We develop and strengthen the skills that individuals, organizations and communities need to respond and adapt in a fast-changing environment.

We enhance the capacity of communities to increase their resilience to climate change.

We facilitate dialogue and build trust between communities for peaceful coexistence and sharing of natural resources

We work on daily basis with communities and help bring their voices to policy makers in a way that can help inform policy and action.

Vital to impactful change in society is the involvement of youth in advocating for peace and demonstrating responsibility by active participation in decision making towards issues that affect them.

Who we are

Act! is a leading Kenyan, non-profit, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). The organization was established in September 2001 as Pact Kenya and rebranded in 2011 as a fully-fledged local organization. Act! focuses on building the capacity and resilience of individuals and communities, thus empowering them to get involved in the decisions and management of their own development.

Our Impact Stories

  • Go! Go! Go! Team Act!

    We are honored to be part of a grant & partnership with Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) aimed at strengthe[...]

  • Timza Ugatuzi: Regional Economic Bloc Progress Review and Exchange forum.

    As the lead of a consortium of Kenyan and international institutions in implementing the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office ([...]

  • RPS: Induction and quarterly coordination meeting - Naivasha

    The five year (2021-2025) Resilience Peace and Stability (RPS) program implementation began in January 2021 with five consortium partne[...]

  • Re-modelling of the Kilfi County Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism Action Plan

    As part of our efforts towards Peace Building, Conflict Transformation And Preventing/Countering Violent Extremism which is majorly fun[...]

  • Royal Danish Embassy in Kenya Partners Visit - Coast Region

    Our engagement with the Royal Danish Embassy takes place in a context of inequality and marginalisation driven conflicts in parts of Ke[...]

 
 

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