Head Office:
Waiyaki way, AACC Building
Ground Floor.
P.O. Box 13968-00800,
Nairobi, Kenya.
Tel: +254 020 4442838 /
44450090.
Fax: +254 020 4450090.
Email: info@cpda.or.ke
Website: www.cpda.or.ke
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 | Fair Cup: CPDA and Traidcraft are jointly implementing a joint project aimed at increasing incomes for 30,000 tea farmers through utilization land not currently on tea for other agribusiness opportunities. The project will be implemented in Nyeri, Murang'a and Kirinyaga Counties. Ultimately, the project will contribute to reduced poverty and improved livelihoods among tea farmers in Kenya. Job Opportunities: Field coodinator; Driver | 
| Western Kenya Community Livelihoods Empowerment Project (WECKLEP) Project publications, casestudies and newletters Latest Alternative Forum Newsletter
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There are number of interventions that have been put in place to ensure that NAs are sustainable. Read more. They has also been instrumental in putting local leaders such as councillors on use devolved funds. Vihiga Social Audit Report 2011
|  | Vihiga Animal Health Workers CBO Established. The CBO was established and registered on 18th March 2011 as an income generation, information sharing and networking platform for the Community Animal Health Workers and Animal Health Assistants in Vihiga County. Read more | | |  | Monnlight VCT outreaches: Mass VCT services targeting most at risk groups such as boda boda riders, matatu drivers, barnaids, married couples, among other groups. These outreaches are being carried in all towns and market centres within Vihiga County. Mobile moonlight counseling and testing carried out in, Serem market ,Chebrok market, Majengo, Boyani, Gambogi, Mudete, Luanda market, Mbale stage, Diani hotel, kadogo bar, Chavakali market, Standikisa, Kilingili Shamakhokho, Kima, | 
| CPDA undertaking pre and post referendum civic education activities Shadow County Assemblies have been established in Bungoma, Busia, Kakamega and Vihiga for residents to understand participate in and track the implementation of the new constitution. Read more | | | 
| School debates: CPDA works through schools to raise awareness on gender equality and governance and women participation in decision making processes. School debates help to demystify skewed societal and cultural perceptions on gender and women empowerment. Read more
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| New constitution of Kenya: CPDA contributed greatly towards the new Kenya. The organisation is still involved in educating communities to understand, participate in and track monitoring of the new constitution. Read more | | |
 Alice Kirambi, CPDA Executive Director and
Business unusaul: The year 2010 was business unusual for anti-reformers and forces that fought against the new constitution. It was a big win for civil society and Kenyans at large.
CPDA’s contributions towards the ratification of the constitution were felt than ever before. We mobilized the entire provincial administration in Western Province to drum up support for the new order. We had an extensive network of Community Facilitators in 30 constituencies drawn from the former Western providence, Trans Nzoia and Narok Counties. Read more: CPDA Narratives 2010 Download 2008 Annual Narrative Report |  Emmy Sumbeiywo, CPDA Chairperson Board of Directors. A new start: The ratification of new constitution in 2010 marked a new start on how Kenya will be managed and governed. The shift from an old order to an optimistic future has made government, private sector and many organisations to refocus their programmes.
The focus is now on counties. Some counties haveset strategies on how they will attract resources and become sustainable in managing their affairs. Similarly, donors are now moving to counties and villages as opposed to supporting “desktop” organisations.
Read more: CPDA Narratives 2010Download 2008 Annual Narrative Report |
The CPDA Team Members
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