The Kenyan government, through the Kenya Forest Service (KFS), has signed a framework agreement to restore Ngong Forest and improve community livelihoods through conservation initiatives.

• The program targets the restoration of ecosystems in Oloolua, Kibiko, and Ngong Hills blocks.
• Key interventions include large-scale tree planting, with a goal of planting 350,000 trees over three years, and establishing a modern tree nursery with a capacity of 1 million seedlings.
• This initiative, the Ngong Forest Integrated Conservation and Livelihood Improvement Programme (ICLIP), also aims to empower surrounding communities with projects like beekeeping and better water security.