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@chripske Legal reforms alone will not end femicide. Kenya must also ensure women can access trusted, responsive support before violence escalates. @lynouma opinion - the-star.co.ke/opinion/star-…
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Together with @CHRIPSKE we convened Talk to Your Regulator (T2R)–Coast Edition, bringing together CSOs, the PBO Regulatory Authority & other stakeholders to discuss NPO regulation, registration & compliance, financial accountability, safeguarding against terrorist financing risks
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How can countries tackle money laundering and terrorist financing without restricting civic space?
We are proud to co-host the Global Expert Hub Conference on AML/CFT in Nairobi on the topic, 17-19 November, with our partners: @enablingNGOlaw @KenyaNPOWG @CHRIPSKE & @PBO_RA
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CHRIPS invites proposals from qualified firms to provide external audit services.
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The #T2RCoast Edition explores how NPO oversight under the FATF action can be strengthened in Coast without disrupting legitimate charitable work, focusing on proportionate regulation, fair access to finance and collaboration among CSOs, regulators & banks.
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We’ve kicked off the #T2R Coast Edition, partnering with @PBO_RA @CoastRights & @NuruTrustKenya. Discussions focus on compliance costs, and support & guidance on safeguarding with fair treatment of Coast CSOs. Practical next steps in view.
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CHRIPS invites proposals from qualified firms to provide external audit services.
Review the terms of reference and submission requirements: chrips.or.ke/vacancy/request…
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Tackling political violence means looking beyond the arrested to who recruits, organises and finances it. In this op-ed drawing from CHRIPS research: 63.6% of Mathare and Kayole residents say jobs and skills are a safety priority vs 51.1% for policing.
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Isiolo County's PCVE approach takes a public health orientation. Trained civic and frontline actors offer trauma healing & psychosocial support through trusted local networks, addressing risk before it escalates. CHRIPS: chrips.or.ke/publications/po…
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Kenya’s security is shaped by dynamics beyond its borders. CHRIPS’ research from Lamu shows why border and remote communities must be included in P/CVE strategies. Regional insecurity and geographic isolation can compound vulnerability: chrips.or.ke/publications/wo…
As the world marks the International Day of Peace, CHRIPS highlights important data from its 2025 Terrorism Observatory on Kenya’s PCVE landscape. Terror attacks fell from 85 to 72, while abductions rose from 3 to 18. Read the full report: chrips.or.ke/publications/re…
A co-authored article by CHRIPS and Uppsala researchers examines how policing practices contributed to a relatively peaceful electoral period and lessons for preventing violence while protecting citizens’ rights. Read peacenews.com/ahead-of-kenya…
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Beyond national frameworks, localising PCVE means designing prevention around local realities. CHRIPS’ 2024 research in Lamu County shows how geography, access and coordination shape reach, particularly in locations such as Kiunga.
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Community resilience is a security asset. Strengthening existing peace structures, enabling inclusive participation & giving communities a meaningful voice in security decisions can strengthen locally led prevention. Read more here: chrips.or.ke/wp-content/uplo…
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CHRIPS’ baseline research found 55.4% of Mathare respondents experienced theft/robbery, while 28.9% reported threats/intimidation.
Political brokerage connects vulnerable recruits to organised violence.
For 2027, prevention must follow the chain upwards.
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@CHRIPS policy brief examining KYEOP in Kondele and Kawangware found that skills development and economic opportunity can strengthen young people’s resilience to criminal and political violence.
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Economic opportunity also matters. 87% of KYEOP business grant recipients created employment for themselves and others, while 64% of trained youth secured employment.
The lesson: reducing economic vulnerability can reduce opportunities for political exploitation.
Ahead of 2027, the policy challenge goes beyond temporary stipends. Sustainable livelihoods must address income inequality, unfair resource distribution and structural conditions that leave young people vulnerable to political & criminal violence. #Kenya2027 #YouthEmployment