The Kenya National Academy of Sciences (KNAS) - Kenya National Academy of Sciences

OUR VISION

To be a world class national professional organization for the promotion and effective utilization of science, technology and innovation for sustainable development.
OUR MISSION

To mobilize the science community in the creation, maintenance and advancement of knowledge in all fields of human endeavor, to effectively inform policy, build capacity in research and innovation, and provide solutions to improve quality of life

16 1 Membership to The National Academy is open to Citizens of the Republic of Kenya of certain standing, and selection is through application and subsequent election. Members are conferred by the Governing Council. There are three categories of Memberships which include Fellows, Members and Honorary Fellows. Fellows and Members of KNAS are granted the initials FKNAS for Fellows and MKNAS for Members after their names to indicate their status in the Academy. This is also a mark of scientific academic distinction and integrity. The Academy currently has 49 Fellows and 127 Members. Attached please find the 1^st Edition of the publication of Profiles of the Fellows and Members of KNAS.

likages The international organizations, to which the KNAS belongs, on behalf of the Nation, include the International Science Council (ISC), the Inter Academy Partnerships (IAP), The Inter Academy Council (IAC). The Inter Academy medical panel, (IAMP), In addition to engaging with NASAC and other African Academies, KNAS also collaborates with the Royal Society, the US National Academies, the Beijing Association of Science and Technology (BAST), the Beijing Academy of Sciences (BAJST) and the Korean Academy of Sciences (KAST), the World Academy of Sciences Sub Saharan Africa Regional Partner (TWAS-SAREP), World Futures Federation (WFSF) and International Foundation for Science (IFS).