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Kenya

While democratic institutions continue to strengthen and stabilise, political insecurity, ethnic tensions, and electoral violence remain significant drivers of instability in Kenya. Furthermore, structural issues such as youth unemployment, marginalisation of rural regions, conflicts ignited by climate-related stressors, and cross-boundary and cross-border disputes aggravate local and community grievances. This is most tangibly felt in areas where state presence and services remain limited.

Notre travail

Interpeace has been present in Kenya since 2014, with a geographic focus in northern regions. Through community-led peacebuilding, our work has supported dialogue platforms, conflict monitoring systems, and regional peace centres, whilst addressing historical grievances and socio-economic inequalities. Furthermore, our programmes have enhanced the resilience of the youth and women, addressed the impacts of the climate crisis, and strengthened cross-border peace efforts. Working alongside communities, our initiatives have been implemented in partnership with actors such as the National Steering Committee, the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, the Frontier Counties Development Council, the North Rift Economic Bloc, the African Union (AU), and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).


Our Impact


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People reached through trainings, dialogues, cross-regional exchanges, and community-led initiatives in Northeastern Kenya, North Rift, and Upper Eastern regions between 2022-2025.
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Ceasefire Monitoring Commissions facilitated between 2020-2025
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Peace accords and 16 peace agreements supported between 2020-2025

Our Engagements

2014 - Interpeace Pilots Its First Project in Mandera County in Partnership With the National Cohesion and Integration Commission Addressing Historical Grievances and Socio-Economic Inequalities.

2014 - Interpeace pilots its first project in Mandera County in partnership with the National Cohesion and Integration Commission addressing historical grievances and socio-economic inequalities.

2017 - Following the Publication of the “Voices of the People Report” on the Drivers of Conflict in Mandera County, Interpeace Continues to Work Om Addressing Cross-Border Conflicts, Clan Tensions, and the Impact of the Military Incursion Into Somalia.

2017 - Following the publication of the “Voices of the People Report” on the drivers of conflict in Mandera County, Interpeace continues to work om addressing cross-border conflicts, clan tensions, and the impact of the military incursion into Somalia.

2021 - Interpeace Facilitates the Signing of the Orwa Peace Accord, Aimed at Ending Decades of Conflict Between the Pokot and Turkana Communities in the North Rift.

2021 - Interpeace facilitates the signing of the Orwa Peace Accord, aimed at ending decades of conflict between the Pokot and Turkana communities in the North Rift.

2022 - Interpeace Initiates a Project to Strengthen Peace in Marsabit County Ahead of General Elections and Supports Early Warning Systems and Dialogue to Prevent Electoral Violence.

2022 - Interpeace initiates a project to strengthen peace in Marsabit County ahead of general elections and supports early warning systems and dialogue to prevent electoral violence.

2023 - Interpeace Supports in the Review of Kenya’s National Peacebuilding and Prevention Strategy and Conducts a "Finance for Peace" Study in Northern Kenya.

2023 - Interpeace supports in the review of Kenya’s national peacebuilding and prevention strategy and conducts a "Finance for Peace" study in Northern Kenya.

2025 - Interpeace Strengthens Cross-Border Peacebuilding in Mandera Triangle (Kenya – Ethiopia – Somalia) Harnessing Local Knowledge to Enhance Regional Peace.

2025 - Interpeace strengthens cross-border peacebuilding in Mandera Triangle (Kenya – Ethiopia – Somalia) harnessing local knowledge to enhance regional peace.


Initiatives

Past Initiatives

Country contact Information

Hassan

Ismail

Priory Place, 5th Floor Argwings Kodhek Road P.O. Box 14520 - 00800 Westlands Kilimani Nairobi Kenya
T +254 (20) 2655228

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