TRISOL implemented the Mukutani Electric Fencing Project to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and protect forest boundaries. The electrified fence spanned a critical conservation area, enhancing safety for surrounding communities while supporting biodiversity protection. Financed through the African Development Bank, the project included posts, tension systems, power units, and perimeter clearing—all executed to strict ecological and safety standards.
Construction of waste collection basin and associated civil works
Installed solar water systems and auxiliary infrastructure to provide clean, reliable water in remote communities.
Construction of rangers house and ablution blocks Ngong road forest sanctuary block
Built accommodation and sanitation facilities to support full-time forest protection by rangers in Ngong Forest.
Ngong road fencing project and associated civil works
Delivered fencing and infrastructure to secure forest boundaries, limit encroachment, and promote urban conservation.
Construction of communication mast with surveillance camera and fire detectors
Construction of communication mast with surveillance
camera and fire detectors
Mukutani Electric Fencing Project
Installed electric fencing to protect communities from wildlife intrusion and safeguard forest perimeters.
Procurement, Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of BTS Stations
Installed telecom infrastructure in remote forests, enabling efficient communication and better forest service coordination.