The Nutritional Improvements through Cash and Health Education (NICHE) Programme is an integrated social protection programme that aims to improve nutritional outcomes for children
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
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,
This report presents the findings, conclusions
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
Kenya, like many other countries, has boldly embraced Social Protection in its bid to fight poverty and vulnerability amongst its citizens,
The Constitution of Kenya 2010 recognises the Bill of Rights with notable emphasis on devolution of political, administrative
The County Government has a duty to provide essential services to ensure the development and enhancement of human capital (through health, education and livelihoods).
