Under the project Women and Governance: Building the Capacity of Murang’a County Assembly Women Aspirants to vie for the 2017 General Elections, CEEC with support from GIZ/CPS carried out a five days’ training of 18 women from Murang’a County aspiring to become Members of County Assembly in 2017. The women were drawn from six Sub […]
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On 25th October 2016 CEEC conduted an evaluation of the project Building the Capacity of Communities in Burnt Forest for gender inclusive civic engagement and participatory governance. Under the project, a total of 63 community leaders, both men and women, were trained on participatory and gender inclusive governance in July 2016. The leaders were from […]
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It is true that MCAs have only three roles namely, legislation, representation and oversight. However, due to the dire need on the ground, it has been very difficult for the MCAs to strictly confine themselves to these roles. Take MCA Shadrack Juma from Baba Dogo ward for example. His ward is grossly underdeveloped despite it […]
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With an aim of expanding its reach to all youth in Kenya, Sauti Mtaani held a Youth Induction meeting with Youth Ambassadors from Eastleigh North Ward and Mihang’o Ward. The meeting was held at Paris Hotel, Nairobi on 19th October, 2016. The youth from these two wards narrated their experiences on how they have been finding […]
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As part of the project“Building the Capacity of Communities in Burnt Forest for Gender Inclusive Civic Engagement and Participatory Governance” CEEC with the support of GIZ/CPS facilitated civic engagement dialogue forums between the 4thand 7thof October 2016. The forums were conducted in eight farms within Burnt Forest namely,Ndungulu, Barekeiywo, Kaplelach, Chuiyat, Kamuyu, Rukuini, Lingway and […]
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The main objective of the project “Building the Capacity of Communities in Burnt Forest for Gender Inclusive Civic Engagement and Participatory Governance” which is being implemented with the support of GIZ/CPS is to promote women’s civic engagement in the region. It is in view of this that CEEC trained a total of 61 men and […]
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CEEC believes that processes that are not inclusive cannot be sustainable. In Burnt Forest as indeed elsewhere in the country, women have been locked out of important processes including governance which is what informed the project “Building the Capacity of Communities in Burnt Forest for Gender Inclusive Civic Engagement and Participatory Governance” which is being […]
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As part of the project “Building the Capacity of Communities in Burnt Forest for gender inclusive civic engagement and participatory governance” CEEC with support from GIZ/CPS, carried out a four days’ training of 32 women community leaders from eight farms in Burnt Forest namely Ndungulu, Barekeiwo, Kaplalach, Chuiyat, Kamuyu, Rukuini, Lingway and Kagongo between 20th […]
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All is well that ends well! The first year of activities under the projectPositive Masculinities: Working with Young Men to combat Gender Based Violence in Kiambu Countycame to an end with an evaluation meeting on 1stJuly 2016 at the Victorian House in Kikuyu Town. The evaluation aimed at assessing the short term project outcomes from the […]
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Theatre has been used as a tool for social change and CEEC under its projectPositive Masculinities: Working with Young Men to combat Gender Based Violence in Kiambu Countychose this methodology in recognition of its appeal to young people.After a training of 30 young performing artists on combating gender based violence through promotion of positive masculinities, […]
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