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Contact Information for Organizations That Took Part in the Education Upr Report Development CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ORGANIZATIONS THAT TOOK PART IN THE EDUCATION UPR REPORT DEVELOPMENT NO. ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL CONTACT PERSON CONTACT CONTACT PERSON’S EMAIL PHYSICAL AND EMAIL PHONE NUMBER PERSON’S ADDRESS ADDRESSES PHONE NUMBER 1. Elimu Yetu Coalition Hill Side Apartments, 2nd +254715242644 Joseph Wasikhongo +254714592214 [email protected] Floor, Ragati Road, Off Haille Sellasie Avenue [email protected] 2. East African Centre for Kilimani Area, Timau Road +254701670090 Margaret Wawira +254704242727 [email protected] Human Rights Cedar Court, House No. 4 (EACHRights) [email protected] 3. Edmund Rice Advocacy Ngong Road, Opposite (+254) 724700376 Johnstone Shisanya +254735798306 [email protected] Network Deliverance Church, / 735798306 Embulbul. [email protected] 4. Population Council Avenue 5, Rose Avenue 020 5134755 Chi-Chi Undie +254724697784 [email protected] Hurlingham [email protected] rg 5. Women’s Plot 2/388 Kirichwa +254203864482/97 Beatrice Kwamboka +254722953720 [email protected] Empowerment Link Gardens, Elgeyo +254711907132 e Marakwet Rd, Kilimani P.O. Box 22574 – 00100 Nairobi, Kenya [email protected] 6. Child Rights and Special Kangudo Road Ruai, +254 776 231 145 Dennis Moogi +254733408636 [email protected] Needs Education Trust Nairobi Kenya (CRESNET) P.O. Box 86 – 00520, Nairobi, Kenya [email protected] 7. Women Educational 1171 Argwings Kodhek, +254722888919 Karigu Ekumbu +254712777636 [email protected] Researchers of Kenya Opposite Shell Petrol (WERK) Station (Formerly Engen) [email protected] 8. African Population and APHRC Campus Kitisuru +254 20 4001100 Caroline Thiong’o +254723318798 [email protected] Health Research Center [email protected] (APHRC) 9. Economic and Social Yaya Court, Suite 8, Yaya +254726-527 876 Zulekha Amin 0737336310 [email protected] Rights Centre - Centre along Chania +254732-906255 Hakijamii Avenue next to Grace House main entrance. [email protected] 10. Clean Start No. 18, Ginge Road, +254728623434 Mumbi Mugongo +254721403408 [email protected] P.O BOX 661-0900 Kiambu 11. Plan International Methodist Ministries +254(0)202761000 Caroline Ruoro +254795750464 caroline.ruoro@plan- Kenya Centre, Block C, Ground +254722201293 international.org Floor, Oloitokitok Road, Lavington, Nairobi. 12. Faraja Foundation Zanzibar Rd, Nairobi City +254714639926 Joseph Guchu 0716512993 Joseph.guchu@farajafoundati [email protected]. on.or.ke ke 13. Forum for African Kenya Education +254(0)202592849 Terry Otieno +254724675798 [email protected] Women Educationalist Management Institute, Kenya (FAWE-K) Mtama Road, 5th Parkland Avenue, Highridge Parklands, [email protected] 14. Kenya Association of Room A11 Ground floor +254(0)207789948 Mbuchi George +254791589948 [email protected] the Intellectually Mutindwa Flats- Umoja Nganga Handicapped (KAIH) Off Moi-Drive [email protected] 15. Handicap International Africa Re Building, 254-020-2716455 Simon Mwangi +254711106058 [email protected] (Humanity and Hospital Road P.O. Box: Inclusion) 76375, Nairobi, 00508 [email protected] e 16. Transparency Kindaruma Road, Off Ring +254722 296 589 Titus Gitonga +254725424101 [email protected] International Kenya Road, Kilimani Next to Commodore Office Suites, Gate 713; Suite 4 [email protected] 17. Centre for the Study of Hse no. 3 Mbaazi Road, +254-020-2333921 Helen Owino +254737148291 [email protected] Adolescence Off King’ara Road, Lavington, P.O. Box 19329-00202,Nairobi [email protected] .
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