Tracking progress: Achieving far reaching reforms in Kenya is an ambitious and difficult task, seeing as the vast-actions set to be undertaken by various ministries remains awaiting.

The Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation team set long term issues and solution matrix in the implementation of agenda item four.  Download

Reconciliation, reconstruction and reform: Reconciliation, reconstruction and reform are now the new lexicons as Kenya forges ahead after the 2007 post election violence-that threatened to tear the country.

While we acknowledge that political divisions fueled the violence, ethnicity become a tool to manifest the division. If then, we must have true reconciliation, the underlying factors that creates gullies and barriers between the various tribes in the country must be addressed.   Download

Community Health Workers Training Manual:  The manual captures key community health problems and how communities can overcome these problems. It draws on experiences from existing related manuals across the world. It should be noted that the manual should not be viewed as rigid set of prescriptions to be followed word-for-word. Rather, it offers a range of options and ideas that can be selected and adapted to suit diverse local situations. Download

Neighbourhhood Assemblies Training Manual: This manual was developed using a participatory approach.  The members of the community through their representatives, government, local authorities, and other non state actors were involved in content development of this manual.  Clearly, its preparation was undertaken in broad consultation with numerous practitioners in gender, human rights, HIV&AIDS, development, governance and government planning.  A number of exercises were pretested in NAs training workshops organised in 2008 by CPDA. The manual is designed and developed with an aim of building the capacities of the communities on governance and development dimensions. Download

Sample NAs Constitution: This is a prototype constitution developed for the established Neighbourhood Assemblies (NAs) to establish their own constitution. It is one of the tools that CPDA uses to enhance long-term sustainability of the assemblies. The constitutions accompanied with other government requirements facilitate registration of NAs as Community Based Organisations recognized by law. Download