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CBM
CBM is a leading organization in disability inclusive development.
Learn about our work, vision and impact in the lives of
persons with disabilities.
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Accenture
Accenture embraces the power of change to create 360° value
and shared success in the U.S. for our clients, people,
shareholders, partners and communities.
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Practical Action
At Practical Action, we believe in cross-sector collaborations
– ones that bring together human ingenuity
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Kenya Forest Service
Kenya Forest Service is a state corporation that was created
through the Forest Act, 2005 (now repealed). The Service
derives her mandate from the Forest Conservation and Management
Act (FCMA), 2016.
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AMREF Flying Doctors
AMREF Flying Doctors is the leading provider of fixed –
wing air ambulance services in Africa. We have been in the
aeromedical transport industry for more than 60 years –
operating from Wilson Airport in Nairobi.
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Amref Health Africa
Amref Health Africa was officially founded in 1957 to deliver
mobile health services and to provide mission hospitals
with surgical support.
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Kwale County Government
The M-PESA Foundation partnered with Kwale County Government
together with the Kenya Red Cross Society in the rehabilitation
of Nyalani dam through the Kinango food Security and Integrated
livelihood programme.
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Rhino Ark
Rhino Ark was established in 1988 as a charitable trust
to help save Kenya’s Black Rhino population in the Aberdare
ecosystem. The rhino were under severe threat from rampant
poaching for their highly valued horn.
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Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS)
The Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) was established on 21
December 1965 through the Kenya Red Cross Society Act. The
organization's constitution is based on the Geneva Conventions
of 1949 and the Additional Protocols of 1977 to which Kenya
is a Party.
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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) conserves and manages Kenya’s
wildlife for the Kenyan people and the world. “To sustainably
conserve, manage, and enhance Kenya's wildlife, its habitats,
and provide a wide range of public uses in collaboration
with stakeholders for posterity”
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NRT
NRT is a membership organization owned and led by the 43
community conservancies it serves in northern and coastal
Kenya. NRT was established as a shared resource to help
build and develop community conservancies, which are best
positioned to enhance people’s lives, build peace and conserve
the natural environment.
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Farm Concern International (FCI)
Farm Concern International (FCI) is an agri-markets and
systems facilitator specializing in bridging systems gaps
targeting urban formal markets of private companies. Agro
-SMES informal markets and rural traditional input and output
systems for scale up and sustainability in Africa.
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CarePay
CarePay is a Kenyan company that administers conditional
healthcare payments between funders, patients and healthcare
providers.
Carepay and M-PESA Foundation have partnered to offer medical
bill payment through the M-TIBA platform.
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Starehe Girls Centre
Starehe Girls Centre is a National boarding school that
offers secondary education to financially disadvantaged
girls from all Counties of Kenya. The school was founded
in January 2005 as a charitable institution. It emulates
the spirit of the much renowned Starehe Boys Centre. It
caters for all the girls academic and social needs.
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Samburu County
In partnership with AMREF, Safaricom Limited and PharmAccess
Foundation, M-PESA Foundation is improving maternal and
child health care through improving infrastructure, capacity
of community health volunteers capacity, health equipment
and referral services.
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The Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education (MOE) formulates and implements
education and training policies, standards, curricula, examinations
and the granting of university charters. It is also responsible
for the management of universities, tertiary educational
institutions and other institutions of research and higher
learning and primary schools, special education, secondary
schools and special education institutions.
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Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy works as a model and catalyst
for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat. It is
located in northern Kenya. It was formed in 1995 and is
a wildlife sanctuary incorporating the Ngare Ndare Forest
covering over 62,000 acres. The Conservancy is home to a
wide variety of wildlife including the rare and endangered
black rhinos, Grevy's zebras and sitatungas.
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Reteti Elephant Sanctuary
The Reteti Elephant Sanctuary was officially opened by the
Samburu County Governor, H.E Moses Lenolkulal, on the 20th
August 2016. Designed to rescue and release orphaned and
abandoned elephant calves, whilst creating much needed benefits
to the local people that live alongside them. The Reteti
Elephant Sanctuary, is the representation of the communities
standing up united for wildlife, in recognition of the value
that they can cultivate.
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Ruma National Park
A mosaic of landscapes, ranging from riverine woodland and
rolling savannah to magnificent escarpments and towering
cliffs, Ruma National Park promises undiscovered wildlife
treasures and undisturbed peace. It is also Kenya’s last
remaining sanctuary for the endangered roan antelope. Ruma
lies on the flat floor of the seasonally watered Lambwe
River Valley bordered by the Kanyamwa Escarpment to the
South-East, and by the volcanic plugs of the Ruri Hills
to the north. Ruma’s birdlife is exceptional. The park is
also the only protected area in Kenya where the globally
threatened blue swallow, a scarce intra-African migrant,
is regularly recorded.
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Mau Eburu
Eburu Forest was gazetted in 1936 and falls under the Mau
Forests Complex which is fully managed by the Kenya Forestry
Services (KFS). Compared to other forests, Eburu is a small
forest of 8,700 hectares on the rolling foothills, deep
valleys and steep slopes of little-known Mount Eburu. This
prime indigenous forest nestles within the folds of a geologically
active volcanic mountain. The mountain overlooks Lake Naivasha,
Lake Elmentaita and Lake Nakuru and is the source of the
Ndabibi River, numerous streams and ground springs
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