FPFK MUHORONI PEACE RESILIENCE PROGRAM

FPFK MUHORONI PEACE RESILIENCE PROGRAM

Project Target Participants

The peace program focuses mainly on the main conflict actors (perpetrators) and the survivors of violent conflicts. These are mainly youths that are warriors or morans and victims or survivors, women that are survivors, and also perpetrators. Children are also an important target as we want to tackle the root causes of conflict, breaking intergenerational cycles of conflict by challenging the narratives, myths, and prejudices passed onto children. Children are also presumably important as those most vulnerable.

A female participant from the Nubian Minority Community expressing her point during Kipsigis Intra-community dialogue meeting

What change:

Our impact statement sets out our overall contribution to lasting change:

As a result of FPFK’s work and partnerships, communities in Kilgoris and Muhoroni areas that experience frequent violent clan or ethnic conflicts; have peace resilience for sustainable development.  

Lasting changes in people’s lives

FPFK Peace Resilience Project focuses in contributing on four key areas in changing people’s lives measured through the following specific indicators:

Indicator 1: Communities living in peace with respect for ethnic diversity.

  • Through Sharing resources without discrimination e.g., sharing schools, health facilities.
  • Witness the Non-use of derogatory language against others.
  • Strengthened interaction & trust, e.g., through intermarriage.

Indicator 2: Functional/ effective leadership peace structures

  • Installation and use of Early Warning systems that assist in the prevention of violence and cattle theft.
  • Have Cross-border committees that sustain heart–mind dialogues for reconciliation and healing.
  • Have State/community peace structures in place

Indicator 3: Positive Mental Health

  • Witnessed Diminished symptoms of trauma among the targeted beneficiaries
  • Healed relationships through forgiveness and justice between the worrying communities

Indicator 4: Alternative Sources of livelihood

  • The Vulnerable youths and survivors of violence earn incomes from alternative sources, accessing economic resources, opportunities, and services.
  • Savings and income growing among the selected beneficiaries
  • Varied and enough food especially for survivors of violence and perpetrators.

FPFKMuhoroni Peace Resilience