mombasa county
Mombasa County
Mombasa County is one of Kenya’s 47 devolved counties, established on 4 March 2013, and one of the two coastal counties where Twende Green Planet carries out restoration programming.
2013
Year Mombasa County Was Established Under Devolution65 km²
Water Territory Within Mombasa County’s Borders2nd
Most Economically Developed County in Kenya, After Nairobiwhere we work
Where Our Coastal Restoration Work Takes Place
See Our Coastal Restoration Work- Kenya’s smallest county by land area, bordered by the Indian Ocean and significant maritime geography
- Borders Kilifi County to the north, our other coastal restoration geography
- A devolved government structure, with restoration work carried out under Kenya’s own permitting framework
- Home to Kenya’s main port and a coastline directly relevant to blue economy and blue carbon priorities
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The Geography Behind Our Coastal Programmes
Mombasa County is the geography where Twende Green Planet’s coastal restoration programmes operate, carried out under Kenya’s national and county-level permitting framework. We describe our work here in the terms it actually has today; a formal relationship with the county government would be named here plainly if one is established.
- Restoration programming carried out under Kenya’s national and county-level regulatory framework
- One of two coastal counties (with Kilifi) where our mangrove and seagrass work is based
- A coastline and maritime geography directly relevant to Kenya’s national blue economy priorities
- See our own Blue Carbon work for the restoration programmes based here
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