Our ministry champions environmental conservation and sustainable resource management. We enact policies for ecosystem protection, promote afforestation, manage waste, and prioritize climate resilience.
To improve the livelihoods of Kitui people through environmental management, provision of varied and reliable sources of affordable energy and increased levels of mineral investments in a sustainably managed environment.
To be a leading County in environmental management and protection, utilization of electricity, alternative sources of energy and gainful utilization of minerals in a sustainably managed and healthy environment.
Empowering communities, conserving resources, shaping a sustainable future for all.
Empowering resilience, forging partnerships, safeguarding our shared environment
Driving sustainable progress, uniting communities for a greener tomorrow.
Leading the charge for environmental integrity, ensuring a thriving future for generations to come.
“>”>Focuses on preserving and enhancing the natural surroundings and ecosystems within the county.
“>”>Works on ensuring reliable and sustainable energy sources for the county’s residents and businesses.
Promoting and regulating mineral exploration and extraction activities within the county.
Fostering Sustainable Development
Fostering Sustainable Development
Progress has been made in the completion of the gallery 1, II, III at Lower Eastern Heritage Centre at Tseikuru.
Progress has been made in the completion of the gallery 1, II, III at Lower Eastern Heritage Centre at Tseikuru.
Progress has been made in the completion of the gallery 1, II, III at Lower Eastern Heritage Centre at Tseikuru.
Fostering Sustainable Development
Connected 8,000 institutions and households.Established five efficient energy-saving technologies
Providing alternative livelihood for the communities affected by the charcoal ban, water catchment conservation and rehabilitation.
Achieved the target of installing 1,508 lights out of the target of 2,400.Installed 25 solar-powered water pumps out of the target of 120.”>
Overall, the county has made progress in some areas, while others are still below the set targets due to various challenges, including inadequate funding, Covid 19 effects, and delayed disbursement of funds.
Mr. Mwendandu, a seasoned environmentalist with over 35 years of experience, holds a Master of Science in Land-Use Planning from the University of Toronto, a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from the University of Nairobi, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Natural Resources Economics. He is a NEMA-licensed Lead Expert in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Audit. Mr. Mwendandu has held various leadership roles in organizations such as the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Adaptation Fund Board (AFB), demonstrating his expertise and commitment to environmental stewardship on a global scale.
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