HOMA BAY COUNTY

PARTNERING WITH KENYANS IN CIVIL SOCIETY, PRIVATE SECTOR, AND GOVERNMENT

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KENYA TRANSITION INITIATIVE SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE DEVOLUTION ACTIVITIESThe Kenya Transition Initiative provides fast, fl exible and uniquely targeted assistance to Kenyan state and non-state actors conducting innovative devolution activities. The Initiative works through its offi ce in Eldoret to provide support to local organizations, predominantly through grants.

DEMOCRACY, RIGHTS, AND GOVERNANCE In August 2010, more than 12 million Kenyans voted in a referendum which adopted a new Constitution mandating sweeping changes. Again, in March 2013, more than 12 million Kenyans voted for a new, representative government that includes county governors, county assemblies, National Assembly members including women’s representatives, a Senate, as well as a new President. USAID will continue supporting these millions of Kenyans to achieve the envisioned reforms, gender equity, and the devolution of authority and budgetary resources to new county level governments. Americans share Kenyans’ belief that participatory governance will address the historical injustices that fueled past violence and will enable accelerated and inclusive economic development for all Kenyans.

POPULATION AND HEALTHUSAID invests in population and health programs that improve the survival, well-being and productivity of the Kenyan population – especially for poor, marginalized, and underserved communities. USAID partners with the Government of Kenya at the national and county levels to reduce the burden of major infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, address the main causes of childhood disease and maternal mortality, and meet family planning needs. This includes cross-cutting work to strengthen health care systems and capacity, supporting national government to formulate key policies and guidelines, and assisting counties to better plan, manage, and fi nance quality health services to meet local needs. Nancy Aboke believes breastfeeding is important for her baby’s

health and immunity

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AGRICULTURE AND BUSINESSUSAID’s Kenya Agriculture Value Chain Enterprises program is interested in improving wholesale market operations, agriculture input services, and linking small holder farmers to domestic and export markets. USAID works with the private sector in agriculture processing, banking, clean energy, and export promotion through many fi rms. Expanding private sector opportunities and stimulating investment with county government incentives and outreach is within the mandate of the USAID Financial Inclusion in Rural Microenterprises program. USAID can support county government to develop an investment promotion plan.

EDUCATION AND YOUTH USAID’s Yes Youth Can program has empowered close to 1,000,000 Kenyan youth to lead their own development, build their communities, expand their economic opportunities, and become responsible members of society. USAID supports programs that provide youth with access to fi nancial services, scholarships and leadership training, health services, confl ict mitigation strategies, and workforce programs.

NATIONAL AND POLICY PROGRAMSUnderpinning the front line programs that USAID supports at the county level are dozens of national level and policy programs that support health systems strengthening, legislative and regulatory work, civil society strengthening and the procurement of health commodities such as antiretroviral drugs and mosquito nets.

John Smith-SreenJsmith-sreen@usaid.gov020 862 2853

John LangloisJlanglois@usaid.gov020 862 2105

Sam Konaskona@usaid.gov020 862 2482

Monica Azimi, USAIDmazimi@usaid.gov020 862 2005

Betty MugoBmugo@usaid.gov020 862 2394

Maria FranciscoMFrancisco@usaid.gov020 862 2360

Rene BergerRberger@usaid.gov020 862 2258

Sheila MachariaSmacharia@usaid.gov020 862 2234

Kaendi Mungutikmunguti@usaid.gov020 862 2292

Winifred Adhiambowadhiambo@usaid.gov020 862 2016

Lucy Kithomelkithome@usaid.gov020 862 2249

T. Wambui Gathenya tgathenya@usaid.gov020 862 2268

Chris PagenCpagen@usaid.gov020 862 2755

Millie Gadboismgadbois@usaid.gov020 862 2000

Benson Kimithibkimithi@usaid.gov020 862 2243

Harrigan MukhongoHmukhongo@usaid.gov020 862 2245

Enock KanyanyaEkanyanya@usaid.gov0714 606 526

Isaac ThendiuIthendiu@usaid.gov020 862 2255

Strengthening working relations with national bodies such as the Parliament, Transition Authority, National Cohesion and Integration Commission

Capacity building for county preparedness

Confl ict, Mitigation and Reconciliation

Building effective working relations with county civil society organizations. Improving public outreach and citizen engagement

Promoting gender equity and women’s empowerment

Strengthening Health Systems at the County Level

Prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS

Improving maternal health and child health services

Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of malaria

Youth empowerment, youth livelihoods, youth access to fi nance

Scholarships and leadership training for orphans and vulnerable children

Increasing access to education for marginalized children

Improving reading outcomes in the early grades

Feed the Future

Expanding private sector opportunities and stimulating investment with county government incentives

Wholesale market operations, agriculture input services, and linking small holder farmers to domestic and export markets

Protecting wildlife and natural resources; strengthening working relations with Kenya Wildlife Service

Resilience and disaster management

USAID partners with non-governmental organizations, private sector enterprises, and government entities that successfully respond to competitive solicitations. USAID posts solicitations on two public websites: www.fbo.gov and www.grants.gov. Search for Kenya to fi nd the relevant solicitations.

In the early years of devolution, USAID assistance to counties will be delivered through USAID partners. Some of these partners, listed on the back page, already have offi ces or fi eld staff working in Homa Bay County. Others may work out of Nairobi or Kisumu, but are able to offer technical assistance in Homa Bay County. To learn if a USAID partner can help you address a specifi c challenge or take advantage of a specifi c opportunity, start by talking to USAID. Here is contact information for the USAID staff with whom you can speak:

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USAID supports 86 Homa Bay youth through Equity Bank’s Wings to Fly

scholarship program

USAID helped 20,891 Homa Bay youth mobilize into 1094 youth bunges to

engage youth in civic, political and economic life

USAID partners with KEMSA, the Kenya

Medical Supplies Agency which services 12 Hospitals, 35

Clinics, and 25 Dispensaries in Homa Bay

Prepared by: USAID/KENYA GIS Facility Nairobi, May 2013

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In Homa Bay, 2,630 pregnant women received

services to prevent the transmission of HIV from mother to child – an important step towards achieving

an AIDS-free generation in Homa Bay

USAID supports 21,584 Homa Bay children

orphaned, or left vulnerable, by HIV/AIDS

USAID works with 5,169 small holder

farmers in Homa Bay

The boundaries and names used on this map do not imply offi cial endorsement or acceptance by the U.S. Government

In Homa Bay County, the U.S. Government supports 58,650 people on antiretroviral therapy, improves drug supply chains, and increases access to

HIV/AIDS counseling and testing

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USAID-SUPPORTED PROGRAMS ACTIVE IN HOMA BAY COUNTY

POPULATION AND HEALTH PROGRAM

APHIAplus Western Nyanza/WesternDr. Ambrose Misore, Chief Of PartyTel: 0722 810 411Email: amisore@path.org

Dr. Maurice Maina, USAIDTel: 020 862 2325Email: mmaina@usaid.gov

Funzo KenyaDr. James Mwanzia, Chief of PartyIntraHealth InternationalTel: +254 374 6845/53Email: jmwanzia@intrahealth.org

Peter Waithaka, AORUSAID/KenyaOffi ce of Population and HealthTel: +254 20 862 2330Email: pwaithaka@usaid.gov

Mentor Mothers Reducing Infection through Support and EducationMilker Simba, M2MTel: 0722 528 736Email: milker@m2m.org

Isabella Yonga, USAIDEmail: iyonga@usaid.gov

Health Commodities and Services ManagementMary Wangai, Chief of PartyTel: 020 2714839/2715191Email: mwangai@msh-kenya.org

Alice Micheni, USAIDTel: 020 862 2000Email: amicheni@usaid.gov

Kenya Indoor Residual Spraying IIDr. Josephat ShililuChief of Party IRS KenyaEmail: jshililu@nb.rti.org

Kaendi Munguti, USAIDTel: 020 862 2000Email: kmunguti@usaid.gov

Kenya PharmaSteve Hawkins, Project DirectorTel: +1 (202) 955-3300 Email: shawkins@chemonics.com

James Batuka, USAIDTel: 0713601381Email: jbatuka@usaid.gov

Nutrition & HIV ProgramDr. David Mwaniki, Chief of PartyTel: 020 1462 0402Email: dmwaniki@fhi360.org

Rolf CampbellInsta Products (EPZ) LimitedTel: 045 22961/2 Email: rolf.campbell@yahoo.com

Ruth Tiampati, USAIDTel: 020 862 2226Email: rtiampati@usaid.gov

DEMOCRACY, RIGHTS, AND GOVERNANCE PROGRAM

Uraia Civic EducationGrace Maingi, Chief of PartyTel: 020 213 5561E-mail: gmaingi@uraia.or.ke

Zephaniah Aura, USAIDTel: 020 862 2000Email: zaura@usaid.gov

Peace Initiative KenyaJebiwot Sumbeiywo, DirectorTel: 020-862-2394Email: Jebiwot.Sumbeiywo@rescue.org

Betty Mugo, USAIDTel: 020-862- 2394Email: bmugo@usaid.gov

Shujaaz.FM Multimedia Youth Communications InitiativeRob Burnet, DirectorTel: 0726 -052-372Email: rob.burnet@wts.co.ke

Monica Azimi, USAIDTel: 0724-256-758Email: mmcqueary@usaid.gov

Academic Model Providing Access to HealthcareSylvester Kimaiyo, Moi University School of MedicineTel: 0722 284 916Email: skimaiyo@yahoo.com

James Batuka, USAIDEmail: jbatuka@usaid.gov

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EDUCATION AND YOUTH PROGRAM

Yes Youth Can – NyanzaJoan Wangusi, Communications Offi cerYes Youth Can NyanzaEmail: Joan_Wangusi@wvi.org

Rosemary WanjalaUSAID/KenyaOffi ce of Education and YouthTel: 020 020 862 2407Email: rwanjala@usaid.gov

Wings to Fly Scholarship ProgramMs. Ivy Mwai, Equity Group Foundation Tel: 0202 262 000 Email: Ivy.Mwai@equitygroupfoundation.com

Dr. Lucy Kithome, USAIDEmail: lkithome@usaid.gov

Global Give Back CircleCatherine Kiganjo, KCDFTel: 0733 886 561Email: catherine.kiganjo@kcdf.or.ke

Dr. Lucy Kithome, USAIDEmail: lkithome@usaid.gov

FEED THE FUTURE PROGRAM

Kenya Feed the Future Innovation Engine ProgramMilton Lore, Chief of PartyTel: 0722517 149Email: milton.lore@idd.landolakes.com

Makeda Tsegaye, USAIDTel: 020 862 2224Email: mtsegaye@usaid.gov

Kenya Horticulture Competitiveness ProgramIan Chesterman, Chief of PartyTel: 0732 761 764Email : ichesterman@fi ntrac.com

Julius Kilungo, USAIDEmail: Jkilungo@usaid.gov

Kenya Agriculture Value Chain EnterprisesDr. Steve New, FINTRACTel: 071 685 6800Email: snew@fi ntrac.com

Harrigan MukhongoEmail: hmukhongo@usaid.gov

Financial Inclusion for Rural MicroenterprisesMark Rostal, Chief of PartyTel: 0202 149 879 Email: mark_rostal@dai.com

Gauhar Serikbayeva, USAIDEmail: gserikbayeva@usaid.gov

Asset Based Financing for Smallholder FarmersRavi Nayak, Grants AdministratorTel: 0708-259-248 Email: ravi.nayak@oneacrefund.org

Harrigan Mukhongo, USAIDTel: 020 862 2245Email: hmukhongo@usaid.gov

U.S. Agency for International DevelopmentPO Box 629, Village Market 00621

Nairobi, KenyaTelephone +254 20 862 2000Fax +254 20 862 2680/ 2682

http://kenya.usaid.gov