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This needs assessment aimed to understand the needs, vulnerabilities, and service gaps affecting unaccompanied and separated children aged 10–14 years living in both refugee and host communities in Turkana (Kakuma and Kalobeyei), Garissa (Dadaab), and Nairobi counties. The study was intended to inform the design and delivery of responsive, inclusive, and sustainable child protection and development interventions.

ChildFund International is a global child-focused humanitarian and development organization, founded in 1938, that works to ensure children grow up healthy, educated, skilled, and safe. Operating in Kenya since the 1960s, ChildFund currently works in over two dozen counties on both humanitarian and development programs.

This report presents the findings of the baseline survey for the Agriculture, Dairy, and Economic Development (ADED) Project in Makueni and Kajiado Counties. It offers an in-depth analysis of the livelihoods, food insecurity, and resilience levels of farming communities in Emali, Kenya, highlighting their vulnerability to climate and economic shocks. The baseline survey sets the foundation for targeted interventions to improve agricultural practices, diversify income streams, and enhance market access.

This report highlights the impact of the Agriculture, Dairy, and Economic Development (ADED) Project in Makueni and Kajiado Counties, which aimed at improving agricultural productivity, diversifying livelihoods, and creating reliable market pathways for 1,250 farming households. The project focused on empowering local farmers to increase their income and build resilient, sustainable livelihoods through a combination of dairy farming enhancements, agricultural innovation, and market linkages.

These Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are designed to provide guidance to professionals who may encounter child online abuse in the course of their work, including law enforcement officers, child protection workers, health workers, social workers, prosecutors and other service providers.

This statement by the Joining Forces Alliance for Children in Kenya identifies gaps that hinder the realization of a child-friendly justice system that is sensitive to the needs of children in contact with the law.

Documentation of the effects of COVID-19 on children is minimal in Kenya. Most of the surveys done focus on adults and households, with very minimal focus on children. However, the minimal data available demonstrates that children face diverse challenges due to the effects of COVID-19.

This endline evaluation highlights the impact of the Kajiado Integrated Community-Based Child Protection and Youth Project, which aimed to strengthen child protection systems and empower children to actively participate in their own protection in Kajiado County.