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Blue Book 2016 EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION to KENYA BLUE BOOK 2016 SECURING the FUTURE of the YOUTH and PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA Blue Book 2016 1 2 Blue Book 2016 EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA BLUE BOOK 2016 SECURING THE FUTURE OF THE YOUTH AND PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY our world our dignity our future EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA Blue Book 2016 3 Published by: Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Kenya Union House, Ragati Road P. O. Box 45119-00100 Nairobi Kenya. Tel: +254 20 2713020/1, 2712860, 2802000, Fax: +254 20 2711954 Email: [email protected] Website: http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/kenya www.facebook.com/euinkenya @EUinKenya 4 Blue Book 2016 EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA Sectors Inside the Blue Book 2016 Agriculture, Food Security and Resilience.....................2 Environment and Climate Change ..........................44 - Coffee roductivityP Project (CPP) ................................3 - Water Tower Protection and Climate - Samburu Pastoral Livelihoods Improvement Change (WaTER) Programme .....................................45 Programme (SAPLIP) ...................................................4 - Community Development Trust Fund (CDTF) ...........46 This year, the EU marks 40 years - Restocking and improving livestock breeds to Good Governance and social protection ..................48 of EU-Kenya partnership. Together boost food security .......................................................5 - European Instrument for Democracy with our Member States, we - Programme for Agriculture and Livelihoods and Human Rights (EIDHR) ......................................49 in Western Communities (PALWECO) .......................7 - The Long-term lectoralE Assistance are proud as well as grateful to - Enhancement of food chains in Programme (LEAP) ....................................................51 the Government of Kenya, the Tharaka-Nithi County ..................................................9 - Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK) .........................52 communities within where we work - Improved livelihoods in the Kenya-Ethiopia - Drivers of Accountability Programme (DAP) I&II ......53 - Social support options for women ..............................55 and all of our Kenyan friends, the border region ...............................................................10 - Fish quality control laboratories in Kenya .....................11 Private Sector, Non-Governmental Health .......................................................................58 - Kilifi chilli aluev chain development .............................12 - Scaling Up Nutrition in Kenya ....................................59 Organisations, Civil Society - SNV Kenya - Kenya Market-led Dairy - OBA (Out-put Based Aid) voucher programme ..........61 Organisations, Development Programme ..................................................................13 - The Kisumu ntegratedI Family Agencies, for your continued - Food security in Western Kenya ....................................15 Health Project (KIFHP) ..............................................63 - Potato Storage Project in Kenya (PSP) ..........................17 - Support to Health Sector Services Fund (HSSF) ..........64 support and collaboration.” Infrastructure and Energy ........................................20 Water and Sanitation ................................................66 - Merille River - Marsabit Road Project .........................21 - Water Service Trust Fund (WSTF) ..............................67 - EU/GoK Rural Roads Project in Eastern Kenya ...........23 - Sabor-Iten Tambach water supply project ....................69 - AFD/GoK Roads 2000 Project Phase II in - Bringing European finance to socially Central Kenya ..............................................................24 conscious busineses ......................................................70 Acronyms and Abbreviations ........... i - SHADE - Sustainable Habitat development .................25 - Last mile connectivity programme ...............................27 Trade and Private Sector Development ...................72 Preface ........................................................ii - Regional Technical Assistance Programme (RTAP) .......27 - Standards and Market Access Programme (SMAP) ......73 Foreword .................................................. iv - Electricity Access Fund .................................................28 - Enterprise development for rural families ....................75 The EU at a Glance ...............................vii Education and Scholarships .....................................30 Disaster Preparedness and Conflict Prevention .......78 Kenya and the EU .................................. ix - The ASAL Drought Contigency Fund project .............79 - Erasmus Mundus Scholarship ......................................31 - The EU mergencyE Trust Fund ...................................81 EU Joint Cooperation Strategy .......xii - Kenia: SWEAR ............................................................32 - Peacebuilding and community security .......................83 The EAC-EU Economic - Vocational training for orphans and - Arming fire brigades in Kenya .....................................85 Partnership Agreement .....................xiv vulnerable youth ..........................................................33 - Kenya Italy Debt for Development Humanitarian Aid ...................................................86 Programme (KIDDP) ...................................................35 - Food assistance to refugees ...........................................87 - ACTEC .......................................................................37 - Resilience, Emergency Preparedness and - Initiative for Capacity Building in Early Response ............................................................89 Higher Education (NICHE) .......................................38 - The uzaK project ..........................................................39 Annexes ...................................................................90 - Building practical skills of Kenyan youth .....................40 - Annex 1: EU and Member States Contacts ..................90 - Opening up learning to the community .......................41 - Annex 2: Key References .............................................93 EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA Blue Book 2016 5 6 Blue Book 2016 EUROPEAN UNION DELEGATION TO KENYA Acronyms and Abbreviations AMI Fundação de Assistência Médica Internacional GPEDC Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation NSAs Non-State Actors GROOTS AMINA Aktiv für Menschen in Not Austria Grassroots Organisations Operating Together in Sisterhood NYS National Youth Service ACORD Agency for Cooperation and Research in Development Kenya ODA Official Development Assistance ACP African Caribbean Pacific GSP Generalised System of Preferences OECD Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development AFD Agence Française de Développement HiH EA Hand in Hand East Africa ORPP Office of the Registrar of Political Parties HLM2 Second High Level Meeting Programme for Agriculture and Livelihoods in Western AfDB African Development Bank PALWECO ASALs Arid and Semi-Arid Lands HPTC Horticultural Practical Training Institute Communities PCEA Prebyterian Church of East Africa BMOs Business Member Organisations HRD Human Rights Defenders PEFF Private Enterprise Finance Facility CASE Competitive Agribusiness Systems Enterprises HSSF Health Sector Services Fund PLC Programme Logic Controllers CBEF County Budget and Economic Forum ICT Information and communications technology CBK Central Bank of Kenya ICDRR Improved Community Drought Response and Resilience PPP Public Private Partnership PRP Peace Rights Programme CBOs Community-Based Organisations IDEAS Instrument for Devolution Advice and Support CEF Community Environment Facility IEBC Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission PSP Potato Storage Project in Kenya RCK Refugee Consortium of Kenya CDI Community-based Development Initiative INDC Intended Nationally Determined Contribution RTAP Regional Technical Assistance Programme CDTF Community Development Trust Fund KDHS Kenya Demographic Health Survey KEBS Kenya Bureau of Standards RVF Rift Valley Fever CFP Commercial Fodder Producers RWPL Rural Women Peace Link CIFF Children’s Investment Fund Foundation KeNHA Kenya National Highways Authority KEPHIS Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service SAPLIP Samburu Pastoral Livelihoods Improvement Programme COFs Citizen Oversight Forums SDGs Sustainable Development Goals CoWA Companionship of Works Association KeRRA Kenya Rural Roads Authority KEWI Kenya Water Institute SGBV Sexual and Gender - based Violence CPP Coffee Productivity Project SHADE Sustainable Habitat Development CRI Coffee Research Institute KEWOPA Kenya Women Parliamentary Association KFS Kenya Forest Service SHARE Supporting the Horn of Africa’s Resilience CSOs Civil Society Organisations SMAP Standards and Market Access Programme CUEA Catholic University of Eastern Africa KIDDP Kenya Italy Debt for Development Programme KIFHP Kisumu Integrated Family Health Programme SMEs Small and medium-sized enterprises DANIDA Danish International Development Agency SPS Sanitary and Phytosanitary DAP Drivers of Accountability Programme KMDP Kenya Market-led Dairy Programme KNAP Kenya National Action Plan SUN Scaling up Nutrition DFID Department for International Development SWEAR Skills and Work are East Africa’s Resource DHI Dalir Training Institute KNCHR Kenya National Commission on Human Rights KMDP Kenya Market-led Dairy
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