Indigenous Peoples and local communities in Kenya are demanding the government accelerate the registration of community lands and issue title deeds by 2030. This renewed push comes nearly a decade after the 2016 Community Land Act was passed, with implementation remaining slow.

• Only 64 out of an estimated 1,000 community land units have been registered, leaving millions of hectares vulnerable.
• The "Sajili Ardhi ya Jamii" campaign, a coalition of civil society and community organisations, is leading the push.
• Prohibitively high costs (up to KSh 20 million) and bureaucratic delays are significant barriers to registration, impacting communities that steward nearly 60% of Kenya's landmass.