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The plans the Foundation works from, and the policy forums where it speaks for Community Conserved Areas (CCAs).
Organisational profiles, business plans, and action plans prepared for partners, agencies, and the Board.
The Foundation’s profile as prepared for agencies and funders: registration and governance, the relationship with Zunpha Multipurpose Cooperative Society Ltd., the five programme areas, partners, and footprint.
Prepared in May 2026 for venture partners and investors: the case for an integrated, community-owned coffee processing and value-addition enterprise at Mission Centre Zunpha, from washing, pulping, and drying to roasting, grading, branding, and market linkage for Arabica grown across Tseminyu and neighbouring districts.
Each annual report closes with the strategic action plan for the following year, with outcome indicators: strengthening CCAs, conservation enterprises, coffee, Sendenyu, Community Forest Rights in the Western Rengma and the plantation project.
Forums and processes in which Kenono Foundation carries the case for community-governed conservation, from the district to the national level.
The Chief Executive chairs the NWG-CCA for 2025 to 2027, a term that opens collaboration, partnership, and resource mobilisation for CCAs across India.
Community Conserved Areas (CCAs)Working group member of the alliance led by LANDSTACK, developing a common stewardship fund and co-designing climate and biodiversity projects under the International Climate Initiative (IKI).
Field-level implementing agency for Tseminyu District in the project Catalysing Optimum Management of Natural Heritage for Sustainability of Ecosystem, Resources and Viability of Endangered Wildlife Species, which will develop a biodiversity corridor in the district.
Member of the forum of CCA villages and organisations, whose microsite and analytics dashboard sit on the CCA portal the Foundation helped communities populate.
Nagaland CCA ForumA multi-stakeholder platform formed in 2023 through the District Development and Planning Board, bringing community institutions, the church, civil society, and Government together on conservation and green development.
Hand-holding support for a stepwise Community Forest Resource Rights process in the Western Rengma, Karbi Anglong, under the Forest Rights Act 2006, with a working committee constituted by the RNPC after the workshop of September 4, 2025.
Village Institutions and Naga Law