About Us
The Association of Licensed Land Surveyors of Kenya (ALLSK) is the leading professional organization representing licensed land surveyors in Kenya. Established in [Year of Establishment], ALLSK is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and excellence in the land surveying field.
Our Mission
At ALLSK, our mission is to cultivate a strong, united community of licensed land surveyors in Kenya, offering cutting-edge professional surveying and geomatic engineering solutions. We are dedicated to advancing the integrity and status of the land surveying profession through the promotion of best practices, ethical conduct, and continuous professional development. Our success is measured by the impact we have on those we serve, including our clients, members, and the wider public. Through collaboration with both county and national governments, we aim to shape the future of land surveying, leveraging the latest technologies and fostering strong professional relationships. Our mission is to ensure that every licensed surveyor operates with precision, integrity, and a commitment to advancing Kenya's infrastructure and development goals.
Our History
The Association of Licensed Land Surveyors of Kenya (ALLSK) traces its roots back to 1946, when its foundational rules were established, marking the formal creation of the organization. Initially aimed at representing the interests of licensed land surveyors across Kenya, ALLSK has grown to become a cornerstone of the surveying profession. Over the years, it has evolved to encompass not only practicing surveyors but also non-practicing members and associates registered in recognized countries. ALLSK has long been focused on the welfare and professional growth of its members. In 1994, under the leadership of then-secretary Ray R. Meynink, the association expanded its scope to include fostering relationships among members, organizing joint ventures, and advocating for member welfare through pension schemes, legal protection, and professional development opportunities. The association also strives to maintain high standards within the profession, ensuring ethical practices while advising the government on land surveying matters and legislation. Through seminars, scholarships, and public awareness initiatives, ALLSK continues to play a crucial role in shaping the future of land surveying in Kenya​
What We Do
ALLSK serves as a hub for professional development, networking, and advocacy for licensed land surveyors in Kenya. Our core activities include:
- Continuing Education: Offering workshops, seminars, and training programs to help members stay current with industry advancements and maintain their licensure.
- Advocacy: Representing the interests of land surveyors in governmental and policy-making arenas, promoting the importance of accurate and ethical land surveying.
- Networking Opportunities: Providing platforms for members to connect, share experiences, and collaborate on projects, fostering a strong community of professionals.
- Public Awareness: Educating the public and stakeholders about the role and importance of land surveyors in the development and management of land resources.
Our Leadership
The leadership of the Association of Licensed Land Surveyors of Kenya (ALLSK) comprises seasoned professionals who are dedicated to advancing the surveying profession and supporting our members.
Office Bearers
Abdulkadir A. Khalif
President
Unless prevented by illness or other sufficient cause, the President presides over all meetings of the Council and all General Meetings of the association.
Charles Misiko Lwanga
Deputy President
The Deputy President performs any duties of the President in his/her absence, or any other duty assigned to him/her by the Chairperson.
Christopher Kinyua
Secretary
The Secretary deals with all the correspondence of the association under the general supervision of the Council. In cases of urgent matters where the committee cannot be consulted, he/she shall consult the President or if he/she is not available, the Deputy President.
Mary Kamunyu
Treasurer
The Treasurer is responsible to the council and to the members that proper books of account of all moneys received and paid by the society are recorded and such records shall be preserved and available for inspection as and when needed
Council Members
Eric Nduhiu
Douglas Gikonyo
Barthlomew Mwanyungu
Eliud Ogembo
Nicholas Ongwae
Membership
Membership in ALLSK is open to all licensed land surveyors in Kenya. Our members enjoy a range of benefits, including access to professional development resources, networking opportunities, and a strong support system. Becoming a member is a testament to one's commitment to professionalism and excellence in surveying.
Becoming a member of ALLSK is easy if you are an already-licensed land surveyor:
- Using our member's platform, express your interest by registering as a member. You are required to have you license number, license certificate copy, your ID number and passport photograph of yourself.
- Once registered, you will be prompted to pay a one-time registration fee of KSH. 1000. Only members who have paid will be approved.
