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“Good Habits formed at youth

make all the difference”

-Arisotle

Growth of informal sector

is17% while that of formal sector is 2 %

per annum

40% of the unemployed

are youth

73% of the population below the

age of 35yrs

Reality in Kenya

35% of the population between

15-34yrs of age

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Work

Readiness

Entrepreneurship

Financial Literacy

CORE PURPOSE To inspire and prepare young people

to succeed in a global economy.

CORE VALUE

Boundless Potential of young people

Pillars of

Student Success

Pillars of Success

Critical Stages

Organize resources

Develop a business plan

Manage a an enterprise

Liquidate the enterprise

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Program Focus

• Entrepreneurship • Financial Literacy • Work Readiness

•  Eco Program – exposure to climate change & entrepreneurship

Market Understanding & Trend Predication

•  Company Program

•  Entrepreneurship Competitions

Entrepreneurship & Financial Literacy •  Job Shadow

Work Readiness - Entrepreneur - Intrapreneur

Program Model

Form 1 & 2

Form 3

Form 4

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Some of the Products; •  Alternative lighting

•  Recycling for roofing

•  Recycling for fuel

Sources of funding; •  Group savings

•  Revolving fund

Approach Gains   Development & inclusion of

green entrepreneurship program materials

  70% of the student led enterprises were

environment friendly   Winner of the national

competitions was a green enterprise

  Our student named UNEP/BAYER

Environment Envoy   Employment for youth at

Dandora Dumpsite

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Amazing Impact!

7,46210,118

24,369

55,544 56,450

711 812 961 1,3773,368

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Our Partners

DALY & FIGGIS ADVOCATES

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