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Nandi/Kisumu County Boarder , 21/09/2017 by System Administrator

Peace-Net Kenya conducted an intra community dialogue targeting the Nandi community along the Nandi/Kisumu boarder, to strengthen resilience anf avoid inter communal violence during the period leading up to and after the election on 8th August 2017. Implementation was done under the auspices of Uwiano Platform for Peace. On international peace day, 21st September 2017.

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For a peaceful

and stable society that upholds

equity and development.

To facilitate, advocate and coordinate

broad based peace

and development initiatives nationally and regionally

Demonstrating unquestionable

commitment

in serving all stakeholders.

About Us

Peace and Development Network Trust (PeaceNet Kenya) is a national networking and partnership building organization providing a platform for CSOs, and other peace actors committed to collaboration and mobilization of national and regional initiatives for peace building, promotion of justice and conflict transformation.

The idea to set up the organization was initiated by three organizations namely Oxfam GB, the Mennonite Central Committee and the Anglican Development Desk, who were collaborating, in 1992, on providing relief support to victims of politically motivated ethnic violence in Kenya. In 1993, the Ethnic Clashes Network (ECN), was established in recognition of the need for continued coordination of relief and advocacy work around the violence, its causes and consequences, and was initially hosted by the National Council of NGOs of Kenya. In 1995, the ECN, broadened its mandate to cover broader peace issues and changed its name to Peace and Development Network (PeaceNet). In August 2005, PeaceNet registered itself as a Trust.

Vision

A peaceful and stable society that upholds equity and development

Mission

To facilitate, advocate and coordinate broad based peace and development initiatives nationally and regionally.

Core Values

PeaceNet is guided by the values of Do No Harm principles, including:
 

  • Demonstrating unquestionable commitment in serving all stakeholders.
  • Accountability in resource utilization including being good stewards of time and finances.
  • Maintaining respect and dignity for humanity at all times, regardless of any extenuating circumstances.
  • Observation of unrelenting integrity in our dealings within all program operations.
  • Exercising fairness, equity and justice in our word of promise and deed.
  • Promoting a culture of tolerance and good governance.

Our Programs

As a national networking and partnership building organization, Peacenet-Kenya participates in a number of peace promoting programs.

Policy & Governance
Policy & Governance

Policy & Governance

Partnership, Networking, Capacity Building and Human Security
Partnership, Networking, Capacity Building and Human Security

Partnership, Networking, Capacity Building and Human Security

  Sauti Mashinani

A grassroots based Early Warning Early Response system

How do I report a conflict

  • Using SMS, go to your phone and send a short message to 0707 996899.
  • You can report a conflict on our website by clicking this link sautimashinani.com

How can I be sure that my details shall not be revealed?

Sauti mashinani treats information provided to them in a confidential manner. Name and contact details of people reporting conflicts are kept secret to safe guard their security and well being.

How do I become a Sauti Mashinani Peace Actor?

To become a peace actor for Sauti Mashinani, you have to be a member of an exisiting peace group. The main peace initiatives that Sauti mashinani is involved in, include: Cattle rustling, water Conflicts Political conflicts.
You can register to be a peace actor by clicking this link: sautimashinani.com

Program Locations

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 Samburu and Migori.

Peacenet Kenya with UNDP and Embassy of Sweden, Nairobi. Is peace building in Samburu and Migori.

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 Migori, Mathare and Kawangware.

TUSAMEHEANE TUJENGE NCHI. The project goal is to contribute to the consolidation of a peaceful and inclusive Kenyan society enjoying improved service delivery through enhanced citizen participation in people-to-people dialogue and county governance.

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 Baba Dogo

Report on Rapid response community dialogue, on post-election violence conflict in Babadogo ward
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 Korogocho and Mathare slums, Nairobi

PeaceNet and the Kenya Tuna Uwezo Team spends time with the young ladies of Korogocho to follow up matters lifestyle and security. In Mathare slums, we discus with the youth on the risk drugs and substance abuse.
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 Nyeri

PeaceNet and Global South program sensitizes the civil societies in Nyeri on the main areas of focus/ intervention in Peace building.
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 Mandera - North Eastern Kenya

PeaceNet takes pride in the enhanced inter religious ties between Muslims and Christians

PeaceNet Team

Victor Ngetich

M&E - I.T for Peace-Net Kenya.

Kubai Kahara

Project Officer, TUSAMEHEANE TUJENGE NCHI -Nairobi for Peace-Net Kenya.

Mercy Letting

Project Manager, TUSAMEHEANE TUJENGE NCHI at Peace-Net Kenya.

Castro Baraza

Project Officer, TUSAMEHEANE TUJENGE NCHI - Migori for Peace-Net Kenya.

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Training on Conflict Sensitive reporting an interview of a facilitator Mr Daudi Sipoi from Narok around the 2-5th August.

Ghetto Family Kisumu team works together with other local action groups and Peacenet to create awareness and understanding between citizens in peace.

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 Publications & Blogs

 Publications

Nurturing Nationhood Through Peace Media

Eliud K Situma and John Harrington Ndeta

Analyzing Peace related programming in community radio stations "if interested with the book, please call or come to our office for a copy"

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Waki Commission- Process Monitoring Report

Mutuku Nguli

CIVEP: Expectations, likely scenarios of outcomes and opportunities for peace-building and security reform in Kenya

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2015 Annual Report

Chief Executive Officer

For full report, please download using this link; http://pea...

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 Blogs

2016-07-21 by Jacob C. Perez

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2016-07-13 by Jacob C. Perez

Nairobi's Kibra roots for peace after violent protests - standardmedia.

 PeaceNet Reports & Downloads

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