Climate Literacy
- Climate education
- Public awareness
- Community learning
- Sustainable lifestyle transition
National Climate Literacy Campaign & CSCC Summit
Climate literacy for climate action and livelihoods — a national movement turning climate knowledge into measurable action across all 47 counties of Kenya.
About the campaign
Bridging the gap between climate awareness and climate action
Climate change remains one of the most significant threats to sustainable development, food security, public health, biodiversity and livelihoods. Awareness has grown — but a persistent gap remains between knowing and doing, at individual, community, institutional and policy level.
The National Climate Literacy Campaign 2026 equips citizens with the knowledge, skills, tools, partnerships and opportunities to turn climate knowledge into measurable action and sustainable livelihoods. It mobilizes government, county administrations, schools, development partners, civil society, the private sector, youth, women, innovators and the media — culminating in a five-day National Summit hosted by Trans-Nzoia County Government under the Climate Smart Champions Club (CSCC) platform.
Lead convener: Community Integrated Strategies for Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CISCAR).
Vision
A climate-literate society empowered to drive climate action, resilience, environmental stewardship and sustainable livelihoods.
Mission
To build climate knowledge, inspire action, strengthen resilience and create sustainable livelihoods through education, innovation, partnerships and community engagement.
Goal
To enhance climate literacy and accelerate climate action among citizens, institutions, schools and communities across Kenya.
Expected national reach
Numbers that carry the movement forward
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Direct participants
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Learners reached
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Counties engaged
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Trees supported
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Climate champions trained
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Schools reached
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Exhibitors
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Partners & sponsors
The framework
Five pillars, one movement
Every activity in the Campaign — from a school tree nursery to a national policy declaration — sits under one of five interconnected pillars.
Climate Action
- Restoration & tree growing
- Biodiversity conservation
- Water conservation
- Resource management
Climate-Smart Livelihoods
- Climate-smart agriculture
- Agroforestry
- Green enterprise
- Circular economy
- Eco-tourism
Youth & Schools
- CSCC clubs
- School greening
- Student innovation
- Climate ambassadors
Innovation & Technology
- Renewable energy
- Climate technologies
- E-mobility
- Digital solutions
- Climate finance
Five days, in order
How the National Summit unfolds
Day
01
Arrival, Registration & Exhibition Setup
Learners, teachers and county delegations arrive and settle in. Exhibitors build out the Exhibition Village, county coordinators receive their technical briefing, and the summit opens with a welcome dinner and safety briefing.
Day
02
Campaign Launch & Public Awareness
A climate awareness march to the county headquarters, unveiling of the Living Climate Forest Demonstration Park, and an official stadium opening ceremony with cultural performances, sport and the youth football tournament kick-off.
Day
03
National Conference — Policy, Education & Practice
Keynotes and case studies on climate literacy integration, stakeholder presentations spanning forestry, water, energy and technology, plus hands-on breakaway sessions on restoration, grafting, beekeeping and circular economy skills.
Day
04
Innovation Showcase, Youth Leadership & Declarations
The Climate Innovation Expo and Learner Conference, a youth leadership panel, the Climate Smart Champions Awards Gala, and the national declaration session where CISCAR's framework is endorsed by county and national government.
Day
05
Reflection, Departure & Media Wrap-Up
A team debrief and evaluation, exhibition breakdown, distribution of certificates and materials, safe departure of delegates, and a media wrap-up capturing the campaign's national publicity.
Open calls
Six ways to stand with the movement
Whichever role fits you, every call below feeds directly into the same form — pick one and we'll take it from there.
Volunteer
Join the on-ground crew across registration, logistics, learner welfare, exhibition support and county coordination during the five-day summit.
Open to youth & community membersCall for Speakers
Present at the National Conference, a breakaway training, the Youth Climate Forum or the Climate Finance Forum. We're seeking practitioners, researchers, policymakers and youth voices.
Deadline: 6 weeks before summitCall for Exhibitors
Showcase your climate technology, green business, research or programme in the Climate Innovation Expo and Exhibition Village across all five days.
100 exhibition slots availableCall for Vendors
Supply catering, branded merchandise, printing, transport, ICT equipment, tree seedlings or event infrastructure for the summit.
Procurement opens on partnershipSponsors
Back the campaign financially or in-kind, from Platinum Partner to single-activity sponsorship — every tier carries national visibility and measurable impact.
Tiers from KES 100,000 View sponsorship tiersStakeholders & Partners
Government ministries, county administrations, research institutions, CSOs, FBOs and development partners shaping policy, training and knowledge exchange.
Strategic & technical partnerships
Investment tiers
Sponsorship opportunities
Five tiers, sized for organizations of every scale — each with escalating national visibility, from the Awards Gala to your logo on 3,000 participant kits.
Platinum
KES 5,000,000+
- Title Partner recognition
- Logo on all campaign branding
- Opening Ceremony speaking slot
- VIP exhibition pavilion
- 20 complimentary delegates
- Joint press conference
Gold
KES 2,500,000 – 4,999,999
- Premium logo placement
- Exhibition booth
- Panel discussion seat
- Branding on selected sessions
- 15 complimentary delegates
Silver
KES 1,000,000 – 2,499,999
- Exhibition space
- Logo on promotional materials
- Website recognition
- 10 complimentary delegates
Bronze
KES 500,000 – 999,999
- Exhibition booth
- Logo on event banners
- 5 complimentary delegates
Supporting
KES 100,000 – 499,999
- On-site recognition
- Logo on partner banner
- 2 complimentary delegates
Sponsor a single activity instead
| Opening Ceremony | KES 2,500,000 |
| Innovation & Technology Expo | KES 3,000,000 |
| Youth Leadership Forum | KES 1,500,000 |
| Climate Action Sports Festival | KES 2,000,000 |
| Climate Innovation Awards | KES 1,000,000 |
| Tree Growing Campaign | KES 2,000,000 |
| School Climate Forum | KES 1,500,000 |
| Community Climate Forum | KES 1,500,000 |
| Climate Finance Forum | KES 1,000,000 |
| Networking Dinner | KES 1,500,000 |
| Participant Kits | KES 1,000,000 |
| Conference Bags | KES 800,000 |
| Conference Lanyards | KES 500,000 |
| Conference Notebooks | KES 500,000 |
| Certificates | KES 300,000 |
| Media Centre | KES 1,200,000 |
| Live Streaming | KES 1,000,000 |
| Innovation Challenge | KES 1,500,000 |
No cash required
In-kind partnership opportunities
Strategic partners
Standing alongside government, civil society and enterprise
CISCAR
Bride of Hope CBO
SAVIT Global Solutions
County Governments
National Government Ministries
Development Partners
Private Sector
Educational Institutions
Civil Society Organizations
Global alignment
Contributing to eight Sustainable Development Goals
4Quality Education
8Decent Work & Economic Growth
9Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
11Sustainable Cities & Communities
12Responsible Consumption
13Climate Action
15Life on Land
17Partnerships for the Goals
Join the movement
Tell us how you'd like to be involved
Pick a role, share a few details, and the CISCAR secretariat will follow up directly. One form, every call to action.
Emailinfo@ciscar-cscc.org
Telephone+254 700 000 000
Websitewww.ciscar-cscc.org
VenueTrans-Nzoia County Government, Kitale, Kenya