The Kenya economy has become a chess board and the empire of the IMF and world bank to exploit the masses through finance bill 2024. @WilliamsRuto should be IMF and world bank president not Kenya.
#Tumechoka#Sitasita
Join us for the upcoming National Learning Event on “Learning from the Experience of Climate-Resilient Public Good Investments”
📆17th April, 2024
🕗8.00am to 4.30pm EAT
To participate virtually register at: https://t.co/hzMo5CbpxP
#LocallyLedAction@cdknetwork@SouthSouthNorth
In the afternoon session of Day 3 of the @sdi_net Council meeting: All regions, including Southern Africa, West Africa, Asia, and East Africa, are engaging in dialogues and exchanges on:
3. KYC Revitalization
4. Locally-led climate action
#InclusiveCities#MakingSlumsVisible #RegionalHub
Day 1 of the Muungano wa Wanavijiji groups exhibiting at the Agriculture Fair Trade Week at the Jamuhuri showground. The theme is promoting climate-smart agriculture and trade initiatives for sustainable economic growth.
#InclusiveCities#MakingSlumsVisible#WeAreVCA
We welcome you to the very first Community engagement meeting that the Nairobi River Commission is holding since its appointment. This joint effort is scheduled to take place at the Ghetto Farmers Youth Group venue in Kiamaiko
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🗓️ Date: September 27th, 2023
⏰ Time: 9:00am - 14:00pm (EAT)
🌍🌟 Exciting day at Rowallan camp as @Wanavijiji_sdi joins the community SDG Festival hosted by Vice Versa Global!! Our innovative climate action groups showcased how they're making SDGs a reality in their communities. The event aims to localize the SDG language.
#WanavijijiVoices #Act4SDGs
Today marks the final day of our ongoing meeting with the Nairobi County Department of Environment. @Wanavijiji_sdi Youth officer Stanley Mburu, is presenting the process of forming ward climate change committees to the MCAs and the Department of Environment. He is illustrating this through a case scenario based on the process implemented in Nakuru County.
The Nairobi Climate Change Act is currently in the formulation process, making it crucial for us to share insights into how the formation of climate committees is undertaken.
During our meeting, we had the privilege of receiving presentations from various department heads, including the Waste Management Team, Open Spaces and Natural Resources Team, as well as the Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Team.
#InclusiveCities #MakingSlumsVisible
One World Together (OWT) has officially launched its website.
@Wanavijiji_sdi youth are partners of One World Together. One World Together is an organization that aims to provide a platform for global citizens to amplify engagement and build strong community organizations through long-term unrestricted funding. #InclusiveCities #MakingSlumsVisible
🔗https://t.co/U4BXad0mO4
Ahead of #IYD23, @Wanavijiji_sdi joined fellow affiliates @ACTogetherUG and @ccode_malawi in a NOREC partners meeting in Uganda. The purpose of the gathering was to collaboratively develop a comprehensive proposal for a youth exchange program aimed at expediting #YouthInclusion while enhancing youth leadership and governance skills.
The engaging three-day meeting included a field visit to the Federation Sanitation Project and various other youth-driven initiatives.
#InclusiveCities #MakingSlumsVisible
The #CIDP2023-27 prioritizes establishing Youth Resource Centers. Governor Sakaja's manifesto already pledges support for new jobs & businesses for youth. Nairobi's youth are united in agreement. Now it's up to the gov't to allocate resources to make these visions a reality.
Today we had a mental health forum with Tabasamu Cafe initiative team and community members in Mathare. The insightful session aimed at initiating and building a cadre of wellness champions within the various settlements.
#InclusiveCities#BeYouDoYou#MakingSlumsVisible
"We want to reinforce the commitment of the County Government of Nairobi in this journey; it is immense, and we will support this process. " Morris Kavai, Director of Climate Change and Air pollution at the County Government of Nairobi
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"Stop Capacity Building!
Communities already possess the capacity and knowledge to address the challenges they are facing. What we need to do is facilitate the sharing and enhancement of their existing knowledge." - Joseph Kimani, ED SDI Kenya
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"The community has a lot of knowledge, and they understand what they need. If they are not at the table, the project will not be successful. It is very fundamental for communities to take ownership if we want the project to be successful." Rashid Mutua, Chairman Muungano Wa Wanavijiji Federation
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Hi there👋🏾! THE DAY HAS ARRIVED!!
Ni leo, July 12th, from 2 pm.
We are opening the floor to all of you for an honest dialogue with our panelists on Adaptation Planning.
See Zoom link👇🏽
🔗 https://t.co/S0iMvyIUI7
#VCA#InclusiveUrbanPlanning#JustClimateAction
We conducted ripple effect mapping in Kiamutisya with co-researchers, community members, and community health volunteers.
The purpose of the process was to discuss and analyze the effects of various activities such as physical addressing, CHV profiling, mapping, and enumeration in the settlement.
The session aimed to gain an understanding of the impacts generated by these activities, extract valuable lessons from them, and identify opportunities for improvement.
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