PanAfricare Kenya

09/12/2025

Today, 9th December 2025, PanAfricare Kenya had the privilege of joining Day 1 of the International Conference on Environment and Climate-Induced Migration in Jigjiga, Somali Region. Organized by Horn of Africa Regional Environment Centre and Network and funded by the European Union through International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) , this conference provides a critical platform for evidence generation, policy dialogue, and collective action on climate-related mobility challenges in the Horn of Africa.

Day 1 featured insightful presentations and papers shared by researchers, policymakers, and practitioners, offering valuable evidence and perspectives on the complex linkages between climate change, conflict, and population movement. These discussions not only deepened our understanding but also highlighted opportunities for strengthened collaboration and informed decision-making.

PanAfricare Kenya is proud to be part of this important conversation and remains committed to contributing to evidence-driven solutions that support resilient and adaptive communities.

28/10/2025

We’re excited to have been featured on KBC Channel 1 TV News highlighting our Media Training on Climate Change and Mobility held in Turkana County under the MECMEA Project, funded by the European Union (EU) through the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD). 🌍

The training brought together journalists and media practitioners to strengthen their capacity to report accurately and sensitively on issues at the intersection of climate change, conflict, and human mobility. By empowering local media, the MECMEA Project seeks to enhance awareness, amplify community voices, and promote evidence-based dialogue for sustainable solutions in Eastern Africa.

👏 We appreciate the collaboration of the County Government of Turkana, media partners, and all participants who made this initiative impactful.

25/10/2025

We’re delighted to have been featured by KBC Channel 1 TV in a broadcast highlighting the growing link between climate change and human mobility. Through the EU-funded MECMEA Project, PanAfricare is working with communities, government, and partners to address the climate–conflict–mobility nexus in Kenya.
Together, we’re advancing evidence-based, inclusive, and community-driven solutions that build resilience and sustainable livelihoods.

10/10/2025

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08/10/2025

01/10/2025

PanAfricare Kenya through the MECMEA project, funded by the Union through International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) , in partnership with County Government of Turkana, convened a stakeholder engagement forum at Cradle Hotel in Kakuma bringing together development partners working on climate change and migration.
The meeting provided a platform for partners to share insights about their ongoing projects, explore opportunities for integration, and strengthen collaboration towards addressing the complex challenges at the nexus of climate change and human mobility.
Turkana County government officials were also present and highlighted the county’s climate change initiatives and implementation strategies, creating space for alignment with the MECMEA project and other partner interventions.
This collaborative engagement reinforced the importance of coordinated action and collective learning in building resilience and sustainable solutions for communities in Turkana County.
European Union
International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)
MMD Grant Facility
Horn of Africa Regional Environment Centre and Network
Mixed Migration Centre (MMC) ), Association Djibouti Nature
South Sudan Nature Conservation Conservation Organization (SSNCO)
Dominic Dalacha Godana
ANN MUTHONI
CPA Felix Koskei
Thomas Kiyong'a
County Government of Turkana
IOM - UN Migration
Peace Winds
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
Turkana Pastoralist Development Organization (TUPADO)
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Lokado
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DEPARTMENT OF REFUGEE AFFAIRS

29/07/2025

PanAfricare was honored to engage with Dr. Selly Kimosop, Environment Secretary at the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry, in a thoughtful discussion on the Project.

Dr. Selly Kimosop shared valuable insights on climate resilience, mobility, and environmental policy that will directly inform and strengthen our implementation of the project across Eastern Africa. Her support underscores the importance of aligning civil society efforts with national climate and environmental strategies.

At PanAfricare, we believe that collaboration with government stakeholders like the Ministry is key to driving meaningful, long-lasting impact in climate mobility governance.
The project is funded by European Union through International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)