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Kenya is endowed with diverse habitats that are home to unique and diverse flora and fauna. These diverse habitats are represented within the protected area system that comprise of approximately 12% of the Kenyan territory, classified as national parks, national reserves, marine reserves and forest reserves.

These areas have varied ecosystems and habitats ranging from marine, inland wetlands, fresh and salty water lakes, rivers, volcanoes, hot springs, savannahs, forests, mountains, caves and deserts.

Registered copyrights

1. Map application: Registered on 05 July 2019. This is a mobile or web based application that enables University students, staff and visitors to the university to navigate easily within the various specific units and departments.

Web drive was organized by central web team where Web Champions were able to do staff clean up, confirmed that there is a complete list of current staff and also added current news for the individual departments.

The Intellectual Property Management Office (IPMO), University of Nairobi, held an Intellectual Property Commercialization training for members of the Colleges’ Management and Researchers on 5^th and 6^th March 2020.

The following technologies are ready for commercialization. The University of Nairobi is willing to take on board partners in the commercialization process of the technologies. The partnership can be in the form of licensing, assignments, spinoffs and collaboration in technology development.  

Patents and Utility Models

Intellectual Property Management Office Director, Prof. Francis Mulaa was among the 185 unit heads in the University of Nairobi that signed their performance contracts with the ag. Vice-Chancellor for the financial year 2019/2020.

Prof Isaac Mbeche, the Ag. Vice-Chancellor addressed the media and the senior management staff of University of Nairobi shortly after he took over UoN Leadership from Prof. Peter Mbithi.