The Wildlife Conservation Trust Fund (WCTF) is seeking to unlock new sources of funding and forge stronger partnerships with government, the private sector, conservation organisations, and communities as it develops its inaugural five-year strategy to bridge Kenya’s wildlife conservation financing gap. This comes against the backdrop of an estimated Sh20 billion annual funding requirement for…
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