On Thursday, 27th March 2025, the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) collaborated with The Eldoret National Polytechnic (TENP) for a tree planting exercise aimed at promoting environmental sustainability. The event, which saw the planting of 350 trees, took place with staff from both organizations coming together to contribute to the initiative.
The KECOBO team was led by the Acting Executive Director, Mr. George Nyakweba, accompanied by the Deputy Director of Training & Research, Sharon Wata, and the Deputy Executive Director for Corporate Services, Mr. Fredrick Mutuku. Their participation underscored KECOBO’s commitment to environmental conservation and corporate social responsibility.
The event was warmly received by TENP’s Deputy Principal Administration, Mr. Emanuel Meres, and the Environment Officer, Mr. Jonathan Ngenoh, who welcomed the KECOBO delegation and facilitated the tree planting activity.
This partnership reflects the growing recognition of the importance of environmental stewardship, with both organizations working together to ensure a greener future for Kenya. The 350 trees planted during the exercise are expected to play a key role in enhancing local biodiversity and improving the environment for future generations.
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