Pamoja for Transformation empowers youth, women and men to solve problems in their communities related to violence, security and poverty. We help transform institutions and communities to move from crisis and poverty to peace and prosperity across Kenya. Transparency Pamoja for Transformation in Kenya and Liechtenstein adheres to the Initiative Transparent Civil Society by Transparency International. We hereby follow other aid organizations and foundations who work towards increasing the transparency of charitable organizations. Civil society needs to be transparent and organized democratically, otherwise it risks its credibility and hence its legitimacy. Below, we present an overview of our finances, our structure of organization and decision-making, and the leadership of our organization. For further questions do not hesitate to contact us. Pamoja for Transformation Trust, Kenya 1. Name, address and year of establishment Name: Pamoja for Transformation Trust, Kenya Address: House No.4, Ring Road Kilimani, next to 53 park. Year of establishment: 2009 2. Complete statute and statements about our aims Statutes: feel free to download the deed of trust of Pamoja here. Aims: Supporting communities affected by conflict with resources and tools to move from crisis and poverty to peace and development. 4. Name and function of the main decision-makers The Board of Trustees of Pamoja is the organization's highest governing body and trustees serve for a time period of five years. Current trustees are Hezron Masitsa, Chairperson; Stephen Kadenyo, Executive Director; and Alice Nagele, Board Secretary. 5. Activities report Our Annual Reports give you a summary of our projects and internal developments, as well an overview of our financial activities. The latest Annual Report you find here. 6. Structure of authority The board of directors manages the business of the association and accepts full responsibility regarding all issues of the organization. Together with the Executive Director, they decide on general strategies and developments. 7. Information about the source of funding You can find all information about the sources of funding in our Annual Reports 8. Information about the application for funding You can find all information about the sources of funding in our Annual Reports. 9. Affiliated third parties None. Pamoja for Transformation e.V., Liechtenstein 1. Name, Sitz, Anschrift und Gründungsjahr Pamoja for Transformation e.V., Eibenweg 3, 9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein Gründungsjahr: 2015 2. Vollständige Satzung sowie Angaben zu den Zielen unserer Organisation zur Satzung allgemeine Angaben zu den Zielen bezogen auf unsere Themenfelder 3. Angaben zur Steuerbegünstigung Steuerbefreiungschein 4. Name und Funktion wesentlicher Entscheidungsträger Zu den Vorstandsmitgliedern von Pamoja Liechtenstein. Der Vorstand arbeitet ehrenamtlich und bekommt keine Aufwandsentschädigung für seine Arbeit. 5. Tätigkeitsbericht zum Jahresbericht 6. Personalstruktur zum Team 7. Angaben zur Mittelherkunft zu den Jahresberichten 8. Angaben zur Mittelverwendung zu den Jahresberichten 9. Gesellschaftsrechtliche Verbundenheit mit Dritten Keine 10. Namen von juristischen Personen, deren jährliche Zahlungen mehr als 10 % des Gesamtjahresbudgets ausmachen 2017: AtDta Stiftung Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe, Mariano Stiftung; Christian Martin Stiftung

Development of aTechnical and Business Development Services Curriculum (BDS) for Capacity Building/ Training Improved Cookstove Entrepreneurs and its value chains The project “Promotion of Climate-Friendly Cooking: Kenya and Senegal” (GCF/EnDev) , co-financed by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the Green Climate Fund (GCF), Kenya’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (MoEP), and Senegal’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy and Ministry of the Environment and Forestry that commenced at the end March 2020 until September 2025. The Kenyan component of this project, GCF/EnDev Kenya, builds on EnDev Kenya’s experiences in the cooking energy sector. The project is implementing an innovative Improved Cookstoves (ICS) market transformation strategy in Kenya, and further improving global knowledge about ICS sector contribution to Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). It is expected to significantly increase the number of ICS users in Kenya particularly in peri-urban and rural areas. Similarly, the project is expected to limit the consumption of non-renewable biomass in the cooking sector compared to the baseline situation, leading to greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions. The project objective is to accelerate the growth of the ICS sector with an irreversible market transformation that will significantly increase the level of ICS production and sales, particularly in more remote and rural locations, thereby enabling Kenya to significantly advance the achievement of the stated NDC goals. Project Photos

Promoting Agroecology Practices Our mission is to restore degraded lands, enhance biodiversity, and combat climate change by planting trees and creating sustainable green spaces, with a great vision of a thriving, sustainable world where forests flourish, ecosystems thrive, and communities live in harmony with nature. Pamoja for Transformation was established with a passion for reversing deforestation and creating long-lasting environmental impact. Over the years, we’ve partnered with communities, governments, and organizations to plant over 30 thousand trees and restore 10 hectares of land. We are focusing on Afforestation to: Combatting Climate Change: Trees absorb carbon dioxide, helping to reduce the effects of global warming. Restoring Ecosystems: Planting trees creates habitats for wildlife, stabilizes soil, and improves water cycles. Empowering Communities: Afforestation provides jobs, resources, and education for local communities. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Aligning with SDGs such as Climate Action (SDG 13), Life on Land (SDG 15), and Sustainable Cities (SDG 11).

Pamoja empowers youth, women and men to solve problems in their communities related to violence, security and poverty. We help transform institutions and communities to move from crisis and poverty to peace and prosperity across Kenya. Current Projects Skills and Enterprise Development Skills for Jobs Youth unemployment rate in Kenya averages at 35%. Poor women and youth lack skills and access to capital and markets to grow a business and create jobs. Poor women and young people are enabled to grow their existing small businesses, raise their income, build a sustainable livelihood for themselves and their families, and create employment opportunities for others. Project page Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs) SMEs have been facing unprecedented income losses and uncertainties about their future because of business disruptions due to the outbreak of COVID-19. Most SMEs do not have financial reserves to meet expenses during emergencies. It also emerged that many Kenyans do not make savings with only 39% of Kenyans have set aside funds to manage emergencies that arise from loss of income. Project page Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Go Blue The overall project goal is to contribute to coastal economic development in an inclusive, integrated, participatory, and sustainable manner that will strengthen inclusive and sustainable blue economy value chains through skill development and matching, and value chain development. The project will raise incomes and improve working conditions through cooperation with the business and the public sector thereby promoting economic growth by enhancing labour productivity for the reduction of poverty in Kwale, Tana-River, Mombasa, Kilifi and Lamu Counties. Project page Green Economy Promoting integrated farming for increased food security and climate adaptation. The objective is to support innovative and resilient farming methods that will increase food security and contribute to the economic and livelihood development. The young people in particular who are more energized and creative have been given platforms through which they can develop farming structures and increase production. Project Page Renewable Energy Improving employment and economic opportunities for the youth through cooperation with the public and private sectors by supporting young Kenyans to access job opportunities in the renewable energy sector. The project promotes demand-oriented skills and develop a renewable energy talent pool, thereby increasing the number of skilled technicians in the renewable energy sub-sector. Project page Peace and Governance The project empowers men and boys by providing safe spaces to strategically engage in mitigating violence against women. The project fosters collaboration between schools, the police, health and legal service providers and community leaders. It trained community and religious leaders as mentors in violence prevention. Preventing Gender Based Violence Project page Kenya Electoral Conflicts Mitigation & Civic/Voter Education Support Program(ECCES) Kenya Electoral Conflicts Mitigation & Civic/Voter Education Support (ECCES) Program ensures resilience of vulnerable populations and environments is improved, civil society, women and youth successfully participate in democratic processes, lead voter/civic education and implement local strategies to mitigate and respond to electoral violence. The program secures the safety and security of all citizens, safeguarding their human rights, and deepening the inclusion of traditionally marginalized groups e.g. women, youth, and people with disabilities Co-Convenor of the National Peace Actors Forum (PAF) PAF is a coordination platform that steers the peace advocacy and policy agenda by bringing together various peace initiatives, organizations, sectors and leaders engaged and promoting peaceful resolution of Kenya’s diverse conflicts through dialogue, research and building of of synergy. The NMF was born out of the need for a collective, consistent and coordinated voice on an inclusive national dialogue. Project Page Building Community Identity for Change The project aims at promoting peaceful coexistence and the reintegration of youth at risk into the community through dialogues, sports, culture and income generating activities. The project promotes cross learning as a strategy to influence negative perceptions, and behaviour between communities and identity groups in Mombasa County. These include tailor made capacity training on conflict transformation, non-violent communication, problem solving dialogue as alternative to violence as well as trust and confidence building. Project page Accelerated Response Initiative against Violent Extremism (ARIVE) The program aims at addressing the weak P/CVE system, coordination and collaboration across state and non-state actors, high levels of distrust between government and communities persist and the voices of those most at-risk of radicalization and recruitment that goes unheard in the forums, platforms and policies established to build greater resilience to VE. Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS) Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS) is an overall program being support by the royal Danish embassy through Act Change Transform! The project being implemented under RPS is dubbed “strengthening community resilience for peace and security (SCRS) project”. The objectives for the projects is: To strengthen inter group relations between groups and communities affected by conflict (inter-ethnic, intra ethnic, other conflicting in-groups and out-groups). To reduce push/pull factors towards violence among at risk groups through peace messaging, social linkages and transformation platforms for women, youths and vulnerable groups. To strengthen state and non-state peace actor’s coordination on PCVE in Kisumu through capacity building and enhanced cooperation between communities and government agencies based on respect for human rights and good governance. Improving Community Safety and Cohesion in Kisumu The project aims at transforming violent conflicts among the youth at risk by fostering their integration into the community and reducing violent gang and extremist activities that undermine community safety. Enhance communication, collaboration and trust between the police, the county government, local politicians, the civil society and youth at risk of violence and crime. Project Page Climate-Change Governance The projects seeks promote resilient practices that conserve the natural resources by enhancing equitable access, utilization and sharing the natural. through this projects, pastoralist communities and the fisherfolks are organized, trained and provided with alternative knowledge and skills that sustains the use of the natural resources including water, pasture, land through alternative agriculture and aquaculture that improves incomes and livelihood. Project page

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The submission of application for the training does not guarantee selection. However, Pamoja will assess the merit of each application with focus on how the trained individual will contribute to improved peace, governance and service delivery in their respective county after training. Selected participants will be notified by December 10th 2024. If the applicant does receive confirmation by this date, kindly consider yourself unsuccessful. However, Pamoja, will keep your records in the database for consideration in future trainings and subsequent project activities. Pamoja will provide meals, accommodation and transport reimbursement but DOES NOT provide sitting allowance in training. For application, Click the below button; < Back Exciting Training Opportunity for Kisumu & Bungoma County Residents on Governance and Nonviolent Advocacy. About the training Pamoja intends to build capacity of local peace and governance actors drawn from; youth groups, community-based organizations, locally-based civil society organizations, bloggers and social media enthusiastson governance issues, women organizations and individuals who are passionate about peace and accountability for good governance in Kisumu and Bungoma Counties The three(3) days training will re-orient the participants with nonviolent advocacy skills including digital advocacy, evidence-basedadvocacy, and requisite tactics for awakening active citizenry to enable them collaborate with stakeholders and improve governance and address service delivery needs in their communities and Counties More information on the application Process. The submission of application for the training does not guarantee selection. However, Pamoja will assess the merit of each application with focus on how the trained individual will contribute to improved peace, governance and service delivery in their respective county after training. Selected participants will be notified by December 10th 2024. If the applicant does receive confirmation by this date, kindly consider yourself unsuccessful. However, Pamoja, will keep your records in the database for consideration in future trainings and subsequent project activities. Pamoja will provide meals, accommodation and transport reimbursement but DOES NOT provide sitting allowance in training. For application, Click the below button; Apply Now Deadline is by 29th November 2024

The submission of application for the training does not guarantee selection. However, Pamoja will assess the merit of each application with focus on how the trained individual will contribute to improved peace, governance and service delivery in their respective county after training. Selected participants will be notified by December 10th 2024. If the applicant does receive confirmation by this date, kindly consider yourself unsuccessful. However, Pamoja, will keep your records in the database for consideration in future trainings and subsequent project activities. Pamoja will provide meals, accommodation and transport reimbursement but DOES NOT provide sitting allowance in training. For application, Click the below button; < Back Exciting Training Opportunity for Kisumu & Bungoma County Residents on Governance and Nonviolent Advocacy. Pamoja intends to build the capacity of local peace and governance actors drawn from; youth groups, community-based organizations, locally-based civil society organizations, bloggers and social media enthusiasts on governance issues, women organizations and individuals who are passionate about peace and accountability for good governance in Kisumu and Bungoma Counties The three(3) days training will re-orient the participants with nonviolent advocacy skills including digital advocacy, evidence-based advocacy, and requisite tactics for awakening active citizenry to enable them to collaborate with stakeholders and improve governance and address service delivery needs in their communities and Counties. More information on the application Process. The submission of application for the training does not guarantee selection. However, Pamoja will assess the merit of each application with a focus on how the trained individual will contribute to improved peace, governance and service delivery in their respective county after training. Selected participants will be notified by December 10th 2024. If the applicant does receive confirmation by this date, kindly consider yourself unsuccessful. However, Pamoja, will keep your records in the database for consideration in future trainings and subsequent project activities.Pamoja will provide meals, accommodation and transport reimbursement but DOES NOT provide sitting allowance in training. Deadline is on 29th November 2024 For application click the below button. Apply Now

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Applications ​ Are you a community resource person willing to volunteer and aspiring to create change within yourself and your community but you lack or have limited knowledge and skills? We are planning to invest in such individuals through a 10 days capacity training on Nonviolent Conflict Transformation to enable them to initiate interventions, build networks and synergy and mobilize resources for community action towards justice, peaceful co-existence and prosperity. Interested individuals must demonstrate the ability and commitment to voluntarily transfer the gained knowledge and skills to his/her community Nonviolent Conflict Transformation Training opportunity To apply and for more information open the pdf file : or click on the link: https://forms.gle/YkphjSCWQ12A63bo6 Solar Energy Scholarship Application ​Solar energy is one of the subsectors under renewable energy project. The project is focusing on improving employment and economic opportunities for the youth through cooperation with the public and private sectors by supporting young Kenyans aged between 18 to 35 years to access job opportunities in the renewable energy sector. The project will promote demand-oriented skills and develop a renewable energy talent pool, thereby increasing the number of skilled technicians in the renewable energy subsector. This will be achieved through skills training, practical exposure through industrial attachment and matching trainees to jobs. The project will facilitate the linkage of trained young people to jobs through a partnership with the private sector where 50% of the 120 trained young people will be linked to employment opportunities through direct formal jobs. For online application click on the link: https://forms.gle/5QCX7F9dDAhLPCyM9 For hand delivery and through email, download the application form, fill out the application and send it to info@tunza-jamii.org Solar Energy Scholarship Application Form Solar Energy Scholarship Application Form Renewable Energy-Flyer​​ Training Furniture Form Specialized Furniture

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