Friends,
The Month of June 2012 was enterprising, busy and it gave us the best grounding for The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC.
We had lots of Board Room meetings with Strategic Partners and we are moving well with the Consultations that we had initiated.
In Partnership with the National Environment Management Authority, the City Council of Nairobi, the Provincial Administration and other Partners, we hosted a very successful World Environment Day Clean-up Campaign along both Jogoo and Landhies Roads on the 5th June 2012 to mark the World Environment Day.
This was attended by the Provincial Director of Environment Nairobi, Senior Managers from the City Council of Nairobi and the Provincial Administration. The climax of the day was an Exhibition on Green Energy at the Star of Hope Primary School in Industrial Area that was graced by the PC Nairobi Mr. Njoroge Ndirangu.
Again on the 23rd June 2012, to mark the 3rd Saturday of the Month, the Zetech Group of Colleges led about 300 students from their 5 Town Compasses in the months Clean-up Campaign that targeted Haile Sellassie Avenue, Moi Avenue, Harambee Avenue, Tom Mboya Street and parts of River Road in a process that was so successful. The City Council of Nairobi were at hand with working tools and their ever hard working staffers as usual.
In between these engagements, we had several planning sessions with the City Council of Nairobi, the National Environment Management Authority, the Public Service Transformation Department and several other partners to enable us host a Consultative Forum on Waste Management in Nairobi at Charter Hall on the 11th of July 2012.
This will be a Forum with a difference. We want to come out with actionable resolutions that will help us initiate a Pilot Process on Separation of Waste at Source in Nairobi from 1st August and in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret and Nyeri from 1st September 2012.
The Forum will be addressed by the 5 Town Clerks in the Presence of our Guests. We will let you know who our Guests of Honours for this Forum will be. If you have some added value to the process, you are invited to attend and share in your thinking.
A Clean and leafy neighbourhood along Ngong Road. I took the photo on Saturday the 30th June 2012
As we start the Month of July, and knowing the kind of challenges we have ahead of us, we want to pray that we remain equal to the task as we share with Kenyans the need to enjoin all our efforts in making Kenya Clean.
We want to sincerely thank the following Friends of TCKC who in their various ways made our Campaigns possible for the Month of June;
We also want to sincerely thank the Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi for engaging some new gear towards the issue of Environment Management in Nairobi. We are confident the residents of Nairobi will be seeing some results soon enough.
In the same vain, we want to sincerely appreciate our Team Members for all the efforts we have put in as a Team under the chairmanship of Mr. Elijah Agevi. To all our Team Members, especially Mr. Otieno Sungu, Ms Kate Njiiri and Mr. Arthur Achola and to the rest, you made the Month of June be very easy.
We also want to appreciate our Team of Researchers for work well done. Your resolve and dedication will see us achieve a Clean Kenya sooner than later. And lastly, we want to sincerely thank the many Kenyans who have joined us in the trenches for the actual Clean-ups; those who have written to us and shared their thinking; those who have called and guided our thinking, and those who have engaged us positively in the Blogs. You have all been a resource. You made June a joint success for all of us.
Let us roll our sleeves and face the Month of July with hope and determination. We will surely achieve a Clean Kenya before 2013 as our appreciation to our turning 50 as a Nation.
We have started the Citizen Interventions and Action Club at TCKC- The CIA Club at TCKC, and it is open to all Friends who feel they want to be part of this Process. The Club will be managed by our Programmes Manager Mr. Otieno Sungu- 0729 294 743 and our Finance and Administration Manager Ms Kate Njiiri- 0720 540 456.
Please feel free to call them and they will share with you our Rules and Regulations.
The Clean Kenya Campaign is a local solution to a local problem.
Peace and blessings,
The Month of June 2012 was enterprising, busy and it gave us the best grounding for The Clean Kenya Campaign-TCKC.
We had lots of Board Room meetings with Strategic Partners and we are moving well with the Consultations that we had initiated.
In Partnership with the National Environment Management Authority, the City Council of Nairobi, the Provincial Administration and other Partners, we hosted a very successful World Environment Day Clean-up Campaign along both Jogoo and Landhies Roads on the 5th June 2012 to mark the World Environment Day.
This was attended by the Provincial Director of Environment Nairobi, Senior Managers from the City Council of Nairobi and the Provincial Administration. The climax of the day was an Exhibition on Green Energy at the Star of Hope Primary School in Industrial Area that was graced by the PC Nairobi Mr. Njoroge Ndirangu.
Again on the 23rd June 2012, to mark the 3rd Saturday of the Month, the Zetech Group of Colleges led about 300 students from their 5 Town Compasses in the months Clean-up Campaign that targeted Haile Sellassie Avenue, Moi Avenue, Harambee Avenue, Tom Mboya Street and parts of River Road in a process that was so successful. The City Council of Nairobi were at hand with working tools and their ever hard working staffers as usual.
In between these engagements, we had several planning sessions with the City Council of Nairobi, the National Environment Management Authority, the Public Service Transformation Department and several other partners to enable us host a Consultative Forum on Waste Management in Nairobi at Charter Hall on the 11th of July 2012.
This will be a Forum with a difference. We want to come out with actionable resolutions that will help us initiate a Pilot Process on Separation of Waste at Source in Nairobi from 1st August and in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret and Nyeri from 1st September 2012.
The Forum will be addressed by the 5 Town Clerks in the Presence of our Guests. We will let you know who our Guests of Honours for this Forum will be. If you have some added value to the process, you are invited to attend and share in your thinking.
A Clean and leafy neighbourhood along Ngong Road. I took the photo on Saturday the 30th June 2012As we start the Month of July, and knowing the kind of challenges we have ahead of us, we want to pray that we remain equal to the task as we share with Kenyans the need to enjoin all our efforts in making Kenya Clean.
We want to sincerely thank the following Friends of TCKC who in their various ways made our Campaigns possible for the Month of June;
- Mr. Phillip Oduor
- Mr. Stephen Ireri
- Mr. Sam Olendo
- Dr Abraham Korir
- Mr. Rashid Juma
- Mr. Oduor Ong'wen
- Mr. Joseph Kohogo
- Mr. Daniel Masetu
- Ms Irene Wasike
- Mr. Richard Mogoko
- Ms Dorcus Alooh
- Ms Brigitte Frey- A Better World
We also want to sincerely thank the Director of Environment at the City Council of Nairobi for engaging some new gear towards the issue of Environment Management in Nairobi. We are confident the residents of Nairobi will be seeing some results soon enough.
In the same vain, we want to sincerely appreciate our Team Members for all the efforts we have put in as a Team under the chairmanship of Mr. Elijah Agevi. To all our Team Members, especially Mr. Otieno Sungu, Ms Kate Njiiri and Mr. Arthur Achola and to the rest, you made the Month of June be very easy.
We also want to appreciate our Team of Researchers for work well done. Your resolve and dedication will see us achieve a Clean Kenya sooner than later. And lastly, we want to sincerely thank the many Kenyans who have joined us in the trenches for the actual Clean-ups; those who have written to us and shared their thinking; those who have called and guided our thinking, and those who have engaged us positively in the Blogs. You have all been a resource. You made June a joint success for all of us.
Let us roll our sleeves and face the Month of July with hope and determination. We will surely achieve a Clean Kenya before 2013 as our appreciation to our turning 50 as a Nation.
We have started the Citizen Interventions and Action Club at TCKC- The CIA Club at TCKC, and it is open to all Friends who feel they want to be part of this Process. The Club will be managed by our Programmes Manager Mr. Otieno Sungu- 0729 294 743 and our Finance and Administration Manager Ms Kate Njiiri- 0720 540 456.
Please feel free to call them and they will share with you our Rules and Regulations.
The Clean Kenya Campaign is a local solution to a local problem.
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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