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< 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

< Back Entrepreneurship Skills & Business Development (Phase 1) Location Western, Coast, Nairobi Location Skills & Enterprise Development Deepening income inequality and entrenched regional disparities hinder inclusive economic growth. Youth unemployment rate in Kenya averages at 35%. Poor youth and women lack skills and access to capital and markets... 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 Bungoma and Kisumu Youth Advocacy Champions Drive Dialogue for Improved Public Sanitation and Security Location Kisumu and Bungoma Counties Location Peace and Governance Bungoma County – May 28, 2025 Markets and urban centers require strong leadership to address challenges affecting traders and consumers. Key amenities such as dumping sites, public toilets, and sanitation facilities are critical for public health, yet many growing towns still lack them. To tackle this, Bungoma Youth Advocacy Champions on Governance, with support from P4T under the GIZ-CPS Project, facilitated a dialogue between County Duty Bearers and Business Community Leaders from Cheptais and Malakisi markets in Cheptais and Sirisia Sub-Counties. The meeting, held at Sirigreen Villa & Resort, aimed to assess the state of business environments and identify urgent solutions for improving sanitation services. Key attendees included: Mr. Nicholas Kiboi (Chief Officer, Environment, Climate Change & Tourism) Director of Trade, Energy, and Markets County Public Health Office representatives The discussion highlighted gaps in sanitation infrastructure and emphasized the need for immediate action to enhance hygiene and market conditions. Kisumu County Takes Steps to Enhance Security Lighting Kisumu County – May 29, 2025 In related initiative, a youth-led service delivery dialogue in Kisumu County was held at Pinecone Hotel, the forum brought together stakeholders including: County Departments of Energy, Transport & Infrastructure Sub-County Administrators (Kisumu Central & Kisumu East) Kenya Power & Lighting Company (KPLC) Western Chapter CSOs, Traders, Pamoja Accountability Advocates, and Women & Youth Representatives The dialogue focused on the non-functional street lighting system in key markets and roads, which has raised security concerns. Stakeholders committed to: Restoring and maintaining streetlights Enhancing community vigilance to prevent vandalism Strengthening governance and public participation in service delivery Both engagements underscore the power of collaborative governance in addressing pressing urban challenges. By fostering accountability and community involvement, these initiatives pave the way for sustainable improvements in sanitation, security, and overall service delivery. #P4TImpact #YouthAdvocacy #ServiceDelivery For more updates, stay tuned to our news section! 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 for Jobs Location Western, Coast, Central Kenya Location Skills and Enterprise Development Facts Region: Western, Coast, Central Kenya Period: 2018 - 2022 Donors: atDta Foundation, Christian Martin Foundation, Mariano Foundation, Tarom Foundation, associations and individuals Context 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. Deepening income inequality and entrenched regional disparities hinder inclusive economic growth. Youth unemployment rate in Kenya avrages at 35%. Poor women and youth lack skills and access to capital and markets to grow a business and create jobs. Project aim Violence-affected and low-skilled women and young people are enabled to grow their existing small businesses, raise their income, build a livelihood for themselves and their families, and create employment opportunities for others. Strategy The project provides women and young people with the business skills, networks, capital and self-confidence they need to run sustainable, income-earning businesses. The project overall objective is improving employment and economic opportunities for marginalized and vulnerable youth in Kisumu, Siaya and Bungoma County. It seeks to achieve this objective through collaboration with both the public and private sectors. The project's specific focus is on providing employability skills and support to access internship and job opportunities for 1,900 vulnerable and marginalized youth. To accomplish this, the project will utilize Basic Skills Training, which will be conducted in seven vocational training centers. By offering vocational/technical skills training, the project aims to equip youth with the necessary skills and competencies required for employment. These skills may include technical skills relevant to specific industries, as well as soft skills like communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management. Additionally, the project intends to facilitate access to internship and job opportunities for the trained youth. This could involve establishing partnerships with local businesses, organizations, and employers to create pathways for youth to gain practical experience and secure employment. The project may provide support in terms of job placement services, networking opportunities, and career guidance to help the youth navigate the job market successfully. Through this project, marginalized and vulnerable youth in the three Counties will have improved access to training, skill development, and employment opportunities. By enhancing their employability, the project seeks to empower youth to overcome barriers and achieve economic independence, ultimately contributing to their overall well-being and the socio-economic development of the region. Achievements in 2017 262 women and youth attended trainings and coaching sessions at which they learned about business and financial management, marketing, and communication. 38 small enterprises, farms and production sites received loans for business expansion. 95% business loan repayment rate. 32 stable new full-time jobs were created. 85% of women report more effective financial management within business and at home. Women business owners and employees report increased joint financial decision-making at household level. 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 Civil Peace Service (CPS) : Bungoma County Advances Peace Policy Development Through Multi-Stakeholder Forum Location Bungoma County Location Peace & Governance Bungoma, Kenya – In a step towards fostering lasting peace and cohesion, Pamoja, through the GIZ-CPS Cooperation, supported a Multi-Stakeholder Forum aimed at advancing the development of Bungoma County’s Peace Policy. The event, held at Sawan Hotel in Bungoma , brought together key stakeholders to refine the draft policy and commit to its successful implementation. The forum provided a platform for dialogue and collaboration among representatives from various sectors, including: The County Executive Committee (CEC) The Chief Officer and Director of Public Administration A representative from the Office of the County Attorney Members of the Bungoma CSO Forum Local peace activists Media representatives Community leaders and other grassroots stakeholders Participants engaged in constructive discussions on the draft peace policy, offering valuable insights and recommendations to strengthen its framework. All parties reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the policy development process to its successful conclusion. Once finalized, the Bungoma County Peace Policy is expected to serve as a strategic tool for enhancing coordination and investment among stakeholders. Its implementation will promote social inclusion, equitable resource distribution, and greater cohesion and integration among the people of Bungoma. This initiative marks a milestone in the county’s journey toward sustainable peace and development, reflecting the shared vision and collective responsibility of all actors involved. #PeaceBuilding #BungomaPeacePolicy #SocialCohesion #ConflictPrevention #InclusiveDevelopment Quotes from Participants “This policy is a blueprint for sustainable peace. We’re committed to ensuring it reflects the needs of all Bungoma residents.” — County Government Representative “Grassroots voices must drive peacebuilding. Today’s forum was a step in the right direction.” — CSO Leader For more information about our Programs or how you can support similar initiatives, contact: info@pamoja-transformation.org 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 Family & Community Mediation Location Nairobi Location Peace and Governance Pamoja has offered its mediation services to the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA). With a view of enhancing family unity and mutual respect FIDA Kenya initiated and runs mediation programs... 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 Powering the Green Economy: Pamoja for Transformation Signs 3-Year MoU with Nakuru County and Partners for Solar PV Training Location Nakuru County Location Skills & Enterprise Development and Climate Resilience Nakuru County, Kenya — In a major step towards accelerating the green transition and empowering the next generation, Pamoja for Transformation , alongside the County Government of Nakuru, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), and the World Technical Services (WTS) Foundation, has officially signed a 3-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The partnership will implement the Solar Photovoltaic (Solar PV) Training Programme at the Mirera Vocational Training Centre (VTC), unlocking critical employment and green enterprise opportunities for youth and women in Nakuru County. Driving the Green Transformation Implemented under the WE4D (Employment Promotion for Women for the Green Transformation in Africa) Programme —funded by the Governments of Germany and Norway—the initiative is designed to equip young Kenyans with practical, industry-relevant skills. By focusing on renewable energy and e-mobility, specifically solar energy, the programme bridges the skills gap and positions young people to thrive in the rapidly growing green economy. Impact on the Ground The programme is already yielding tangible results at Mirera VTC. To date: 50 youth and women have been successfully trained in solar energy installation and maintenance. Partners have donated solar installation equipment worth KSh 3 Million to the VTC, ensuring trainees have access to modern, hands-on learning tools. A Unified Vision for Nakuru’s Youth The MoU signing and equipment handover ceremony was officiated at the office of the County Executive Committee (CEC) Member for Education, ICT, e-Government, and Public Communication, Hon. Zippy Wambui . The meeting was also attended by Stephen Kadenyo , Executive Director of Pamoja for Transformation, alongside representatives from GIZ and WTS Foundation. Speaking during the event, Hon. Zippy Wambui described the initiative as a significant achievement for the county. She reaffirmed the commitment of H.E. Governor Susan Kihika’s administration to collaborating with like-minded organizations to transform lives through education, skills training, and job creation. "We encourage our partners to expand this programme to more Vocational Training Centres across the county, enabling more young people to benefit from the growing opportunities in the renewable energy sector," Hon. Wambui urged. Looking Ahead: 3 Years of Green Enterprise Development The newly signed 3-year MoU solidifies the commitment of Pamoja for Transformation and its partners to support youth employment through TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) and Green Enterprise Development. Over the next three years, the consortium will work to scale the training, integrate more trainees into the green job market, and foster youth-led green enterprises across Nakuru County. At Pamoja for Transformation, we believe that sustainable change happens when communities are equipped with the right tools and opportunities. We are proud to partner with GIZ, WTS Foundation, and the Nakuru County Government to turn the tide on youth unemployment while championing a sustainable, green future for 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 Kenya Electoral Conflicts Mitigation & Civic/Voter Education Support Program(ECCES) Location Location Peace and Governance 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 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 Outcome Harvest for the Enhancing Youth and Women Access to Land for Sustainable Economic Development in Western Kenya Location Kakamega County Location Climate Resilience and Peace and Governance Kakamega County, KENYA P4T, in collaboration with Community Change Agents (CCAs/FSCs) under GFA, hosted a landmark Close-Out Outcome Harvest Meeting for the GIZ Agri-jobs 4 Youth project. The event celebrated a transformative milestone in the fight for equitable land access and agricultural empowerment across Western Kenya. The primary goal of the project was to improve women and youth access to land for agricultural production. Through a combination of intergenerational dialogues, sensitization forums, and paralegal clinics, the initiative has successfully dismantled long-standing cultural and systemic barriers. Breaking Cultural Barriers for Women and Youth Historically, deeply rooted cultural norms have prevented young people and women from fully owning, inheriting, or controlling land, severely limiting their participation in agriculture. This project has directly challenged and shifted these dynamics. Through targeted community dialogues across the five project counties— Kisumu, Kakamega, Vihiga, Siaya, and Bungoma —the project has empowered women to access land for both household consumption and commercial sale. Furthermore, over 100 youths have successfully gained secure land access by signing formal lease agreements. The ripple effect has been profound: landowners are now highly sensitized and have actively begun the process of formalizing land succession, as well as transitioning to formal, legally binding land leases. The Power of Intergenerational Dialogue The success of this initiative is largely attributed to the project’s intergenerational dialogue approach. By bringing older landowners and young, aspiring farmers to the same table, P4T and its partners have fostered mutual understanding and trust. This approach has created a strong foundation for better land tenure security and promoted community-driven solutions. Already, a significant number of farmers and landowners have taken proactive steps to formalize land lease agreements, paving the way for more equitable and sustainable agricultural growth in the region. Shifting the Focus to the Soil With the critical hurdle of land access overcome, the project’s focus has now shifted to the soil. Secured land has unlocked new economic opportunities, with youth, women, and landowners actively partnering to venture into lucrative agribusiness value chains. Beneficiaries are now engaging in: 🥛 Dairy Farming 🥬 African Leafy Vegetables (ALVs) 🐟 Aquaculture 🫘 Soybean Production 🐔 Poultry Keeping A Sustainable Future The close-out outcome harvest meeting was not just a celebration of past successes but a launchpad for the future. By empowering youth and women with secure land tenure and agricultural knowledge, the GIZ Agri-jobs 4 Youth project has laid the groundwork for long-term food security, poverty reduction, and robust economic growth in Western Kenya. P4T extends its deepest gratitude to GIZ , GFA , the Community Change Agents (CCAs/FSCs) , and the resilient communities of Western Kenya for their unwavering commitment to this transformative journey. Together, we are not just growing crops; we are cultivating a more equitable and prosperous future. 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 Civil Peace Service (CPS) : P4T Empower Kisumu Youth to Drive Accountability and Improve Service Delivery Location Kisumu County Location Peace and Governance In a powerful display of youth leadership and advocacy, Pamoja, in collaboration with GIZ-CPS, hosted a dynamic Youth Sensitization Forum on Accountability & Service Delivery at Mills View Hotel, Kisumu County. The activity brought together young leaders from across the region, united by a shared vision of driving positive change through non-violent action and meaningful engagement. The forum served as a platform for participants to explore innovative ways to demand accountability from duty-bearers and improve governance and service delivery within their communities. With energy and determination, these young changemakers crafted actionable strategies aimed at fostering sustainable development in Kisumu County. Empowering Youth Voices The day was filled with thoughtful discussions, interactive sessions, and collaborative brainstorming, all centered around empowering young people to take an active role in shaping their future. Key themes that emerged included: 🔹 Active Participation in Decision-Making: Young leaders emphasized the importance of being included in decision-making processes at both local and county levels. By amplifying their voices, they aim to ensure policies reflect the needs and aspirations of the community. 🔹 Proactive Dialogue with Leaders: Participants recognized the power of constructive dialogue as a tool for holding leaders accountable. They committed to engaging duty-bearers regularly, advocating for transparency and responsiveness in governance. 🔹 Sustainable Solutions for Better Services: From healthcare to education and infrastructure, the youth identified priority areas where urgent improvements are needed. They proposed practical, long-term solutions designed to enhance service delivery and improve quality of life for residents. A Model for Youth-Led Transformation This forum exemplifies what happens when young people come together with purpose and passion. It showcased the potential of youth-led initiatives to drive transformative change, proving that the next generation is not only ready but eager to lead the charge toward a more accountable and equitable society. “The energy here today is palpable,” said one participant. “We’re not just talking about problems—we’re creating real solutions. This is how we rise.” Swipe through our photo gallery to witness the vibrant energy, creative ideas, and unwavering commitment of these young leaders in action. Their enthusiasm is infectious, and their resolve unshakable. For media inquiries or further information, please contact: info@pamoja-transformation.org Pamoja Communication 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 Official Handover of the Kenya’s First E-Mobility Curriculum for Electric Vehicle Assistant Technician (NSC II – KNQF Level 3) Location Nairobi County, Kenya Location Climate Resilience Nairobi, Kenya – In a significant step toward advancing Kenya’s green economy and youth employment, Pamoja for Transformation (P4T) , in partnership with the GIZ-WE4D project and in collaboration with the WTS Foundation and the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) , has successfully developed the E-Mobility Curriculum for Electric Vehicle Assistant Technician II – National Skill Certificate (NSC) II, KNQF Level 3 . Today, our Executive Director Mr. Kadenyo, officially handed over the finalized curriculum to NITA, represented by Centre Manager Mr. Fidelis Odumo . This landmark curriculum is set to equip young Kenyans with the technical and practical skills needed to thrive in the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) sector. P4T will lead the pilot implementation of the curriculum, training over 180 young trainees across the country. In line with its commitment to inclusive economic transformation, the pilot will prioritize at least 50% young women and persons with disabilities (PWDs) . Participants will not only receive high-quality technical training but will also be linked to industry players for mentorship, entrepreneurship support, and direct pathways into the job market. This initiative marks a critical investment in Kenya’s future workforce, aligning national skills development with global sustainability goals and the country’s transition to clean energy mobility. Together, we’re driving change—one skilled technician at a time. #E -Mobility #SkillsForFuture #GreenJobs #YouthEmpowerment #InclusiveGrowth #P4T #GIZWE4D #NITA 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 Building the Resilience of Small Sized Enterprises to cope with implications of COVID19 Location Nakuru, Turkana, Nairobi, Migori, and Kisumu Counties Location Skills and Enterprise Development The project aims to enhance the entrepreneurial competencies of existing small-sized enterprise (SME) owners in Nakuru, Turkana, Nairobi, Migori, and Kisumu Counties. The specific objectives include retaining existing jobs, increasing employment creation prospects, improving income, and enhancing the well-being of individuals living in poverty. To achieve these objectives, the project will focus on strengthening the entrepreneurial, financial, and business management skills of women and youth owned SME’s. By enhancing their skills and knowledge, these individuals will be better equipped to expand their businesses, increase their income, and withstand economic shocks. Additionally, the project aims to generate employment opportunities by supporting the growth of the small-sized enterprises. Overall, the project seeks to strengthen SMEs, improve livelihoods, and contribute to the achievement of multiple SDGs related to poverty reduction, employment, and gender equality. 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