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I presided over the signing of a Project Implementation Agreement with @WorldVisionKE to implement two transformative water projects in North Horr. This partnership will bring safe, reliable water closer to about 9,700 residents—a major step in improving lives across Marsabit.
@WorldVisionKE and @MarsabitGov have signed a Project Implementation Agreement (PIA) that will deliver two water projects in North Horr, bringing safe water closer to 9,700 people.
The County Government and North Horr NG-CDF will undertake the borehole drilling and technical groundwork, with @WorldVisionKE financing the solarisation, water storage infrastructure, reticulation systems, and community capacity strengthening needed to get water to communities.
@VisionFundKE and @WorldVisionKE held a FAST stakeholder training in Bamba to raise awareness of the financial inclusion product, empowering savings groups, strengthening livelihoods, and building resilient communities.
In Turkana County, UNICEF & partners are providing #nutrition, child #protection & #WASH services to families affected by drought.
With support from #ESAHF, these lifesaving services are helping treat acute malnutrition & provide access to safe water & child protection services.
The Kenya Humanitarian Fund allocated $ 50M for affected families, delivered by @WorldVisionKE as unconditional cash transfers.
The money lets households buy food now & start rebuilding herds, aligned with national social protection.
#KenyaCooperationFramework
Across Kenya's arid & semi-arid lands, more than 3.7 million people face severe food insecurity after repeated dry spells.
For families like Lokolita's, the impact is immediate: hunger, malnutrition & impossible choices.
#KenyaCooperationFramework
Drought took the livestock Lokolita's family lived on. Now two of her seven children are severely malnourished and the family is surviving on wild fruit.
In Turkana, recovery is starting with cash assistance and dignity.
#KenyaCooperationFramework
Africa cannot end malnutrition on commitments alone.
It will take stronger nutrition policies, sustainable financing and coordinated action.
At the 15th African Task Force for Food & Nutrition Development (#ATFFND) in Addis Ababa, we're contributing to the development of the African Regional Nutrition Strategy (2026–2035) to help ensure nutrition policies deliver real results for children across the continent.
Every community deserves to be a place of safety, not silence. Every survivor deserves protection, not fear. That shared conviction brought @WorldVisionKE to the Commission’s Isiolo Regional Office for a courtesy visit, reaffirming a partnership dedicated to strengthening local action against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and building communities where dignity, equality, and protection are a lived reality.
The engagement reviewed the progress of the Purpose II Project, implemented in Isiolo, Burat, and Oldonyiro Wards, which is helping reinforce community-based mechanisms for preventing and responding to GBV. At a time when Kenya is placing renewed national focus on ending GBV and femicide, strengthening grassroots protection systems remains indispensable to ensuring that prevention begins long before violence occurs and that survivors receive timely, coordinated support.
The Commission commended World Vision Kenya for its sustained partnership in strengthening county GBV response structures and empowering communities to become active custodians of protection and inclusion. The collaboration continues to enhance institutional coordination, deepen public awareness, strengthen referral pathways, and support interventions that safeguard the rights and dignity of women, children, persons with disabilities, older persons, minorities, and other Special Interest Groups.
The meeting reaffirmed that meaningful progress is achieved when institutions combine their strengths to address inequality where it is experienced most—within families, schools, and communities. In line with its constitutional mandate, the Commission will continue working alongside partners to promote equality and freedom from discrimination, strengthen protection systems, and foster communities where every person can live with dignity, security, and equal opportunity.
Protecting the vulnerable is not only a measure of justice—it is the foundation of an inclusive and resilient nation.
#EndGBV #EndFemicideKE #EqualityForAll #CommunityProtection #LeaveNoOneBehind #SocialInclusion #PartnershipsForImpact #NGEC #WorldVisionKenya @WorldVisionKE@EkuamL
@DrJohnErus@WorldVisionKE@UNOCHA@UNICEFKenya@WFP_Kenya Speaking when he hosted a delegation from UN OCHA, UNICEF, WFP and World Vision Kenya. Erus said the period allocated to the program was coming to an end despite the need for humanitarian assistance to address malnutrition, water access, food insecurity and disease burden.
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At #FINAS2026, we joined industry leaders in exploring sustainable financial solutions for Africa's food systems. Angeline Munzara, THRIVE 2030 @VisionFund Operations Director, shared insights on designing financial solutions that truly meet the needs of smallholder farmers.
Our guest this evening is Mohamed Abdille county public health coordinator and Nimo Gollo county health promotion officer,we are discussing food quality and safety in wajir county,stay tuned and call us on 0720505000 studio line.Programme supported by @WorldVisionKE
After nearly three years of collaboration, @KajiadoGov has launched its Climate Change Policy 2026 and County Water Policy, providing a roadmap for climate action, sustainable water management and stronger community resilience.
@WorldVisionKE is proud to have supported the development of both policies through the KOICA-funded K-SEED Programme and the Systems Strengthening Project with KWAHO.
We continue to help build lasting solutions for communities facing drought, water scarcity and land degradation.
#NCIC today hosted @WorldVisionKE team at the Commission HQs in Nairobi to strengthen collaboration and partnership, for promotion of peace, national cohesion, and youth engagement.
The meeting was led by NCIC Chairperson Dr. Kepha Nyamweya Omae, alongside Commissioners and CEO @DanielGiti while the World Vision Kenya delegation was led by National Director Gershon Mwakazi.
The engagement reaffirmed the shared commitment of both institutions to fostering peaceful coexistence, empowering youth as champions of unity, and building strategic partnerships that advance national cohesion in Kenya.
#AmaniKwaGround #PartnershipsForImpact
#OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
Purely #African rhythms and dance have lit up the stage at #FINAS2026, celebrating the continent’s rich heritage while reminding us that culture and community are at the heart of sustainable agri‑food systems.
From songs to dances, these performances embody the spirit of resilience, collaboration, and innovation; core elements in driving sustainable Africa’s food systems transformation.
#FINASLaunch #FoodSystems #AgriFinance #AfricanCulture @CGIAR@CISKenya@CGAP@CS_MoALD@FPCKenya_@WorldVisionKE@IFAD
🐝🥚 From beekeeping to poultry farming, 150 community members in Mandera are building sustainable livelihoods through #ELEVATE. Funded by #KOICA, the project provides climate-smart training and in-kind support to boost egg and honey production.