Lilian Ipayo and James Rutubo are Agro-pastoralists from Burat Isiolo County. When they first heard about agroecology, they were skeptical about it. They considered the practice a foreign thing that […]
Agroecology: The Game Changer for Agro-pastoralists in Isiolo County Read More »
ActionAid International Kenya (AAIK) and Kisumu County Government will partner to improve the livelihoods of the vulnerable in the county; they include children, poor rural women, the youth, and persons
ActionAid International Kenya and Kisumu County Partner to Improve Livelihoods Read More »
How ActionAid project restored dreams of 5,700 girls
How ActionAid project restored dreams of 5,700 girls Read More »
For the third consecutive season, rains have failed in the vast Arid and Semi-Arid Lands in Kenya. This has led to reduced pasture for animals, failure in food production and
Addressing The Red Alert: A Call for Humanitarian Assistance. Read More »
ActionAid International Kenya is celebrating the closure of The Education for Life (EfL) project, a 4.5-year FCDO-funded project implemented in a consortium of Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) Kenya and
5,701 Out of School Girls benefit from the Education for Life Project Read More »
Read more-Newletter-February-2023
ActionAid International Kenya February 2023 Newsletter is Out! Read More »
Increasing access to justice and security for women and girls in Nairobi and Kisumu
Increasing Access to Justice and Security for Women and Girls in Nairobi and Kisumu Read More »
Female Genital Mutilation is associated with child marriages, teen pregnancies, and school dropouts. During the International Women’s Day celebrations for Isiolo County in Kinna, ActionAid International Kenya (AAIK) joined the
Stop ‘Clipping Girls’ Wings’, Kinna Residents Urged Read More »
Members of County Assembly (MCAs) are the decision makers for funds allocated to the implementation of projects within the county. Therefore, strengthening their knowledge of climate-inclusive budgeting helps them to
Advancing Climate Policies through Climate Inclusive Budgeting at the County Level. Read More »
According to the Kenya Demographic Health Survey 2022, the prevalence of Female Genital Mutilation declined from 38% in 1998 to 15% in 2022. Despite this progress, more concerted efforts are
