Dear Friends,
In 1963, our Fathers who had fought for our Independence zeroed in on three main issues amongst others as deliverables within some time lines. The agreed that they will fight;
However, as we struggle with the challenges of poverty, disease and ignorance, we at The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC firmly believe that a Clean Kenya is achievable as we celebrate 50 Years of our Independence next Year.
It was with this in mind that The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC in partnership with the Public Service Transformation Department, the National Environment Management Authority and the City Council of Nairobi, we were able to successfully host The 1st Consultative Forum on Waste Management at Charter Hall in Nairobi.
The Forum brought together many players and we want to appreciate the following Public and Private Institutions for attending;
In the company of our Programmes Manager- Mr. Otieno Sungu, we met with Mr. Sam Moturi and Dr Robert Arunga on Sunday Morning to explore how best the Institute of Packaging of Kenya and The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC can work towards achieving this goal.
We are moving with speed to bringing all the key players on Board as we plan for The 2nd Consultative Forum on Waste Management to be hosted at the KICC on the 15th August 2012, where Practical Steps and Time Frames will be agreed upon as we move towards Separation of Waste at Source in Kenya.
Kenya will be celebrating 50 Years of Independence next Year, and we want to show-case a Clean Kenya as one of the Flagship Programmes we can benchmark as major achievements in this Transformative Agenda for our Country.
As we do this, we must appreciate all the Government and Public Officers who have realized that we all need each other to work for a Clean Kenya. It is our responsibility and we must have no apologies for keeping Kenya Clean.
This is something we are all invited to participate in and to achieve; A Clean Kenya by 1st June 2013.
If it is to be, it is up to me. A Clean Kenya Starts With me. A Peaceful Kenya is my Responsibility.
Peace and blessings.
Odhiambo T Oketch,
Executive Director,
The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blogspot; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
In 1963, our Fathers who had fought for our Independence zeroed in on three main issues amongst others as deliverables within some time lines. The agreed that they will fight;
- to eradicate poverty
- to eradicate disease, and
- to eradicate ignorance.
However, as we struggle with the challenges of poverty, disease and ignorance, we at The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC firmly believe that a Clean Kenya is achievable as we celebrate 50 Years of our Independence next Year.
It was with this in mind that The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC in partnership with the Public Service Transformation Department, the National Environment Management Authority and the City Council of Nairobi, we were able to successfully host The 1st Consultative Forum on Waste Management at Charter Hall in Nairobi.
The Forum brought together many players and we want to appreciate the following Public and Private Institutions for attending;
- The Public Service Transformation Department- OPM
- The National Environment Management Authority- NEMA
- The City Council of Nairobi- CCN
- The Nairobi Central Business District Association- NCBDA
- The Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources
- The Ministry of Energy
- The Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation
- The Ministry of Special Programmes
- Unep Kenya Country Office
- Institute of Packaging
- Kenya Association of Manufacturers- KAM
- Inoorero University
- University of Nairobi
- Nilinde Niishi
- REAP
- National Youth Sector Alliance
- Green Teams
- Triple Bottom Line
- MOSSP
- Nature Kenya
- Eco Efficiency
- 1FM Radio
- The Star Newspaper
- Milele FM
- One Stop Youth Resource Centra
- Coopi- An Italian NGO
- MTYG
- Kenya Girl Guides Association
- NYC
- Youth Tena
- Esea
- Wildlife Africa, and
- The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC
In the company of our Programmes Manager- Mr. Otieno Sungu, we met with Mr. Sam Moturi and Dr Robert Arunga on Sunday Morning to explore how best the Institute of Packaging of Kenya and The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC can work towards achieving this goal.
We are moving with speed to bringing all the key players on Board as we plan for The 2nd Consultative Forum on Waste Management to be hosted at the KICC on the 15th August 2012, where Practical Steps and Time Frames will be agreed upon as we move towards Separation of Waste at Source in Kenya.
Kenya will be celebrating 50 Years of Independence next Year, and we want to show-case a Clean Kenya as one of the Flagship Programmes we can benchmark as major achievements in this Transformative Agenda for our Country.
As we do this, we must appreciate all the Government and Public Officers who have realized that we all need each other to work for a Clean Kenya. It is our responsibility and we must have no apologies for keeping Kenya Clean.
This is something we are all invited to participate in and to achieve; A Clean Kenya by 1st June 2013.
If it is to be, it is up to me. A Clean Kenya Starts With me. A Peaceful Kenya is my Responsibility.
Peace and blessings.
Odhiambo T Oketch,
Executive Director,
The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC
Tel; 0724 365 557
Blogspot; http://kcdnkomarockswatch.blogspot.com
The Clean Kenya Campaign- Website; www.kcdnkenya.org
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