Kuza Jamii – Transforming Communities is a one-year Economic Inclusion Program implemented by BOMA, CHASP Advisory, Village Enterprise, Echo Network Africa (ENA), Smart Regional Consultants (SRC) and Generation for Change and Development (GENCAD) with support from the UK Government.
The end-line evaluation for the pilot project “Uptake of an Innovative Water Testing Kit in Kenya” was conducted in collaboration with Action Against Hunger, a global humanitarian organization that takes decisive action against the causes and effects of hunger.
CHASP Advisory: advancing social assistance and poverty graduation in East and Horn of Africa.
“Governments and development partners need to be deliberate about setting up and financing systems and programs that expand social safety nets,” says Omondi Otieno Ooyi, Global Director of CHASP Advisory, in an editorial article on tackling poverty featured in the August-September issue of Msafiri Magazine by Kenya Airways.
Strong governance is the foundation of sustainable growth.
The Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) is a critical social protection initiative in Kenya, providing unconditional cash transfers to the most marginalized households in arid and semi-arid lands.
THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS (FAO)
This framework outlines a comprehensive approach to enhancing social protection systems and policies in collaboration with various stakeholders.
The development of this strategic plan was a collaborative effort between CHASP Advisory and the Mombasa Investment Corporation (MIC), designed to shape Mombasa’s future investment.
CHASP Advisory, in partnership with Islamic Relief Kenya, conducted a baseline survey focused on improving the economic prospects of underprivileged populations in Kilifi and Tana River Counties of Kenya under the Strengthening Economic Prospects of Underprivileged Populations (STEP UP) program.
The development of this county’s social protection policy for Isiolo County was informed by the need to address a variety of social and economic challenges faced by the county and its inhabitants dawn from diverse ethnic groups including; the Borana, Somali, Turkana, and Meru communities.
The end-line evaluation was carried out in Tana River County across the three sub-counties with a focus on the schools and communities that were targeted by activities of the TARIWE project.
Click to chat