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Thematic areas for collaboration

We work where climate, youth opportunity and community wellbeing meet. Our core areas reflect activities we already deliver. Our growing areas are where we are building capacity and actively seeking partners to co-develop work.

Core area: current activityGrowing area: open to co-development
01

Climate action and environmental sustainability

Climate education, adaptation, tree growing, resource conservation and community campaigns that turn awareness into local action.

Core area
02

Youth empowerment and non-formal learning

Youth leadership, volunteering, peer learning and capacity building that equip young people to lead change in their communities.

Core area
03

Green entrepreneurship and employability

Training and mentoring for young people developing green enterprises, practical skills and sustainable livelihoods.

Core area
04

Sustainable agriculture and food systems

Climate-smart farming, agroforestry, organic inputs and clean-energy solutions such as solar-powered irrigation with smallholder farmers.

Core area
05

Digital skills and innovation

Digital literacy, responsible technology use and digital tools that help young people access learning, markets and civic participation.

Growing area
06

Inclusion, participation and community resilience

Inclusive youth engagement, community-led project design, disaster preparedness and advocacy that puts vulnerable communities first.

Growing area

How we work

Community-led, practical and accountable

  • We start from local priorities identified with communities and young people.
  • We combine awareness and training with hands-on pilots.
  • We involve local leaders, schools, farmer groups and county stakeholders.
  • We document activities, track progress and share what we learn.
Young people collaborating on laptops in a learning space

Policy alignment

How our themes connect to international priorities

Our activities are guided by the Paris Agreement, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the European Green Deal priorities and the African Union’s Agenda 2063. The table shows how each area relates to priorities in EU–Africa cooperation.

Thematic areaWhat we doRelated priorities
Climate action and environmental sustainabilityClimate education, adaptation, conservation, renewable energy awarenessEuropean Green Deal external dimension; Global Gateway climate and energy; Paris Agreement; SDG 13
Youth empowerment and non-formal learningYouth leadership, volunteering, peer learning, capacity buildingEU Youth Action Plan in external action; Erasmus+ youth priorities; SDG 4
Green entrepreneurship and employabilityGreen business training, mentoring, practical skillsGlobal Gateway jobs, skills and education; EU–Kenya green growth cooperation; SDG 8
Sustainable agriculture and food systemsClimate-smart farming, agroforestry, solar irrigationEU–Kenya agri-food cooperation; sustainable food systems; SDG 2
Digital skills and innovationDigital literacy, responsible technology use, digital tools for youthDigital transition priority; Global Gateway digital; Erasmus+ digital priority
Inclusion, participation and community resilienceInclusive engagement, disaster preparedness, advocacy, community-led designInclusion and diversity; participation in democratic life; SDG 5, 10, 11

Policy alignment shows relevance only. Eligibility for any funding programme depends on the rules of each individual call.

Building a consortium with activities in Kenya?

We welcome conversations with universities, NGOs, local authorities and businesses preparing proposals in youth, climate, skills and inclusive development.

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