Make Kenya Green Campaign

Make Kenya Green Campaign is an environmental initiative under BBA Advocates that mobilizes communities, schools, and corporate partners to engage in nationwide afforestation and reforestation efforts. By advocating for tree planting and sustainable land use, this initiative plays a key role in carbon sequestration, climate resilience, and ecological restoration across Kenya.

Founder, Make Kenya Green Campaign

Brian Awuonda is the visionary founder of the Make Kenya Green Campaign, a bold, homegrown movement championing reforestation, climate action, and environmental consciousness across the country.

Rooted in community empowerment and national transformation, the campaign mobilizes citizens, institutions, and leaders in tree-planting drives, climate education, and environmental policy advocacy. Its goal is not only to green the land — but to green the economy.

What sets the Make Kenya Green Campaign apart is its forward-thinking mission: to position environmental restoration as a national asset. The campaign envisions a future where Kenya leverages enhanced conservation efforts to unlock greater access to climate finance and carbon credits — thus reducing reliance on external borrowing and offering a sustainable pathway to resolve national debt and fund development.

Under Brian’s leadership, Make Kenya Green continues to grow as a people-centered solution for both ecological and economic renewal — a campaign for the land, the people, and the future.

Brian Awuonda & Rtd CJ Willy Mutunga

Edith Angelou Okoth

Principal Assistant to the Founder, Make Kenya Green Campaign

Edith Angelou Okoth serves as the principal assistant to Brian Awuonda in the Make Kenya Green Campaign, a transformative national movement that seeks to address Kenya’s environmental degradation and economic challenges through large-scale tree planting, ecosystem restoration, and carbon credit generation.

With a strong background in law and leadership, Edith plays a critical role in coordinating on-ground activities, mobilizing communities, overseeing youth and school-based greening programs, and integrating climate justice messaging into grassroots action. Her leadership ensures that the campaign not only plants trees, but also grows hope and builds the foundation for Kenya’s sustainable economic future.

Edith’s dedication to service, environmental consciousness, and empowering others — especially women and youth — makes her an indispensable force behind the campaign’s success.