With a youth population at 70% of the estimated 52 million and growing, Kenya has a reserve productive youthful population whose potential if harnessed sorts out numerous immediate and future societal shortfalls while at the same time forestalls disorder.
The environment is our indivisible shared heritage. Humanity aims to subsist through extractions and has to safeguard nature’s continuity. Therefore, everyone has the right to a clean and healthy environment that anchors human security and development.
Kenya’s economy has been ranked mostly unfree since 1997. Major obstacles to greater economic freedom include a lack of judicial effectiveness, poor government integrity, and grave problems with fiscal health.
The supremacy of the law is the foundation on which democracy is built. It is the heart of a free society and the basis for peaceful coexistence.
We aim to ensure and preserve human dignity to realize full development of everyone’s potential through promotion of universal human rights and fundamental freedoms; rights which are innate, inextricable and interdependent.
