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PARTNERSHIPS &



       COLLABORATIONS:



       Strengthening Collective Impact


       We recognize that transformative change is best achieved through partnerships and collective action.
       In 2024, we strengthened our network of collaborations with government agencies, non-governmental
       organizations (NGOs), community leaders and youth networks.
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       Key Collaborative Partners and Contributions




       Gender Equality     ActionAid Kenya         ActionAid Kenya supported both the Access to Justice and Security
        & Economic                                 (AJS) Project and the Young Urban Women Projectt (YUW).
       Empowerment                                 We worked to combat violence against women and girls, promote
                                                   women’s rights and empower young women to advocate for
                                                   gender-responsive policies.

       Livelihood          Cordaid                 Supported the Shared Futures Project within a six-organization
       Resilience                                  consortium.This collaboration fostered economic resilience,
                                                   enabling at least four youth groups to launch businesses and
                                                   access markets.



        Youth & Good       Global Fund for         Funded the Ugatuzi na Usawa: Bila Ufisadi Project, empowering
        Governance         Women &                 young women in Mombasa to lead anti-corruption advocacy and
                           Collaboration of        participate in county budget processes. This partnership ensured
                           Women in                that young women from marginalized communities could demand
                           Development (CWID)      accountability and influence resource allocation

                           East African            Partnered with AYT to enhance youth policy advocacy and
                           Community (EAC),        governance participation. Through these collaborations, AYT
                           East African Youth      contributed to the redrafting of the EAC Youth Policy, engaged in
                           Network (EAYN),         regional policy dialogues, and leveraged these platforms to
                           Pan-African             strengthen youth engagement across East Africa, amplifying young
                           Parliament (PAP),       voices in governance spaces
                           Plan International,
                           and the Economic,
                           Social and Cultural
                           Council (AU ECOSOCC)

                           County                  Partnered to promote public participation, gender-responsive
                           Governments             budgeting and youth access to economic opportunities. Notably,
                           (Nairobi &              the Nairobi Gender and Inclusivity Office supported the
                           Mombasa)                establishment of a proposed GBV Situation Room to enhance
                                                   stakeholder coordination and strengthen survivor support systems.







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