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Between 16th to 19th February 2015, CEEC conducted a training of 31 Village Elders from Olenguse Location. The training was informed by requests made during the implementation of the project Building the capacity of communities in Burnt Forest to prevent and appropriately respond to Gender Based Violence. The Village Elders are the first point of contact […]
On 15th February 2015, CEEC closed the project Building the capacity of communities in Burnt Forest to prevent and appropriately respond to Gender Based Violence with a celebration at Kamuyu Secondary School. The celebration brought together about 200 Community members who included 67 trainees from the eight farms. The chief guest was the Acting Deputy […]
On 14th February 2015, CEEC conducted an evaluation of the project Building the capacity of communities in Burnt Forest to prevent and appropriately respond to Gender Based Violence. The evaluation brought together 35 trainees from the eight farms of Kamuyu, Kagongo, Chuiyat, Kaplalach/Rironi, Ndunglu, Lingway, Rukuini and Barakeiywo in Burnt Forest to evaluate the outcome […]
As part of the Building the capacity of communities in Burnt Forest to prevent and appropriately respond to Gender Based Violence project, CEEC carried out monitoring field visits in the eight farms of Lingway, Kamuyu, Rukuini, Rironi/Kaplalach, Ndungulu, Chuiyat, Barekeiywo and Kagongo. The farm based visits aimed at assessing the trainees’ grasp of what they […]
On 15th December, CEEC brought together representatives of the trainees from the five ward of Kikuyu, Sigona, Nachu, Kinoo and Karai in Kikuyu Sub County for an evaluation meeting. During the meeting, the youth shared their success stories, challenges, lessons learnt and recommendations. It was very gratifying to hear the youth share their own stories […]
This project is being implemented with the support of GIZ (CPS) and it started with a Needs Assessment which was conducted by CEEC in July 2014 in Burnt Forest. Following the findings from the Needs Assessment, CEEC conducted two trainings in November 2014 which aimed at building the capacity of both men and women to […]
CEEC has been working with youth from Nairobi County since October 2013 under the project Youth and Devolved Governance which is being supported by Heinrich Boll Stiftung, East and Horn of Africa. Under the project, an online platform Sauti Mtaani was set up to facilitate civic engagement between youth and their respective Members of County […]
On 27th November 2013, and with the support of Heinrich Boll Stiftung, East and Horn of Africa, CEEC launched two e-participation platforms under the name “Sauti Mtaani” to facilitate engagement between youth and their Members of County Assembly (MCAs). These were an sms platform and a Facebook application. Drawing from lessons learnt in the […]
Under the Women and Civic engagement project, CEEC supported women from the six wards of Kagundu-ini, Gaichanjiru, Muruka, Nga’raria, Ruchu and Ithiru in Kandara Sub County to organize forums in their respective wards in March 2014. Members of County Assembly (MCAs) from the six wards attended the forums and responded to issues and concerns raised […]
Between 28th July and 1st August 2014, CEEC carried out a Needs Assessment in eight farms within Burnt Forest namely, Lingway, Kamuyu, Rukuini, Rironi/Kaplalach, Ndungulu, Chuiyat, Barekeiywo and Kagongo. The exercise was informed by a request by the women from the eight farms for an empowerment project and the objectives were; To identify the most […]