Economic vulnerability often weakens the ability of citizens and activists to sustain advocacy in the face of intimidation and abuse of power. The Enterprise Development Programme bridges this gap by using sustainable livelihoods as a pathway to civic engagement. It strengthens income-generating ventures, nurtures local entrepreneurship, and empowers communities, especially women, youth, and persons with disabilities, to become self-reliant and active participants in governance.
Establishing Income-Generating Ventures
Mentorship
Stories and Publications
NIA Coalition: Who is Protecting the Sugar Cartels?
The recent exposé of yet another sugar scandal points to a trend that is not merely a matter of commercial law, criminal law, or the integrity of administrative oversight. It constitutes violations of constitutionally guaranteed human rights.
The Politics of the Hired Crowd: Inside Kenya’s Growing Culture of Goonism
Kenya cannot continue to call itself a democracy if political outcomes are forged through violence, coercion, and repression rather than genuine public participation.
Press Statement on the Corporate Impunity and State-Backed Repression in Ramula
A press statement issued on 9th April 2026 regarding state-backed repression in Ramula, Siaya County.



