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< 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 Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi to Safeguard the 2027 General Elections Location Nairobi Location Peace and Governance NAIROBI, KENYA – In a decisive step toward securing the nation’s democratic future, P4T successfully hosted a high-level Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum in Nairobi. The forum brought together a diverse coalition of key actors to strengthen collaboration and lay the groundwork for a peaceful, credible, and inclusive 2027 general election. As Kenya looks toward 2027, evolving political and social scenarios across the country present complex dynamics. If left unaddressed, these emerging risks not only threaten national peace and stability but could also undermine public confidence and the state credibility of the general elections. To proactively prepare for and respond to these dynamics, P4T convened this critical dialogue to identify practical, actionable measures for electoral integrity. Peace and electoral integrity are not the sole responsibility of one institution; they require a collective, whole-of-society approach. The forum successfully bridged silos by bringing together representatives from: 🏛️ Government Institutions 🛡️ Security Agencies 🤝 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) 🙏 Faith-Based Organizations 💼 The Private Sector By uniting these diverse voices, the forum fostered a shared understanding of the electoral landscape and aligned various sectors around common goals for a secure voting process. During the intensive sessions, representatives engaged in frank and constructive discussions regarding the current electoral process. The core focus areas included: Mapping Emerging Electoral Risks: Analyzing current political, social, and technological dynamics to identify potential flashpoints and vulnerabilities ahead of 2027. Strengthening Electoral Integrity: Discussing practical, on-the-ground measures to ensure transparency, fairness, and accuracy in the electoral process. Restoring and Building Public Confidence: Exploring strategies to enhance trust in state and electoral institutions among the Kenyan public. Addressing Process Bottlenecks: Openly discussing existing issues within the electoral framework and proposing collaborative solutions. Strategic Outcomes: Early Warning and Early Response A major highlight of the forum was the strategic focus on the entire electoral cycle, moving beyond just election day. Participants explored and committed to vital opportunities to enhance cross-sectoral collaboration. Specifically, the forum laid the groundwork for strengthening coordination mechanisms for Early Warning and Early Response (EWER). By improving how stakeholders share information and react to emerging threats in real-time, P4T and its partners aim to mitigate conflicts before they escalate. The successful conclusion of this Multi-Stakeholder Engagement Forum marks the beginning of a sustained, collaborative effort. P4T remains committed to facilitating ongoing dialogues, ensuring that the momentum generated in Nairobi translates into concrete actions across the country. Together, we are building a resilient framework to ensure that the 2027 General Elections are a testament to Kenya’s enduring commitment to peace, democracy, and inclusive governance. Partner With Us for a Peaceful Kenya Are you an organization, government agency, or community leader committed to peacebuilding and electoral integrity? Join P4T in our ongoing efforts to safeguard Kenya’s democratic processes. 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 Technical Stakeholders Conclude Review of Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy Location Siaya County Location Climate Resilience Siaya, Kenya The Department of Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urban Development, in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and Pamoja for Transformation Trust (P4T), has successfully concluded a two-day Technical Stakeholders' Review Workshop for the Draft Siaya County Land Management Policy at Candela Hotel, Siaya. The workshop, officially opened by Mr. Moses Mugendi, Deputy Director of the National Lands Information Management System (NLIMS), brought together land practitioners from national and county governments, civil society organizations, gender and land rights advocates, development partners, and technical experts. Workshop Objectives & Outcomes As the third stakeholder engagement forum in the policy development process, the session focused on: Technical validation of the draft policy content Incorporating inclusive feedback to enhance policy clarity, feasibility, and equity Finalizing a roadmap for county-level approval, adoption, and implementation Key thematic areas addressed included land use planning, land administration systems, natural resource governance, county land information management, and the integration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) infrastructure to support transparent and efficient land processes. A Collaborative Approach to Land Governance Mr. Mugendi emphasized that a comprehensive, inclusive, and sustainable land policy framework is essential for effective land administration, dispute resolution, and spatial planning in Siaya County. The participatory nature of this process ensures that the final policy reflects the diverse needs and rights of all land users—particularly women, youth, and marginalized communities. Next Steps With stakeholder inputs now integrated, the draft policy will undergo final technical review before submission to the Siaya County Executive and Assembly for formal approval. P4T, FAO, and county partners remain committed to supporting a transparent, evidence-based adoption process that strengthens land governance and advances sustainable development outcomes. 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 Pamoja Partners with Rift valley National Polytechnic towards the promotion of Renewable Energy! Location Nakuru County Location Climate Resilience and Skills and Enterprise Development We’re delighted to announce the official signing of our Partnership Agreement with Rift valley National Polytechnic under the "Improving the Promotion of Youth and Women Employment in Renewable Energy and E-Mobility in Kenya" project. This transformative initiative aims to empower Kenya’s youth and women with skills and opportunities in the fast-growing renewable energy and e-mobility sectors. The project is implemented in partnership with GIZ-WE4D and in collaboration with WTS-Foundation, Here’s what’s next: Pamoja will facilitate training for up to 160 trainees in Solar PV Installer II, equipping them with hands-on expertise to thrive in Kenya’s green energy revolution. P4T and RVNP will support a mentorship program within the institution and the renewable energy industry Upon graduation, trainees will be assessed by NITA (National Industrial Training Authority) and EPRA (Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority) for certification and industry licensing respectively to ensure they fulfil high standards for employment and entrepreneurship. This partnership is a giant leap toward sustainable livelihoods, gender inclusivity, and a cleaner future for Kenya. Join us as we shape the future of renewable energy in Kenya and enable young people to access and create jobs! 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 Building Socio-Economic Resilience among Youth for Sustainable Peace and Cohesion Location Location Peace and Governance The project plays a crucial role in supporting the reform process of at-risk youth by providing them with alternative livelihood options. This program acts as a pull factor, attracting and empowering youth to pursue positive change and sustainable livelihoods. It offers peer mentorship opportunities, where reformed individuals become independent and self-sufficient in meeting their needs. These reformed individuals serve as champions for change, inspiring and motivating other struggling youth to break free from violence and negative influences. Furthermore, the project facilitates the identification of socio-economic needs among the youth and establish direct linkages with other stakeholders, including national and county governments. This collaboration with various actors enhances the socio-economic transformation process for the youth, offering them greater opportunities for growth and development and create an enabling environment that facilitates the socio-economic transformation of the youth, leading to long-lasting change and empowerment within their communities. 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 & Cohesion (Phase 1) Location Kisumu Location Peace and Governance 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... 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 We4R: Strengthening Gender-Responsive Land Governance: P4T and GIZ–WE4R Conclude Successful BriGLAW County Engagements in Bungoma and Siaya Location Siaya and Bungoma Counties Location Climate Resilience and Peace and Governance Pamoja for Transformation (P4T), in partnership with GIZ–WE4R, implemented a phase of the Bridging the Gap to Land Access among Women (BriGLAW) initiative across Bungoma and Siaya Counties. The coordinated engagements brought together county government officials, Government Land Agencies (GLAs), community leaders, women’s groups, and youth representatives to advance inclusive, equitable, and accountable land governance frameworks. Bungoma County: Policy Orientation & Harmonization Held in Bungoma, the two-day Policy Orientation Workshop focused on reviewing and refining the draft County Land Use Policy and Land Leasing Frameworks . Participants conducted a thorough gap analysis, identifying structural, cultural, and procedural barriers limiting women’s and youth’s access to land. Key outcomes included consensus on: Harmonizing community- and youth-led leasing guidelines. Strengthening monitoring and enforcement mechanisms. Embedding gender-responsive language and affirmative action measures. Promoting women’s meaningful participation in land administration bodies. Gallery from the Bungoma Team, Siaya County: Integration & Institutional Alignment In Siaya, stakeholders convened for a Stakeholder Forum and Policy Development Workshop, aimed at integrating the BriGLAW-informed leasing guidelines into the Siaya Draft Land Management Policy . Discussions addressed institutional capacity gaps, inter-departmental coordination, and alignment with ongoing FAO-led land governance processes. Participants developed concrete action steps to: Fast-track policy finalization and adoption. Strengthening linkages between land, agriculture, gender, and youth departments. Institutionalize community feedback loops in policy implementation. Gallery from Siaya Team, A Unified Vision for Inclusive Land Access Across both counties, a strong, cross-sectoral commitment emerged: land governance must be not only legally sound—but also socially just. The engagements reaffirmed that sustainable development hinges on ensuring women, youth, and marginalized groups can access, use, own, and benefit from land—safely and equitably. This milestone lays the foundation for continued advocacy, policy finalization, and pilot implementation under the BriGLAW initiative, with P4T and partners committed to supporting counties in translating dialogue into durable, transformative change. 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 Capacity Development in Renewable Energy Through Technical & Vocational Education Location Location Climate Resilience Program A tripartite partnership project that brings together GIZ, Pamoja for Transformation and WTS energy in collaboration with NITA training center aiming to reskill and train novices totaling to 150 experts in solar and Biogas sub-sectors so as to create a pool of experts able to competitively meet the job demand around the two sub-sectors. This embodies efforts to foster green economy being a fundamental practice to improve human well-being and build social equity while reducing environmental risks and scarcities. This responds to the countries efforts to abhor the Paris Agreement on Nationally Determined Contributions-NDC to reduce national emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change. 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 Youth and Women Through Land Access: Intergenerational Dialogues in Western Kenya Location Kisumu, Kakamega, Vihiga, Siaya, and Bungoma. Location Climate Resilience and Peace and Governance Empowering Youth and Women Through Land Access: Intergenerational Dialogues in Western Kenya. In recent weeks, P4T in collaboration with Community Change Agents (CCAs/FSCs) under the GFA-under the GIZ Agri-jobs 4 youth projec t, has been actively conducting sensitization campaigns and intergenerational dialogue forums across five counties in Western Kenya — Kisumu, Kakamega, Vihiga, Siaya, and Bungoma. The primary goal of these engagements is to improve access to land for women and youth, enabling them to participate more fully in agricultural production. The forums have brought to light various dynamics surrounding land access, including systemic barriers that prevent young people and women from securing full control and ownership of land — challenges that continue to limit their potential in the agricultural sector. Through the Intergenerational Dialogues approach, the project has laid a strong foundation for improved land tenure security. These dialogues foster greater understanding and cooperation between farmers and landowners, while also promoting community-driven solutions tailored to local contexts. Encouragingly, early results show that a number of farmers and landowners have already taken steps to formalize their land lease agreements, signaling a promising shift toward more equitable and secure land access. This initiative not only supports economic empowerment but also contributes to long-term food security and rural transformation in Western Kenya. #landrights #youthinagriculture #womenempowerment #p4timpact #foodsecuri ty #communitydevelopment 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 Mobile-based Early Conflict Warning Location Democracy & Governance Location Peace and Governance Under the Leadership Initiative for Good Governance in Africa (LIGGA) in partnership with the Search for Common Ground (SFCG), Pamoja initiated a mobile phone based platform for Early Conflict Warning... 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