Daisy Chepkopus

Daisy Chepkopus currently serves as a Program Officer at the Indigenous Information Network (IIN), where she plays a pivotal role in advancing initiatives that promote Indigenous rights, environmental sustainability, and climate resilience. In her capacity, Daisy manages and implements a diverse portfolio of programs that align with IIN’s mission to empower Indigenous communities through strategic advocacy, capacity building, and grassroots mobilization. Her expertise in project planning and management ensures that each initiative—ranging from climate change adaptation to biodiversity conservation—delivers measurable impact while respecting community priorities and cultural contexts.

A key project under her leadership involves coordinating community-led climate resilience programs in Naramam, which focus on integrating traditional ecological knowledge with contemporary conservation strategies. Daisy’s skills in strategic communication and digital engagement have been instrumental in raising awareness and fostering partnerships with local, national, and international stakeholders. Her proficiency in resource management and public speaking enables her to effectively advocate for policy changes that support Indigenous environmental rights.

Daisy’s deep understanding of international relations and community outreach complements her ability to facilitate negotiations and build collaborative networks. Her work emphasizes participatory approaches, ensuring that Indigenous voices are central to policy dialogues and environmental decision-making processes. Through her dedication and strategic approach, Daisy Chepkopus continues to contribute significantly to the advancement of Indigenous environmental advocacy, leveraging her expertise to create sustainable solutions that benefit both communities and the planet.