Baringo County Conservancies Association (BCCA) is a registered landscape-level association established in 2017 under the Societies Act of Kenya (Cap 108). It is a locally-led, managed, and
owned organization working across the entire Baringo County, covering approximately 1,107,500 hectares (about 11,075 km2). BCCA promotes an integrated natural resource management approach
that brings together diverse community-led institutions, including conservancies, Community Forest Associations (CFAs), Water Resource Users Associations (WRUAs), Beach Management Units (BMUs),
geosites, and other community-based natural resource management groups. To streamline the integrated landscape approach in Baringo, BCCA has organized the landscape into three clusters
based on drainage basins: Lake Bogoria in the south, Lake Baringo, and Kerio Valley. In this regard, BCCA is seeking to engage the services of a qualified external auditor to conduct
statutory audits for the financial period 1st January to 31st December 2026.

The main objective of the audit is to provide professional opinion on the financial management, book keeping system and the procedures for the internal controls and the opinion on financial
statements.