Tenure Facility and Community Land Action Now! (CLAN!), we help communities formalize land ownership, resolve disputes, and strengthen governance.
Capacity Building
Training paralegals, land committees, and community leaders to navigate land laws, protect natural resources, and promote inclusive decision-making.
secure tenure rights for all
A Grassroots Initiative
Community Led grassroots initiative to secure community land rights in Northern Kenya
Kargi / South Horr Comunity Land Registration FPIC Process.
Programs
Current Initiatives
Securing Registered Title to Our Lands
We support pastoralist communities maintain their cultural and natural heritage and assist them in their desire and aspirations for positive change and secure community lands and other natural resources.
Sensitization Activities
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FPIC Processes
We conduct comunity led FPIC Processes to help communities secure their tenure rights, and help avert resource based conflicts