- Imagine Africa Foundation

The total costs arising from 1997/98 floods, from damage to infrastructure and communications, public health hazard, and loss of crops, have been...

At Imagine Africa Foundation, we believe that fundamental aspect of a democratic state is the right of its citizens to participate in...

Despite significant progress in steps to enshrine aspects aimed at improving social cohesion in the Kenyan Constitution of Kenya 2010, structural...

Kenya has faced episodes of political instability, tribal clashes, cattle rustling, seasonal flooding among other shocks including conflict...

In 2017, IAF improved food security and protect livelihoods for 80,000 people, distributed emergency supplies to nearly 150,000 people and...

Water and sanitation are basic human needs and rights. During and after emergencies, people are at increased risk of contracting infectious...

A major result of the incessant conflict is that; high rates of food insecurity are prevalent in Kenya’s rural farming population, with some areas...

During a response to humanitarian emergency, economic recovery enables people to rebuild their assets and capabilities and return to normal life...

IAF’s strategy focuses on improving the health and nutrition status of vulnerable children (0 – 59 months) and women of reproductive age. IAF...

The growth and development of children and youth particularly at risk following humanitarian disasters and; deserves special consideration. The...

IAF brings a longer-term view to its humanitarian work, including supporting people [to] be less vulnerable to disasters in the first place. Where...

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