About Us
"Every human being has the right to live in dignity, We choose to act for immediate change in the lives of those in urgent need. We create new possibilities and sustainable change together with people by investing in their potential."
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Acting for safe water
For the past five rainy seasons in Kenya, the performance has been poor, both on the temporal and spatial basis. The poor rain performance has a net effect on household food security and income as livestock which is the key source of livelihoods is decimated. This calls for concerted efforts to address the rising water needs. Our mission is to provision sustainable access to safe drinking water to vulnerable communities in Northern Kenya, to improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene services.
Project Coordinators
The French Chamber of Commerce in Kenya is a non-profit organisation that provides information and assistance services to French, Kenyan and International companies wishing to establish business relations in Kenya.
The Chamber organises meetings, conferences and events to promote the interests of its member companies and facilitate trade between the two countries.
The French Embassy in Kenya is the main point of contact between France and Kenya. It provides information on trade between the two countries, offers consular and visa services to French citizens and Kenyan residents.
The Embassy is also involved in cultural and educational activities as well as development and cooperation projects.
The French Foreign Trade Advisors in Kenya are professionals who provide information and advice to French companies on the business opportunities and challenges they may face in the Kenyan market.
The Foreign Trade Advisors are also involved in promoting the interests of French companies and developing trade relations between France and Kenya.
ACTED in Kenya is an international development organisation that works with local communities to improve living conditions and livelihoods.
ACTED's core mission is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and social inequality by providing services and capacity building programmes to over 4 million Kenyans.
The Kenya Red Cross Society plays a key role in tackling poverty and social injustice in Kenya. Founded in 1963, it provides services and programmes to support the most vulnerable people, including children, women and the elderly.