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| Western Kenya Community Livelihoods Empowerment Project (WECKLEP) Project publications, casestudies and newletters Annual report 2008 |  | Gender and Governance Programme (GGP) was initiated in 2001 under the bannerengendering political processes. The aim then was to ensure that Kenyan women fully participate in the political processes. Since then CPDA has been implementing various phases
of the programme. Read more | | | 
| CPDA undertaking pre and post referendum civic education activities in the 24 constituencies of Western Province- Vihiga (Vihiga, Sabatia, Emuhaya, Hamisi); Kakamega (Ikolomani, Shinyalu, Malava and Lurambi); Butere-Mumias(Khwisero, Butere, Matungu, Mumias):Bungoma (Bumula, Kanduyi, Sirisia, Webuye, Kimilili); Teso (Amagoro); Mt. Elgon (Mt. Elgon); Lugari , Busia (Funyula,Budalangi, Nambale, Butula constituencies) ; and six constituencies of Rift Valley -Narok North, Narok South, Kilgoris, Trans Nzoia (Saboti, Kwanza and Cherangany constituencies). Period: July- December 2010. Funded by Uraia, and Usawa-GPP. | | | 
| May 2010: Additional dairy goats to Vihiga, Western Province: CPDA procured the second patch of additional 25 dairy goats from Meru, Kitui /Mwingi for distribution to selected Neighbourhood Assemblies in the larger Vihiga district. The goats were distributed to identified Neighbourhood Assemblies (NAs)
| | | Western Leaders Annual Forum: CPDA held the 2nd Western Province Leaders Annual Forum, at Moi Girls Vokoli, on 10th and 11th December 2009. This forum which brought together an estimated 500 delegates from the province including Neighbourhood Assembly leaders, media, key government agencies, Maendeleo ya Wanawake, youth leaders, religious leaders, Districts Reconciliation and Reforms Consensus Groups, Civil society organizations, professionals and students.
2008 NA -showcased their success, challenges and opportunities. |  The theme of forum was “Towards a new Kenya: Building Consensus on the Harmonized Draft Constitution and other reforms processes.” The forum facilitated the development of regional communiqué on the Harmonized Draft Constitution for presentation to the Committee of Experts (CoE). It also helped to show-case CPDA activities on governance and democracy; sustainable agriculture; and health and sanitation programmes. 2009 Annual Forum
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CHAIRPERSON'S STATEMENT-CPDA and its Work acute as ever (Below; Alice Kirambi, CPDA Executive Director and Emmy Sumbeiywo, CPDA Chairperson Board of Directors)  The results of poor governance, ethnicity, inequality and ultimate political ineptitude were proof in 2008, fifteen years since its inception, the need for CPDA and its work remains as acute as ever.
Post election chaos and false starts in 2008, led many Kenyans and partners to think deep on governance, leadership, development and failures of national institutions. Putting Kenya on the right track requires looking beyond the usual suspects. A successful fight against poor leadership and governance addresses all elements of the ‘production chain’ – not only the leaders and citizens, but poor leadership’s facilitators. | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD-Our quest for empowered communities: It is our pleasure to present the 2008 CPDA Annual Report. This report is one way of letting the world know what we did in 2008 to uplift the living standards of the poor and disadvantaged in Kenya and beyond through partnership, capacity building and development programmes. This year, CPDA reports the implementation of a four year Action dubbed Western Kenya Livelihoods Empowerment Programme (WEKLEP). The Action seeks to empower communities with skills and support in areas of governance, agriculture, and community health. Alice Kirambi, Excecutive Director Download 2008 Annual Narrative Report |
The CPDA Team Members
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