Kenya
Region: Eastern and Southern Africa
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Official Governance
Recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child
Below you will find the specific recommendations and structural conclusions provided by the UN Committee regarding the execution of child rights within this country.
Non-discrimination
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Best interests of the child (BI)
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Respect for the views of the child
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Enabling legislation
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Best available budget / Resources
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Collection and analysis of disaggregated data
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State-civil society cooperation for child rights
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Projects in Kenya
State of Youth chapters
State of Youth is here to empower young people aged 12 to 29 by building a global platform for leadership and changemaking.
State of Youth, 'KidsRights' changemaking platform connects over 800 chapters in more than 70 countries worldwide. There are already 66 chapters active in Kenya.
State of Youth, 'KidsRights' changemaking platform connects over 800 chapters in more than 70 countries worldwide. There are already 66 chapters active in Kenya.
State of Youth @ Rironi
State of Youth @ Marsabit
State of Youth @ Kericho
State of Youth @ Nairobi
State of Youth @ Igniting ke
State of youth @ Lodwar
State of Youth @ Young Leaders foundation
State of Youth @ Siaya Kenya
State of Youth @ EmpowerHer UN Nairobi
State of Youth @ Kisumu
State of Youth @seth#Rongo
State of Youth @Kimilili
State of Youth @ One Face
State of Youth @ Ugunja
State of the youth @ Naivasha center for equality
State of Youth @Siaya
State of Youth @ Chuka
State of Youth @ Youthof1
State of Youth @ Rise and Reap Youth Network Kenya
State of Youth @ Homabay Rural
State of Youth @ Kakuma
State of Youth @ Sega
State of Youth @ Kibera
State of Youth @ Nairobi
State of Youth @ Mathare
State of Youth @ SiayaUgenya
State of Youth @ Lodwar
State of Youth @Coast
State of youth @ Nairobi
State of Youth @ Kiambu, Gomborious
State of Youth @ Ianna Mallayka Foundation
State of Youth@Kibera( Youth Voices for Change)
State of Youth @ Daystar university
State of Youth @ Kenya Methodist University
State of Youth @ Gatura
State of Youth @Lions Sega,Ndenga secondary school
State of Youth @Let me Breathe
State of Youth @crystaldrop
State of Youth @Salamasports club
State of Youth @Community Upright Project
State of Youth @Pwani
State of Youth @Kenya- Maida CBO-Nairobi
State of Youth @Kakuma Climate Action
State of Youth @ Home lesson
State of Youth @Kakuma Made Creative
State of Youth @Young Ambassador For Climate Action
State of Youth @State of youth Nairobi
State of Youth @@Korogosho Learners Without Fear
State of Youth @Uwezo Ustawi Foundation
State of Youth @Bright Futures Initiative
State of Youth @Youth Empowerment and Inclusion
State of Youth @Kakuma
State of Youth @I Am Art Project
State of Youth @Osiris Foundation
State of Youth @Kakuma Eco-Bag
State of Youth @Seeing Differently
State of Youth @Whispers Champions
State of Youth @Gold
State of Youth @GRASSROOT EMPOWERMENT
State of Youth @rise for change
State of Youth @LET HER BLEED WITH DIGNITY
State of Youth @Healing Haven Initiative
State of Youth @Kakamega
State of Youth @University exit
State of Youth @KisumuCounty
State of youth @ Tech4Dev
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