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< Back Credible and Peaceful Election: Our Responsibility Location Bungoma, Busia Location Democracy & Governance Minority communities, such as the Teso and Sabaot, perceive that they are being excluded from county governments, both in the Assembly and Executive. Youth are vulnerable to criminal violence.. Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Empowering Peace Champions: Refresher Trainings in Bungoma & Kisumu Location Bungoma and Kisumu Counties Location Peace and Governance Strengthening Non-Violent Advocacy, Governance, and Community Resilience under the CPS Project. Building a Culture of Peace Through Strategy and Solidarity Peace is not just the absence of conflict; it is the presence of justice, accountability, and resilient communities. Recently, the CPS project convened two transformative refresher trainings in Bungoma and Kisumu counties. These five-day convenings brought together dedicated peace champions to sharpen their strategies, prioritize mental wellbeing, and design concrete interventions for real-world community challenges. Event Spotlight: Bungoma County Theme : Renewal, Digital Peacebuilding, and MHPSS Location : St. Patrick Pastoral Centre, Kabula The Bungoma Refresher Training was designed as a powerful space for collective growth. Participants moved beyond theory to unpack real community challenges, ranging from healthcare service delivery gaps to drainage disputes and road safety concerns. Key Highlights: Conflict vs. Violence : Participants sharpened their ability to distinguish between conflict and violence, designing strategic, non-violent responses to local issues. Digital & Creative Advocacy : The training explored modern avenues for peace, including digital tools, theatre, and creative expression. Centering Wellbeing : A major focus was placed on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS). Interactive sessions on emotional awareness and Psychological First Aid created a safe space for reflection and healing. Team Bungoma The Outcome : By the close of the training, every participant had developed a practical, community-based intervention plan. The result was not just strengthened knowledge, but renewed confidence and a bold commitment to non-violent transformation. Event Spotlight: Kisumu County Theme : Strategic Analysis, Accountability, and Impact Assessment Location : Ukweli Pastoral Centre The Kisumu NVCT Refresher Training brought together 20 dedicated Peace Advocates selected through a competitive process. This training was designed to revisit past interventions, critically assess impact, and deepen accountability. Addressing Real-World Conflicts Participants utilized practical tools such as Problem Tree Analysis, Actor Mapping, and the Position–Interest–Needs framework to tackle complex local issues, including: 1. Tensions between county askaris and informal traders. 2. Political intolerance among aspirants. 3. Disputes over public facility management. 4. Competition within transport sectors. The MHPSS Integration A defining feature of the Kisumu training was the integration of Mental Health into peacebuilding. Participants explored burnout in advocacy spaces, reinforcing the understanding that sustainable peacebuilding requires emotionally resilient advocates. The Outcome : Sub-county teams left with concrete, realistic intervention plans complete with timelines, key actors, and accountability mechanisms. Post-training evaluations showed significant achievements in conflict analysis and governance advocacy. Shared Impact & Key Takeaways Across both counties, the trainings achieved more than just skills transfer; they reaffirmed the purpose of the peace champions. 1. From Reaction to Strategy : Moving beyond surface-level reactions to thoughtful, non-violent approaches rooted in dialogue and mediation. 2. Holistic Peacebuilding : Proving that technical advocacy skills must be paired with emotional resilience and mental health support. 3. Action-Oriented : Every session concluded with actionable plans ready for immediate implementation in the community. Kisumu Training Gallery Bungoma Training Gallery Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Preventing Gender Based Violence Location Location Peace and Governance Das Problem Neben häuslicher und sexualisierter Gewalt gefährden Prostitution und Sextourismus viele Mädchen und Jungen an der Küste Kenias. Tabus und Traditionen machen es schwer, die sexuelle Ausbeutung zu bekämpfen. Projektziel Kinder vor häuslicher und sexualisierter Gewalt schützen. Strategie Netzwerke & Anlaufstellen für Kinder schaffen: Das Projekt stärkt die Koordination und Zusammenarbeit zwischen kenianischen Schulen, Spitälern, Kinderschutzzentren und der Polizei. Pamoja baut mit Gemeinden und der Polizei leicht zugängliche Anlaufstellen für Kinder und Erwachsene auf, damit diese professionelle Hilfe anfordern können. Mit Aufklärungsarbeit informiert Pamoja Kinder, Eltern, Lehrkräfte und Gemeindevertreter über die Rechte von Kindern und über Massnahmen zu ihrem Schutz. Dazu zählen die Vermittlung hin zu polizeilicher Hilfe sowie Schulungen für die Polizei. Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Improving Community Safety and Cohesion in Kisumu Location Kisumu County Location Peace and Governance KEY FACTS Region: Kisumu County Period: December 2016 – May 2018 Partner: Act Change Transform (ACT!) Donor: Danish International Development Agency - DANIDA CONTEXT In Kisumu county, the large numbers of unemployed youth lack access to economic opportunities as well as opportunities to participate in dialogue on issues affecting their communities. This has often resulted in violence and crimes, especially during election times. Young people are often manipulated and hired by politicians to intimidate their rivals and cause violence. Women remain largely excluded from playing an active role in conflict resolution processes. PROJECT AIM 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. RESULTS 2017 1’288 representatives from the national and county government, the police, the Council of Elders, the media, as well as religious, youth and civil society leaders attended a series of networking and problem-solving forums. Increased levels of trust and confidence between police and youth at risk groups leading to increased violence and crimereporting. 25 women were trained in mediation and became actively involved in mitigating land conflicts and political incitement. Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Skills and Enterprise Development (SED Main) Location Location Skills and Enterprise Development The project focuses on empowering women and youth by providing them with the necessary skills, networks, capital, and self-confidence to establish and run sustainable, income-earning businesses. The strategy employed by the project aims to address poverty reduction through the strengthening of two types of businesses: Community Saving and Investment Groups: These groups operate small businesses at a subsistence level, enabling their members to meet their basic needs. By supporting these groups, the project aims to enhance their business skills, financial literacy, and access to capital. This assistance allows them to improve their businesses' profitability and sustainability. Disadvantaged Entrepreneurs: The project also targets disadvantaged entrepreneurs who run small market-driven, growth-oriented businesses. By providing them with the necessary support, including training, mentoring, access to capital, and market linkages. Overall, the project's two-fold strategy of supporting community saving and investment groups and disadvantaged entrepreneurs aligns with the goal of poverty reduction by providing opportunities for sustainable income generation, employment creation and economic empowerment for women and youth. Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Multi-stakeholder Policy Dialogue in Bungoma County under the CPS project Location Bungoma County Location Peace and Governance Bungoma County, Kenya P4T recently facilitated a multi-stakeholder policy dialogue in Bungoma County under the CPS project, bringing together youth representatives, advocates, County Government officials, and members of the County Assembly to critically analyze the Bungoma County Youth Policy and chart a practical way forward for its implementation. The event, supported by P4T as part of its commitment to inclusive governance and youth empowerment, created a dynamic platform for open discussion on the state of youth welfare, participation, and policy operationalization in the county. Key Highlights from the Dialogue 🔹 Inclusive Participation: The dialogue convened a diverse group of stakeholders, including: Youth representatives from sub-counties and wards Youth advocates and civil society organizations Bungoma County Government officials Members of the Bungoma County Assembly Technical experts and community leaders 🔹 Policy Analysis & Gap Identification: Participants engaged in robust discussions that: Reviewed the current status of the Bungoma County Youth Policy Identified bottlenecks hindering full implementation Highlighted critical areas requiring urgent attention: youth employment, skills development, mental health support, access to financing, and civic participation 🔹 Consensus on Action: A key takeaway from the dialogue was the unanimous agreement that many challenges facing Bungoma's youth can be effectively addressed through the full operationalization of the County Youth Policy . Stakeholders emphasized the need for: Clear implementation timelines and accountability frameworks Dedicated budgetary allocation for youth programs Strengthened coordination between County departments, youth structures, and development partners Regular monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to track progress Voices from the Dialogue "This policy exists on paper, but our young people need to see its impact in their daily lives. Today's dialogue is a step toward turning commitment into action." — Youth Representative, Bungoma County "P4T's support in convening this conversation is invaluable. When youth, government, and advocates sit together, solutions become possible." — County Assembly Representative "The future is bright when we listen to the voice of youth and empower them to drive change. Implementation is not optional—it's urgent." — P4T Facilitator The Way Forward: From Dialogue to Action Following the rich deliberations, participants agreed on immediate next steps: ✅ Formation of a multi-stakeholder implementation taskforce ✅ Development of a simplified youth-friendly version of the policy for wider dissemination ✅ Advocacy for increased budgetary allocation to youth-focused programs in the next County Fiscal Strategy ✅ Quarterly review forums to track progress and sustain momentum Pamoja for Transformation remains committed to supporting Bungoma County and other regions in advancing inclusive policies that put youth at the center of development. Through capacity building, policy advocacy, and multi-stakeholder engagement, P4T continues to champion "The Voice, The Change" —empowering young people to shape their futures and transform their communities. #YouthPolicy #BungomaCounty #P4T #YouthEmpowerment #PolicyDialogue #TheVoiceTheChange #YouthInGovernance #Kenya Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back CPS: Youth-Led Change: Empowering Communities through Nonviolent Advocacy Location Kisumu and Bungoma County Location Peace and Governance Youth-Led Change: Empowering Communities through Nonviolent Advocacy Pamoja, in partnership with GIZ-CPS, continues to empower youth across Kenya to become powerful advocates for peace, accountability, and improved service delivery in their communities. Recently, two impactful Youth Sensitization Workshops on Accountability and Service Delivery were held in Kisumu and Bungoma County, bringing together passionate young leaders equipped with nonviolent advocacy skills. Kisumu County: Driving Tangible Improvements The workshop held at Jumuia Hotel, Kisumu County, gathered youth advocates who have undergone intensive nonviolent advocacy training. These young change-makers have since initiated various peaceful actions that have led to real, positive changes in their communities. Key achievements include: Restocking of essential drugs at Nyalenda Health Centre in Kisumu Central Sub-County. Restoration of non-functional security lights in several neighborhoods, enhancing community safety. These youth are now empowered to identify and address local issues independently , without direct support from Pamoja. They have also developed a strategic roadmap to guide future interventions, ensuring sustainable impact across the county. Bungoma County: Building a Culture of Civic Engagement In Bungoma County, the workshop took place at Tourist Hotel, where enthusiastic youth advocates convened to deepen their understanding of nonviolent civic engagement. The participants, trained in advocacy techniques, are now leading efforts to tackle pressing community concerns. Notable outcomes include: The County Government of Bungoma, under the Department of Environment, Tourism, Water, and Climate, has acknowledged and agreed to adopt the youth-led approach to waste management in Cheptais and Malakisi , which involved engaging traders and locals to highlight challenges and escalate solutions to other markets. Repairs of a dilapidated road in Buluma Sub-County are currently underway following a memorandum submitted by youth advocates to the County Government. Like their peers in Kisumu, the Bungoma youth advocates are now well-equipped to identify and address community issues autonomously. They too have developed a county-wide strategic roadmap to continue driving meaningful change. A New Generation of Peace & Accountability Champions Through these initiatives, Pamoja and GIZ-CPS are proving that when equipped with the right tools and mindset, youth can be powerful agents of transformation. Their work is not only improving service delivery but also strengthening trust between citizens and government institutions. We celebrate the resilience, creativity, and commitment of the youth in Kisumu and Bungoma. Together, they are building safer, more accountable, and inclusive communities — one peaceful action at a time. #YouthLeadChange #NonviolentAdvocacy #PeaceAndAccountability For more information about the RPS Program or how you can support similar initiatives, contact: info@pamoja-transformation.org Pamoja for Transformation Team Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back The Launch of Renewable Energy Mentorship Club at TUM to Empower Women in the Green Economy Location Mombasa County Location Skills & Enterprise Development Mombasa, Kenya – In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at bridging the gender gap in the renewable energy sector, Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) in partnership with GIZ, WTS Foundation and P4T has launched the TUM-Renewable Energy Mentorship Club, anchored under the Directorate of TUM TVET. The program is supported by GIZ -Employment promotion for women for the green transformation in Africa (WE4D), an initiative focused on advancing women’s participation in renewable energy and sustainable development. The mentorship club seeks to inspire, guide, and empower students and graduates pursuing careers in renewable energy fields such as solar energy, e-mobility, green hydrogen energy, and bio energy technologies. With the renewable energy sector traditionally dominated by men, this initiative aims to create pathways for women to not only enter but thrive in the industry. Empowering Women in a Male-Dominated Field Despite the growing demand for skilled professionals in renewable energy, women remain underrepresented in the field. According to studies, women account for less than 30% of the global renewable energy workforce, with even fewer occupying leadership roles. The TUM-Renewable Energy Mentorship Club addresses this imbalance by providing tailored support to female students and graduates. Key objectives of the mentorship program include: 🔹 Career Guidance and Industry Exposure: The club will connect students with experienced mentors from the renewable energy sector. These mentors will provide guidance on navigating career challenges, securing internships, attachments, and employment opportunities, and overcoming gender biases in the workplace. 🔹 Building Resilience Against Gender Biases: Participants will receive training on how to cope with biases and stereotypes prevalent in male-dominated industries. Workshops on confidence-building, negotiation skills, and networking will equip women with tools to succeed professionally. 🔹 Hands-On Practical Experience: Through partnerships with industry leaders and organizations like GIZ WE4D, the club will offer practical, hands-on experience in cutting-edge renewable energy technologies. This includes exposure to solar panel installations, hydrogen fuel cell innovations, and biogas production systems. 🔹 Proposal Writing and Grant Submission Support: To foster innovation and research, the club will assist members in developing proposals for funding and grants. This will enable students and graduates to pursue further research in areas such as hydrogen energy, bioenergy, and other emerging renewable technologies. A Platform for Women-Led Innovation Speaking at the launch event, the Executive Director at P4T highlighted the transformative potential of the mentorship club. "This initiative is designed to bring practical, hands-on experience to youth and women and encourage them to join the renewable energy sector," he said. "By supporting women in this field, we are not only promoting gender equality but also driving innovation and sustainability." The club's activities will focus on creating an inclusive environment where women can confidently explore careers in renewable energy. By encouraging more women to enroll in courses related to solar energy, e-mobility, hydrogen energy, and biogas technologies, the program aims to reshape the narrative around women's roles in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. For more information or to get involved, contact: Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back The Role of Rural Women in Policy Making Location Homa Bay Location Democracy & Governance With the aim to increase civic participation in democratic and political process, Pamoja carried out a series of training and networking platforms in Homa Bay county.... Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls (Phase 1) Location Kilifi Location Peace and Governance The coast battles with high rates of sexual and domestic violenceas well as retrogressive cultural practices, such as “disco funerals” and child marriage. Poverty, sex tourism and child labour are wide spread... Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS): Empowering Youth and Women for a Greener Future: Pamoja Hosts Entrepreneurship and Climate Security Training in Kisumu County. Location Kisumu County Location Climate Resilience and Skills and Enterprise Development Kisumu County, Kenya – In a step toward fostering resilience, promoting peace, and creating sustainable livelihoods, Pamoja for Transformation , under the Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS) Program , recently hosted a transformative three-day training on Entrepreneurship and Climate Security . The event, funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark in Kenya through Act Change Transform, brought together women and youth-led enterprises in Kisumu County to address climate change risks, unlock green opportunities, and promote peaceful coexistence. Training Highlights: Building Skills for a Sustainable Future The training aimed to equip participants with practical skills and knowledge to manage and adapt to the growing challenges posed by climate change. Key focus areas included: 🔹 Entrepreneurship Development: Participants learned how to establish and sustain environmentally friendly businesses that align with global green economy trends. From renewable energy ventures to waste management solutions, the training highlighted innovative ways to turn climate challenges into economic opportunities. 🔹 Climate Risk Management: Through interactive sessions, attendees gained insights into identifying and mitigating climate-induced vulnerabilities. This knowledge is crucial for building resilient communities that can withstand environmental shocks and stresses. 🔹 Green Opportunities for Youth: A dedicated Youth Sensitization Forum explored emerging green opportunities in sectors such as solar energy, e-mobility, biogas, and sustainable agriculture. The forum inspired young people to pursue careers and entrepreneurship in these fields while contributing to climate action. Addressing Climate-Induced Conflicts Kisumu County, like many regions in Kenya, faces challenges related to climate-induced conflicts over resources such as water, arable land, and pasture. These tensions often exacerbate social instability and contribute to violent behavior among youth. By addressing the root causes of these conflicts, the training sought to reduce the pull and push factors that drive young people toward violence. Through dialogue and capacity-building, participants were encouraged to adopt non-violent approaches to resolving disputes and advocate for equitable resource distribution within their communities. Creating Employment Opportunities for Youth One of the program’s primary goals is to create meaningful employment opportunities for youth in Kisumu County. By integrating entrepreneurship with climate action, the initiative empowers young people to become job creators rather than job seekers. Participants left the training equipped with actionable ideas to launch or scale their businesses, contributing to both economic growth and environmental sustainability. Why This Matters Climate change is not just an environmental issue, it is a social, economic, and security challenge. By targeting women and youth, who are disproportionately affected by climate risks, this initiative ensures that no one is left behind in the transition to a greener future. Moreover, empowering women and youth is key to achieving lasting peace and stability in Kisumu County. For more information about the RPS Program or how you can support similar initiatives, contact: info@pamoja-transformation.org Pamoja for Transformation Team Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Resilience, Peace & Stability (RPS) Program Location Nairobi County, Kenya Location Peace and Governance From 24th to 26th November 2025, Pamoja for Transformation (P4T), in partnership with Act! and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark in Kenya, joined 13 implementing partners at the End of Program Learning Event held at Maanzoni Lodge, Machakos County. The gathering marked the successful conclusion of Phase I of the Resilience, Peace and Stability (RPS) program — a milestone five-year journey (2021–2025) that transformed conflict landscapes and strengthened community resilience across Kenya. Impact in Kisumu County As a strategic RPS partner, P4T led implementation in Kisumu County, where targeted interventions delivered measurable outcomes, including: 1. Resolution of the long-standing Sondu border conflict between Kisumu and Kericho Counties — a historic breakthrough achieved through sustained dialogue, community engagement, and multi-stakeholder collaboration. 2. Strengthened synergy with key institutions including the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC), security agencies, and the Kisumu County Government. 3. Validation through evidence : An independent endline evaluation by Consilient confirmed the program’s relevance, effectiveness, and sustained positive perception among communities. “Peace is not the absence of conflict — it is the presence of justice, collaboration, and shared vision. In Kisumu, we turned dialogue into durable solutions.” — P4T Program Team Looking Ahead: RPS Phase II The next phase of RPS is set to deepen its transformative reach, with anticipated thematic priorities including: 1. Youth, Climate, Peace & Security — positioning young people as stewards of environmental and social resilience. 2. Mental Health & Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) in peacebuilding — integrating trauma-informed approaches to healing and reconciliation. 3. Participatory Educational Theatre — harnessing creativity and storytelling to shift narratives and foster empathy. 4. Organizational Sustainability — empowering local partners with tools, systems, and resources for long-term impact. P4T remains committed to co-creating peaceful, resilient, and inclusive communities — grounded in evidence, driven by partnership, and inspired by hope. 🔗 Stay tuned for updates on our continued work in conflict transformation, youth engagement, and systems-strengthening across Western Kenya. Nakuru County Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training View Project Nairobi Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections View Project Kakamega County Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya View Project Siaya County Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next