Residents of Alale Ward in West Pokot County are set to benefit from efforts by non-state actors to restore the degraded Kalapata Community Forest and promote sustainable livelihoods among local communities. The restoration initiative targets 100 acres of the forest, which has come under intense pressure from human activities, threatening the ecosystem and livelihoods of…Ā Ā Ā
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