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Who we are

BACKGROUND

Kenya4Resilience (K4R) Community of Practice (CoP) is a network that seeks to Build Resilient Communities. The history of the K4R CoP can be tracked back to a Resilience Workshop organized by the Swedish Mission Council (SMC) in Nairobi in March. Driven by the need for collaboration, partnerships, knowledge and experience sharing in the field of resilience, 10 SMC funded CSO’s came together and designed the K4R CoP. An initial proposal was jointly developed and financially supported for 2 years by SMC. The CoP was officially launched in February 2019.

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Who Can Join?
K4R CoP is a membership network for both organization (CSO and donor) and individuals. Membership is open to individuals and organizations working in Resilience and DRR. Only those willing to abide by the Terms of Reference (ToR) including contributing meaningfully to the growth of the Community are encouraged to apply.

The Kenya4Resilience Community of Practice (CoP) aims to:


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Empower partner organizations to integrate resilience throughout the project management cycle towards developing resilient and sustainable interventions/communities
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Enhance collaboration of resilience focused interventions & innovations among CoP members especially those supported by SMC
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Improve Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) participation in formulation and implementation of resilience-related policies/actions especially the Sendai framework at different levels (county-national-regional/global)
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Build resilient communities through the community by members sharing their experiences, knowledge and skills for purposes of learning from each other


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Benefits of Joining the Kenya4Resilience Community of Practice (CoP):

  • Knowledge-sharing opportunities
  • Impact
  • Enhanced networking opportunities
  • Enhanced collaboration opportunities
  • Access to the network’s online K4R Platform, where members can access learning materials, a knowledge hub, share stories, participate in discussions, collaborate on documents and chat with other members.
  • Capacity-strengthening resources published on the K4R Platform, including training, workshops and webinars.
  • The opportunity to become part of K4R’s advisory and governance structures, such as the Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary.


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P.O.Box 4201 – 00100
Nairobi, Kenya
[email protected]
+254 791 800 917

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Kenya4Resilience (K4R) Community of Practice (CoP) is a network of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) who are supported by Swedish Mission Council (SMC) in Kenya. The main objective of the community is to contribute to the substantial reduction of disaster risk and losses in lives, livelihoods and health and in the economic, physical, social, cultural and environmental assets of persons, business, communities and countries as indicated in the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR) expected outcome by 2030.

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