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L'AFRIKANA seeks to be a channel of transformation through which refugees can play an active role in finding solutions to challenges they face and eventually contribute to their welfare as well as to the social and economic development of their host nation Kenya. All the activities at L'AFRIKANA are, on daily basis geared toward making that conviction a reality.
To create inclusive and resilient communities where refugees and host populations thrive together, united by shared opportunities, mutual respect, and a commitment to sustainability.
To foster resiliience and self-reliance within refugee and host communities. Through innovative education, comprehensive training, impactful advocacy and collaborative facilitation, we strive to catalyze sustainable development and social cohesion.
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Refugees In East Africa: Boosting Urban Innovation for livelihoods development. People have sustainable livelihoods. Strong markets and effective and responsive city services are accessible to all.
Prove a psycho-social support to young girls, victims of sexual abuse, early pregnancy, early marriage and drug abuse. Link/ place the targeted clients and their families to key policy makers, stakeholders and services. To engage with government organs, community leaders/caregivers and other stakeholders to create awareness about the clients.
To equip women and the youth with marketable skills for economic self- sustainability, in Art tailoring, Art & crafting, keeping. Entrepreneurship, Book To provide the beneficiaries with an opportunity/ a platform to use the acquired skills to generate income. To enhance financial power of the beneficiaries and the community at large.
To mobilize and enroll 80 level 2 and 3 students into the AEP. To provide education in an accelerated time-frame for disadvantaged groups, over-age outof- school children and youth who missed out or had their education interrupted due to poverty, marginalization, conflict or crisis, through the non- formal curriculum provided by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD). To accord the participants a chance to acquire equivalent certified competencies for basic education.
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Introduction: Kenya has taken significant steps toward promoting economic inclusion for refugees. With the enactment of the new Refugee Act in February 2022, there are promising developments that can positively impact the lives of displaced individuals. In this article, we’ll explore what the new legislation means for refugees’ economic participation and discuss the challenges they still face. ________________________________________ 1. The New Refugee Act: A Paradigm Shift Kenya’s Refugee Act introduces critical changes related to economic inclusion, integration, and refugee status determination. Refugees now have the right to engage in gainful employment or enterprise, as well as practice their professions or trades if their qualifications are recognized by competent authorities in Kenya1. This provision opens doors to the labor market, allowing refugees to contribute to the national and local economy.
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