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The First Youth Climate Action Innovation Summit highlighted future opportunities on youth leadership in Climate Action, their strategic perspective to climate response and the overall importance of embedding Climate Action agenda into public policy, public investment and community awareness.
DownloadThe purpose of this project is to work in partnership with government ministries, civil society and other non-government organizations (e.g. multi-laterals, youth, population and development networks) in Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria and Senegal to co-create a unified narrative, communications and advocacy content that can help increase multi-sectoral action taken to achieve the Demographic Dividend.
DownloadIn 2021, the Organization of African Youth (OAY) conducted a rapid assessment on the AYSRH policies and strategies in Kenya. This assessment reviewed the implementation of the Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health plus Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) investment framework and associated policies, and their effect on delivery of AYSRH services, information and products at the national level as well as in Nairobi and Kisumu counties. The aim was to establish the priority given to Adolescents and Youth (AY) (age 15-24 years) in the national and county governments’ policies and strategies. Read the full report below:
DownloadThis report marks the beginning of a journey to improve the childcare ecosystem in Kenya. It highlights the different types of childcare services in Kenya and the authentic experiences of childcare entrepreneurs. Kenya has made strides in devolving and funding early childhood education, however, this is only for children above 3 years. Throughout the process of collecting data, analysis and developing this report, OAY recognized the role childcare entrepreneurs play in society and the need to improve this ecosystem.
DownloadThe National Youth Climate Compact, is a unified call to action by Kenyan youth adopted at the National Youth Climate Innovation Summit (7–8 August 2025). It captures their aspirations, challenges, and solutions in tackling climate change, rooted in principles of climate justice, intergenerational equity, inclusion, and accountability. The declaration highlights six priority areas: youth leadership and governance, climate financing, circular economy and waste management, digital innovation, youth-led advocacy, and climate-resilient livelihoods, while also outlining concrete recommendations for government, counties, the private sector, and development partners. Ultimately, it affirms the youth’s commitment to mobilize communities, hold duty bearers accountable, drive innovation, and co-create a sustainable and inclusive future for Kenya and the world.
DownloadThe National Youth Climate Compact, is a unified call to action by Kenyan youth adopted at the National Youth Climate Innovation Summit (7–8 August 2025). It captures their aspirations, challenges, and solutions in tackling climate change, rooted in principles of climate justice, intergenerational equity, inclusion, and accountability. The declaration highlights six priority areas: youth leadership and governance, climate financing, circular economy and waste management, digital innovation, youth-led advocacy, and climate-resilient livelihoods, while also outlining concrete recommendations for government, counties, the private sector, and development partners. Ultimately, it affirms the youth’s commitment to mobilize communities, hold duty bearers accountable, drive innovation, and co-create a sustainable and inclusive future for Kenya and the world.
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