Archive for Rafiki Kamwerũ

Kenya’s Planning Laws (Miscellaneous Amendment) Bill, 2026 is under review. At a national dialogue convened by Pamoja Trust, planners, officials and communities shared recommendations to make it more people-centred from recognising community data to letting communities initiate their own local plans.

Future planners, engineers, and architects explored social safeguards and adaptive settlement planning at a public lecture hosted at TUK.

Discover how Pamoja Trust advanced refugee inclusion and strengthened community governance across Nairobi through the 2025 Re:BUiLD program.

Pamoja Trust convened a forum on inclusive river regeneration, urging social safeguards, human rights, and community voices in the river regeneration program

Human Rights Due Diligence puts people at the center of business. Learn why it matters for Kenya’s urban poor and inclusive development.

With support from Pamoja Trust under KISIP 2, residents of Gitambaya, Kiambu County, have unveiled a 10-year roadmap for inclusive growth. The plan, co-created with the community, prioritizes better infrastructure, social empowerment, and economic opportunities …

Pamoja Trust has been working with two informal settlements in Kisumu, Nyalenda B and Manyatta B, to develop a settlement profiling report…

By strengthening their leadership and operational capacity, we empower refugee-led organizations (RLOs) to become self-sustaining and expand their reach …

In the invited county spaces, refugee and host communities in the form of social movements have effectively engaged duty bearers in community project prioritization forums …