Dear Friends,
The Month of March has been hectic for us at The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign.
On 2nd March, we were in Kisumu for an Awareness Campaign on Separation of Waste at Source. On 6th March, we hosted The Consultative Forum with the Kongowea Market Leaders and on the 9th March, we hosted another Consultative Forum in Kisumu with key stakeholders. We have since posted all these in our Website and Blogspot.
On the 13th March, we will be hosting our last Consultative Forum for the Month at Umoja Estate then the action begins.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya will just not happen by itself. It needs some concerted and deliberate efforts to make the process be successful. This is why, with the support of Friends of KCDN, we have been able to reach out to many parts of Kenya sensitizing and mobilizing Kenyans into action.
We are very happy that the Provincial Administration across Kenya, the Local Authorities across Kenya, the Key Ministries, many NGOs, CBOs, FBOs and Corporates have been joining us in this process. A quick visit to our website and blogspot will inform you how well this concept has been received across the Country.
As we approach the 3rd Saturday of the Month, we want to invite all Kenyans across the Country to step forward and do something in realizing a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya. Our Focal Point for this Month will be Kondele Estate on the 17th March, where we will be joined by a strong team from the Provincial Administration, the Kenya Police, the City Council of Kisumu, the Maseno University, the Kisumu Polytechnic, Bamato Environmental and Sanitation Project, Kiwama and many more Friends of KCDN for the Clean-up as from 7.00am.
On the same date, we will have another strong presence at Kongowea Wholesale Market where the Traders, the Councilors, the Municipal Chief Executives, Coast Women in Development, the International Republican Institute and many more Friends of KCDN will be joining us in Cleaning the Market as from 12.00 noon.
In partnership with others, we are determined to make Kongowea the Model Market in East and Central Africa Region. And in Partnership with Maseno University, we want to explore how best to use our various components of waste across the whole Country.
To enable us have this process moving, we want to appeal to all Friends, Institutions, and People of Goodwill for their financial support. We also want to invite your Partnership and Participation with us in this process across the whole Country. Kindly do your part and a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 will be realized.
Those who are willing to support us can reach out to me on the address given below.
We want to sincerely thank the people and institutions who have given us their financial support for this Month. As usual, we will post the list at the end of the Month.
Lastly, we want to appreciate Maseno University, especially the Planning and Architecture Department and the Centre for Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy for the current engagements and consultations we are having. We are certain to make announcements that will ease the question of Waste Management in Kenya.
Time has come when our Universities must be seen in practice as offering solutions to our needs as a Country. And this is where Maseno University will be setting the trends. We also want to invite Kenyans who have lived outside there, seen how systems work, to join us in this Campaign. You have something to offer and your services are needed.
Let us join hands and work for a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change we seek'- President Barack Obama of the USA.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 is possible and achievable.
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Kenya,
National Coordinator- The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blog; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
Website; www.kcdnkenya.org
Facebook; Monthly Nationwide Clean up Campaign
Facebook; Odhiambo T Oketch
The Month of March has been hectic for us at The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign.
On 2nd March, we were in Kisumu for an Awareness Campaign on Separation of Waste at Source. On 6th March, we hosted The Consultative Forum with the Kongowea Market Leaders and on the 9th March, we hosted another Consultative Forum in Kisumu with key stakeholders. We have since posted all these in our Website and Blogspot.
On the 13th March, we will be hosting our last Consultative Forum for the Month at Umoja Estate then the action begins.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya will just not happen by itself. It needs some concerted and deliberate efforts to make the process be successful. This is why, with the support of Friends of KCDN, we have been able to reach out to many parts of Kenya sensitizing and mobilizing Kenyans into action.
We are very happy that the Provincial Administration across Kenya, the Local Authorities across Kenya, the Key Ministries, many NGOs, CBOs, FBOs and Corporates have been joining us in this process. A quick visit to our website and blogspot will inform you how well this concept has been received across the Country.
As we approach the 3rd Saturday of the Month, we want to invite all Kenyans across the Country to step forward and do something in realizing a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya. Our Focal Point for this Month will be Kondele Estate on the 17th March, where we will be joined by a strong team from the Provincial Administration, the Kenya Police, the City Council of Kisumu, the Maseno University, the Kisumu Polytechnic, Bamato Environmental and Sanitation Project, Kiwama and many more Friends of KCDN for the Clean-up as from 7.00am.
On the same date, we will have another strong presence at Kongowea Wholesale Market where the Traders, the Councilors, the Municipal Chief Executives, Coast Women in Development, the International Republican Institute and many more Friends of KCDN will be joining us in Cleaning the Market as from 12.00 noon.
In partnership with others, we are determined to make Kongowea the Model Market in East and Central Africa Region. And in Partnership with Maseno University, we want to explore how best to use our various components of waste across the whole Country.
To enable us have this process moving, we want to appeal to all Friends, Institutions, and People of Goodwill for their financial support. We also want to invite your Partnership and Participation with us in this process across the whole Country. Kindly do your part and a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 will be realized.
Those who are willing to support us can reach out to me on the address given below.
We want to sincerely thank the people and institutions who have given us their financial support for this Month. As usual, we will post the list at the end of the Month.
Lastly, we want to appreciate Maseno University, especially the Planning and Architecture Department and the Centre for Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy for the current engagements and consultations we are having. We are certain to make announcements that will ease the question of Waste Management in Kenya.
Time has come when our Universities must be seen in practice as offering solutions to our needs as a Country. And this is where Maseno University will be setting the trends. We also want to invite Kenyans who have lived outside there, seen how systems work, to join us in this Campaign. You have something to offer and your services are needed.
Let us join hands and work for a Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change we seek'- President Barack Obama of the USA.
A Clean, Green and Litter Less Kenya at 50 is possible and achievable.
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Kenya,
National Coordinator- The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blog; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
Website; www.kcdnkenya.org
Facebook; Monthly Nationwide Clean up Campaign
Facebook; Odhiambo T Oketch
Odhiambo T Oketch is the immediate former Chairman to the City Council of Nairobi Stakeholders Evaluation Team on Performance Contracting and Rapid Results Management. He is also Chair to the Nyamonye Catholic Church Development Fund. He was also the Co-Chair and Coordinator of The Great Nairobi Walk against Corruption that was held in Nairobi on the 22nd October 2010 in partnership with KACC and he is the National Co-ordinator of The Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign in Kenya.
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