SME LOOP PROJECT “Building the resilience of Small Sized Enterprises through entrepreneurial, financial and business management training to cope with implications of COVID19’’ 4. SME Loop Evaluat ion To R October 2022 3. SME Loop Request for Quotation May 2022 2. SME Loop Coaching ToR -April 2022 1. SME Loop Needs Assessment ToR-November 2021

WELCOME TO THE AGRI-BIZ AWARDS & EXPO 2023 OCTOBER12TH-13TH Venue: Kenya School of Government Theme: "Climate Smart Pathways for Youth Employment in Agriculture” Agri-Biz Awards and Expo. The Agri -Biz Awards, is a Pamoja for Transformation’s initiative aimed at creating platforms or pathways for employment from the agriculture activities while also contributing to efforts to combat climate change . Through the Agri -Biz Awards initiative, Pamoja envisions a world in which women, youth and marginalized communities are included in agriculture, and become key to: ensuring equity; increasing participation in agribusiness and reducing youth unemployment; promoting livelihood improvement; increasing production; and reducing the impacts of climate change. By engaging in climate smart agriculture, Kenya is likely to open opportunities for employment of women and youth. Pamoja sees the involvement of youth and women as a game changer in tackling the unemployment crisis. Our objectives 1). To increase the reach, application and impact of science in agriculture and to the environment . 2). To reduce inequality through better opportunities for rural women and youth by providing avenues for training, linkages, marketing, financing and mentorship for youth Agri-ventures. 3). To improve the food security and livelihoods of farmers thus promote and create new employment opportunities that encourage, inspire and celebrate youth in Agriculture. 4). To safeguard biodiversity and support the sustainable use of natural resources by rallying youth to adopt Climate Smart Agriculture Approaches. 5). To advocate for and influence policy towards making agriculture attractive , sustainable and profitable to youth by prioritizing and budgeting. Partners

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< 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. Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Celebrating Peace in Action: IDP 2025 Commemorations Unite Kisumu and Nairobi in Shared Vision for National Cohesion Location Kisumu and Nairobi Counties Location Peace and Governance In commemoration of the International Day of Peace (IDP) 2025, communities in Kisumu and Nairobi Counties came together in vibrant, meaningful celebrations that underscored the power of collective action, youth engagement, and grassroots peacebuilding. Organized in partnership with civil society organizations (CSOs), government agencies, faith-based institutions, and international development partners, this year’s theme — “Action Now: Peace in Everyday Life” — was brought to life through dynamic events, dialogues, awards, and symbolic gestures of unity. Kisumu County: A Day of Walks, Awards, and Wings of Peace The Kisumu celebrations kicked off with a spirited Peace Walk from the city center to the iconic Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Stadium, drawing hundreds of participants from diverse community groups, schools, youth organizations, and peace actors. The walk symbolized solidarity and the shared journey toward a more cohesive society. At the stadium, attendees were treated to captivating cultural performances, poetry, drama, and music, all curated to reflect messages of tolerance, reconciliation, and non-violence. The energy was electric, with communities using art as a tool to communicate peace. The highlight of the Kisumu event was the Peace Champions Awards Ceremony, where outstanding contributors to peace and social cohesion were recognized by the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC). Among the honorees was the Pamoja for Transformation (P4T) team, which received a prestigious Certificate of Recognition, Trophy, and Medal for its unwavering commitment to promoting peace, dialogue, and national cohesion in Kisumu County and beyond. This recognition not only celebrates P4T’s impact but also affirms the vital role of local CSOs in sustaining peace at the grassroots level. The day culminated in a powerful symbolic gesture — the release of a white dove, representing hope, renewal, and the collective aspiration for lasting peace. The event was graced by the presence of H.E. Governor Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o and senior county officials, whose attendance underscored the County Government’s strong support for peace initiatives. Nairobi County: Amplifying Community Voices through Art, Dialogue, and Collaboration While Kisumu celebrated with color and movement, Nairobi hosted a parallel, yet equally impactful series of events centered on reflection, dialogue, and youth empowerment. At the Mathare DCC Office, the Nairobi team engaged communities through an inspiring showcase of young talents in art and design, where murals, spoken word, and visual installations communicated powerful peace messages. The event created a safe, creative space for youth to express their vision of peace not as an abstract ideal, but as a lived reality in their neighborhoods. The celebrations continued on Monday, September 22nd, with a Joint Stakeholder Reflection Forum held at the Parklands Baptist Church Hall. Organized by UNESCO-Kenya, Amani Kibera, Other CSOs, and NGAOs, the forum brought together a broad coalition of peace actors to reflect on progress, challenges, and next steps in Kenya’s peace architecture. The centerpiece of the Nairobi forum was a high-level Panel Discussion & Plenary Engagement under the theme: “Peace in Everyday Life: Voices from the Community Peace Actors — What Next?” The panel featured a diverse array of voices, ensuring inclusive representation: Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) Representative Youth Leaders Women Peacebuilders Religious Leader from the Islamic Community Refugee Community Representative Community Elders and Leaders Government Official (National and County Level) The discussion explored practical pathways to embed peace in daily interactions from households and schools to markets and places of worship. Participants emphasized the need for sustained investment in community-led peace structures, intergenerational dialogue, and policy responsiveness to local peace priorities. The event was honored by the presence of distinguished guests, including: GIZ Kenya Country Team UNESCO Kenya Representative Co-Chair, KNATCOM Representative of the DCC, Dagoretti Representative from the National Steering Committee on Peace (NSC) Their participation signaled strong institutional alignment and commitment to Kenya’s peace agenda. Common Threads: Unity, Recognition, and Sustained Action Though held in different locations, both Kisumu and Nairobi celebrations shared a common thread: the recognition that peace is not passive — it is built daily, by ordinary people taking extraordinary action. From the streets of Mathare to the stadiums of Kisumu, peace was not only celebrated, it was lived . In Closing As the dove took flight over Kisumu and the murals in Mathare told stories of resilience, one message rang clear: Peace is possible, when we act together, listen deeply, and honor every voice. Let us carry this spirit beyond September 21st , into our homes, our policies, and our daily choices. #PeaceInEverydayLife #IDP2025 #ActionNow #BuildingPeaceTogether Report compiled by (P4T Communications Team0 | Photos & Videos Available on Request | Follow us on social media for more updates. Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

Call For Applications If you can't scan for the form click the button to apply Apply Now If you can't scan for the form click the below link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrNaT_kOsdH5Z8Ayy-Dhf5dOs7gO4qsGEz4RTi8riCa-CZqA/viewform?usp=preview GENERAL INFORMATION ON JOB APPLICATIONS People come to Pamoja for Transformation to do the most impactful work of their lives. This is a place where you get to bring your full self. Curiosity, kindness, collaboration, optimism, courage, creativity — these are some of the qualities that define our culture. We seek team members with different origins, beliefs, backgrounds, and ways of thinking. If you are driven by the desire to make a real difference and believe in people's ability to create their own futures, we invite you to explore the many opportunities we have to make an impact. Please Note: Pamoja for Transformation does not require any fees to apply for posted positions. Pamoja for Transformation is an equal opportunity employer that does not tolerate discrimination on any basis. We actively seek out diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and skills so that we can be collectively stronger and have sustained country impact. We are committed to providing an environment of respect and psychological safety where equal employment opportunities are available to all.

< Back Building Effective Response for Peaceful Elections Location Migori, Nairobi Location Democracy & Governance Migori and Nairobi have a history of heightened electoral violence resulting in death, displacement and destruction of property. There is limited coordination between the police and civic peace actors... Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

< Back Empowering Women and Youth-Led Climate-Smart Enterprises in Kisumu County Location Kisumu County Location Peace and Governance and Skills & Enterprise Development Empowering Women and Youth Through Climate-Smart Entrepreneurship in Kisumu County. As part of the Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS) Program, funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark in Kenya through Act Change Transform, P4T has taken a significant step toward fostering sustainable development and resilience in Kisumu County. The beneficiaries during the 3-day capacity-building training in March 2025. In a recent initiative, we distributed essential toolkits to women- and youth-led climate-smart enterprises following a rigorous selection and training process. These beneficiaries underwent a comprehensive 3-day capacity-building training program focused on Entrepreneurship and Climate Security, equipping them with critical skills and knowledge to grow their businesses sustainably. The provision of these toolkits marks a pivotal moment for local entrepreneurs, enabling them to scale up production, improve efficiency, and create new employment opportunities within their communities. By supporting women and youth, the project aims to build long-term resilience, promote peace, and drive inclusive economic growth. This initiative not only supports climate adaptation and mitigation efforts but also strengthens community cohesion and stability through economic empowerment. #P4TImpact #YouthAdvocacy #ServiceDelivery For more updates, stay tuned to our news section! Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships 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... Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships 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 Kisumu, County Empowering the Deaf Community for Peace and Inclusive Governance in Kisumu Ahead of 2027 Elections View Project Kisumu County From Advocacy to Action: German Head of Development Cooperation Visits Pamoja for Transformation in Kisumu View Project Nairobi Investing in Peace: Building Inclusive, Resilient Communities Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election View Project Nairobi County Advancing Peace and Cohesion Through Strategic Partnerships View Project Anchor 1 Previous Next

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).

Turning Pain into Peace Twenty six year old Felix Ochieng used to fear election season in Kenya. When he was 11, his brother Moses was almost killed during the post-election violence that broke out after the contested 2007 Kenyan Elections. After the results of the election were announced, the country was ripped apart along ethnic lines. Moses’ neighbours turned against him - they attacked him and burned his house down. He lost everything. “I was not at peace because my brother Moses almost lost his life,” Felix said. The 2022 election season was different for Felix, and for many Kenyans, in what is widely recognized as the most peaceful election in Kenya’s history. Felix was part of that success. Felix and his brother live in Mathare, an informal settlement in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. In 2022, through USAID Kenya’s Electoral Conflicts Mitigation and Civic Education Support (ECCES) program, We trained Felix as a Peace Ambassador. Felix and other Peace Ambassadors around the country were trained to detect triggers of electoral violence, identify potential hotspots, and respond when a conflict arises. “Now, I have a way to help,” says Felix. He shares his story with others in his neighbourhood and works to prevent youth manipulation and violence by spreading anti-violence messages throughout Mathare . View More