Who can join the TNFD forum?
Membership is granted on an institution or organisation basis. Individuals cannot become Forum members. TNFD welcomes applications from corporates, financial institutions, regulatory bodies, governments, multilaterals and third sector organisations.
How can I join TNFD forum
Interested institutions should complete the application form: Here
Which type of report should I upload in the tracking and reporting tool?
You can upload any report that partially or fully addresses nature-related issues, including TNFD, TCFD/TNFD, ESG, or sustainability reports.
Is the tracking tool only accessible to KBA members?
No. The tracking tool is open and fully accessible to any institution committed to advancing the nature-positive agenda and with an interest in supporting the TNFD framework.
How many reports can I upload at a go?
One. The most relevant to the TNFD framework.
Who within my institution should upload the TNFD report in the tool?
The report should be uploaded by an authorized representative from your institution, ideally from sustainability, ESG, risk, compliance, or reporting functions with oversight of nature-related disclosures.
Is TNFD reporting mandatory in Kenya?
No, TNFD reporting is currently voluntary in Kenya. However, it is strongly encouraged as part of emerging best practices in sustainability and risk disclosure, with growing alignment to global standards.
Does the tool integrate with external platforms like IBAT, ENCORE, or Global Forest Watch?
No, the tool does not directly integrate with these platforms, but it provides helpful links and guidance to support users in assessing nature-related issues using these external resources.
Is the tool endorsed by TNFD?
No. While this tool is not officially endorsed by the TNFD, it is independently developed to support Kenyan institutions in aligning with the TNFD framework.
Can I use the tool even if my organization has not started TNFD reporting?
Yes. The tool is designed to support institutions at all stages of their nature-related journey. It serves as a resource hub offering guidance on nature-positive practices and access to valuable nature-related data relevant to the Kenyan context.
