Right to food: In Kenya, we focus on strengthening the ability of smallholder farmers to adopt sustainable farming methods, provide food for their families and live of the sale of their products. This is done by increasing agricultural productivity and income, particularly for women, by better access to markets and promoting value addition. One focus area is to ensure that women, smallholder farmers and other marginalized groups can save and borrow money as well as plan their finances. Meeting the youth unemployment crisis with training on entrepreneurship, agribusiness and financial services is also an important part of our work.
Adequate housing: In both urban and rural Kenya, we promote the right to adequate housing and access to and control of land. Our partners in the housing sector support the homeless to form cooperatives and methods for saving, as well as advocating for decent housing for all.
Read more about our Partners and Programmes in Eastern Africa.
