Kuza Jamii II – Transforming Communities is a six-month Economic Inclusion Program implemented by Village Enterprise, CHASP Advisory, Echo Network Africa Foundation (ENAF), Smart Regional Consultants (SRC) and Generation for Change and Development (GENCAD) with support from the UK Government.
Kenya has officially launched the Kenya Ultra-Poor Graduation Strategy (KUPGS) 2025–2030, a national framework designed to integrate the graduation approach into government policy and expand pathways for the poorest households to achieve self-reliance.
Kuza Jamii II is a six-month bridging program implemented by a consortium of five partners: Village Enterprise, Generation for Change and Development (GENCAD), Smart Regional Consultants (SRC), Echo Network Africa Foundation (ENAF), and CHASP Advisory to support the Government of Kenya’s transition toward full ownership and implementation of the national Economic Inclusion Programme (EIP) under KSEIP II.
Africa hosts a significant population of refugees and migrants, many of whom have been displaced due to conflict, economic instability, and environmental crises. These vulnerable groups often face barriers to accessing essential services, leaving them reliant on fragmented humanitarian aid rather than integrated, long-term support systems.
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.
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.
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.
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 Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP), led by the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA), addresses poverty and vulnerability in Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) counties.
There have been various challenges related to the efficiency and sustainability of the approach of the current on-demand registration process. The challenges largely emanated from the initial lack of leveraging on technology.
The Nutrition Improvement through Cash and Health Education (NICHE) Programme is tackling child malnutrition by providing cash support and nutrition counseling to vulnerable households.
The aim of the consulting engagement was to provide technical support on mass registration of 10,207 beneficiaries for El Nino Floods Shock Response in the 6 ASAL Counties of Isiolo, Garissa, Wajir, Samburu, Tana River and Mandera.
This report summarises the discussions during the training on the social protection capacity strengthening training for the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs staff.
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.
Strong governance is the foundation of sustainable growth.
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.
This engagement involves conducting a Situation Analysis on Disability Inclusion to guide the UN in identifying priorities where the Partnership on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (PRPD)
The main aim of the Social Protection Sector Strategic Plan (SP-SSP) Mid-Term Review is to assess progress made in relation to achieving
The purpose of the Social Protection Investment Plan is to outline proposals for expanding the national Social Protection Sector up to 2030
Innovative Social Protection interventions have progressively been gaining prominence within developing economies. This has created the need for Governments and other organisations to strengthen Policy and strategic frameworks that support and consolidate the design and delivery of diverse Social Protection Interventions.
The evaluation was jointly commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture (MoEAC) and WFP in Namibia upon the completion of a 5-year school feeding roadmap (2012-2017).
The Nutritional Improvements through Cash and Health Education (NICHE) Programme is an integrated social protection programme that aims to improve nutritional outcomes for children
Social Risk Management (SRM) is premised on the principles of engaging local populations in development projects from the early design
SOS Children’s Villages support children within their communities and familiar environments in Kenya. Besides just giving children a new home, SOS Family Strengthening Programmes
The overall study goal is to generate insights to improve the delivery of, demand for and uptake of the COVID-19 vaccines in sub-Saharan Africa, using Kenya, Nigeria, and Ethiopia as examples.
West Pokot County has two predominant livelihood zones characterized by Agricultural and Livestock practices. High poverty headcount ratio, low literacy and formal employment opportunities are common.
The baseline survey focused on establishing community perceptions of voice, representation, negotiation, access to information, influence and empowerment in relation to revenue
Oxfam in Uganda is implementing the NORAD II Project in Uganda’s districts of Rakai and Buliisa with partners the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) and the Civil Society Coalition on Oil and Gas (CSCO).
In line with Kenya’s Social Protection Investment Plan (SPIP), the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection (MLSP) with support from development partners is developing options for a national Universal Child Benefit (UCB).
The School Transport System for Children with Disabilities (STRIDE) is a County Government of Mombasa project under the Department of Education and ICT and implemented with the technical support of UNICEF.
The Nutritional Improvements through Cash and Health Education (NICHE) Program was initially set up as a United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)-led initiative funded under European Union (EU) Supporting Horn of Africa Resilience (SHARE),
This baseline study was commissioned with the aim of creating a comprehensive understanding of project context and the UCDW policy landscape in Kenya between April 2017 and 31st March 2020,
Nutrition Action Plan (KNAP) 2018-2022 and further enables the realization of Key Result Area 14 in the KNAP, which provides for the strengthening of Nutrition in Social Protection.
This is the report for the baseline study
The purpose of the Health Systems Strengthening Diagnosis (HSSD) was to identity gaps and strengths of
The ushering in of the devolved system of governance, enshrinement of health rights in the constitution and reforms in public management financing offer significant opportunities for the development and improvement of the
The concept and practice of Social Protection as a tool and instrument for poverty reduction, economic growth, and the humanitarian response have rapidly gained global popularity within the last decade with many developing countries slowly embracing social assistance as a strategy for reducing vulnerability among their populations. Conceivably, there has been a significant increase in governments spending and investment in social protection programs which in turn has led to notable positive effects in socio-economic development and livelihood improvement for select beneficiary communities.
Social media has the potential to influence opinion, emotions, or behaviour – intentionally or unintentionally.
The Constitution of Kenya 2010 recognises the Bill of Rights with notable emphasis on devolution of political, administrative
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