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Checkpoint (CP)
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last updated: 05 Oct 2016
General Information
Kenya Forest Service (KFS)
Checkpoint Responsibilities
The Kenya Forest Service is a corporate body that was established under the Forest Act, 2005
To enhance development, conservation and management of Kenya’s forest resources base in all public forests, and assist County Governments to develop and manage forest resources on community and private lands for the equitable benefit of present and future generations.
Its functions include Assess applications for the use of forests and forest resources to individuals, corporate bodies and communities, and issue licenses to this effect and in accordance with the Act;
Under the protocol KFS role is  management of forest genetic resources and associated biodiversity. Obligations of user and provider in MAT and forest product permit
  • National / Federal
Authority/ies to receive courtesy copies of checkpoint communiqués
The contacts indicated below will receive email copies of checkpoint communiqués containing the information collected or received and published from this checkpoint.
All Competent National Authorities designated for Kenya have been selected to automatically receive checkpoint communiqués by email published from this checkpoint.
- Competent National Authority: | ABSCH-CNA-KE-208058-1 This document has been updated. This is not the latest published version. Click here to view the latest version of the record.
Competent National Authority:
National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) ()
Popo Road,South C, off Mombasa Road P.O.BOX 67839-00200, Nairobi.
Nairobi, Nairobi
00200, Kenya
Phone: +254-020-2101370, 020-2183718, 020-2307281, 020-2103696,
Fax: +(254)-020-6008997,
No additional authorities have been selected to receive the automatic email copies of checkpoint communiqués published from this checkpoint.
Additional Information
Forest Act 2005
The entire Act particularly;
Sections 33 (1) The President may, on the advice of the Board, by order published in the Gazette, declare any tree, species or family of tree species to be protected in the whole country or in specific areas thereof, and the Board shall cause this information to be disseminated to the public.
(2) Any person who fells, cuts, damages or remove, trades in or exports or attempts to export any protected tree, species or family of trees or regeneration thereof or abets in the commission of any such act commits an offence.
Section 39 2 (c) ensure that the forest areas under his management are maintained for the conservation of biodiversity, cultural or recreational use

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