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CALL FOR SUPPLIER PREQUALIFICATION | 2027–2029 CREAW Kenya invites applications from interested, competent, and eligible suppliers to apply for prequalification for the supply of goods, provision of services, and works for the 2027–2029 period. Interested suppliers can explore the available categories and submit their applications online through TenderSure™ under the Open Bids tab. 🗓️Deadline: 20 November 2026, at 10:00 p.m. EAT. 🔗Visit TenderSure to view the categories and application requirements. tendersure.africa/open-bids/… Important: The prequalification process is conducted exclusively through TenderSure. Existing suppliers are also required to apply for consideration for future business opportunities. We encourage eligible suppliers to submit their applications before the deadline.

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Why does inclusive child justice matter? Every child deserves to be heard, understood and protected, whether or not their disability is visible. On 14 October 2026, CREAW Kenya joined child justice stakeholders at the 3rd Annual Child Justice Summit in Mombasa, convened by the Tononoka Children’s Court Users Committee and partners. Held under the theme “Invisible Voices, Digital Realities: Advancing Inclusive Child Justice in Kenya,” the summit highlighted the barriers children with hidden disabilities face in accessing justice and the need for justice systems that recognise and respond to their unique needs. The summit culminated in the adoption of the Mombasa Declaration on Inclusive Child Justice, 2026, through which stakeholders committed to strengthening disability inclusion, improving coordination, building the capacity of justice actors, protecting children in digital spaces, and ensuring child-friendly and accessible justice processes.

Congratulations to Nala Foods from Kwale County and Lake Front Fisheries from Siaya County on their wins at the Africa Commerce & Industry Summit (ACIS) Awards 2026, organized by the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI). The two enterprises were among 11 AECF investees nominated across various categories, recognizing businesses driving innovation, job creation, sustainability and inclusive economic growth. Supported through the Investing in Women in the Blue Economy in Kenya (IIW-BEK) program, implemented in partnership with @AECFAfrica and funded by Global Affairs Canada, these enterprises demonstrate what is possible when women entrepreneurs have access to the financing, markets and opportunities they need to thrive. Their recognition is not just a celebration of business excellence. It reinforces the importance of investing in women-led enterprises as drivers of innovation, sustainable livelihoods and economic transformation in Kenya's blue economy. Congratulations to both enterprises on this well-deserved recognition! Here's to more women building businesses, creating opportunities and shaping the future of the blue economy. #BlueEconomy #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs

As the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) celebrates 60 years, CREAW joined the celebrations to spotlight the experiences and achievements of women entrepreneurs in the blue economy. CREAW's Program Development Manager @CikandaMwadala participated in a panel discussion, sharing perspectives on how women are breaking barriers, building thriving enterprises, creating employment for other women, and expanding investments across borders to drive economic growth. The women entrepreneurs, who are part of the IWWBEK Program, are embracing innovation and new technologies, including establishing hatcheries to address persistent supply challenges in local markets. Their businesses also promote inclusion by working alongside men, creating opportunities for persons with disabilities, supporting childcare services, and advancing environmental conservation and complementary economic activities. #BlueEconomy #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #WomenEconomicEmpowerment

CREAW hosted the Jonathan Jackson Foundation (JJF) team for a reflection, knowledge exchange, and strategic partnership building meeting. Both organizations shared experiences and lessons on advancing economic justice for underserved and vulnerable communities, highlighting the importance of combining rights-based approaches with practical livelihood interventions. Discussions underscored the need for stronger linkages between enterprise development, business formalization, financial inclusion, safeguarding, and community accountability mechanisms. The meeting revealed significant complementarities between CREAW's practice-based experience in women's economic justice & advocacy and JJF's Jenga Bizna Mtaani community-based entrepreneurship & livelihood model. @WanguiMutumbu

CREAW was honored to join the national commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child in Marsabit County, alongside the Principal Secretary, @gender_ke , the First Lady of Marsabit County, @UNICEF ,@WorldVisionKE and other partners, to celebrate girls and reaffirm our commitment to their rights and well-being. The commemoration highlighted why investing in girls matters, what it takes to protect and empower them and who must take action. It was a call for collective responsibility in ending harmful practices, advancing girls’ rights, amplifying their voices, and creating safe and inclusive spaces where every girl can access education, health services and opportunities to reach her full potential. #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild #EmpowerGirls

End Child Marriage. Invest in Girls’ Rights. Every girl deserves the freedom to learn, grow, lead and shape her own future. This #DayOfTheGirl, CREAW celebrates girls’ potential and champions their right to safety, dignity and opportunities to thrive. Every girl deserves a future defined by her choices, not limited by harmful practices. #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild #EmpowerGirls

Happy Mazingira Day from CREAW! Protecting our environment directly tie to protecting the rights, safety and livelihoods of women and girls. Climate justice means addressing the unequal impact of climate change on women and girls, ensuring their voices are heard, their rights are protected and they have equal opportunities to shape solutions for a just and sustainable future. #MazingiraDay

We’re at SVRI 2026 in Bangkok! 🇹🇭 How can working with couples help build healthier relationships and contribute to violence prevention? Join our team on 7th October 2026 as we share learning from Imarisha Mahusiano, a couples-based program implemented in Meru and Tharaka Nithi Counties in Kenya under the What Works Program. If you’re attending the SVRI 2026 forum, come meet us, hear more about the research and continue the conversation. 📍Poster Area-B7 Come say hello. We’d love to connect!

In 2022, Winnie Nkirote left an abusive marriage with her baby and started over with nothing. She baked using a jiko and made beadwork from home. Today, she owns a shop in Meru and is building a business that creates opportunities for other mothers. #JasiriProgram

Through the #WVL programme, supported by @GAC_Corporate, CARE Kenya is facilitating Organizational Capacity Scorecard (OCS) sessions with Women’s Rights Organisations across Coastal, Western, Nyanza and North Rift regions. These conversations go beyond scores, creating space for WROs to identify priorities, strengthen leadership, resilience, sustainability and visibility. Together with @UraiaTrust, @CREAWKenya, @crawntrustkenya and @UAFAfrica, we are supporting stronger organisations and a stronger women's rights movement.

🗣️ Bridging Generations, Building Safer Futures for Young People! Through the Sponsorship Programme, supported by Plan International Kenya, @MWARPKenya hosted inter-generational dialogues in Moyeni, Bang’a, Mwangani and Mazola in #Kinango Sub-County, bringing together adolescents and young people, adults and local authorities. The dialogues created safe spaces for different #generations to speak openly about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), challenge harmful #beliefs and share #experiences and concerns affecting young people. 💡 The result? Stronger #communication between generations, increased understanding of adolescents’ #SRHR needs, and practical #solutions jointly identified to promote healthier, safer and more supportive communities for adolescents and young people. By bringing young people and decision-makers to the same table, we are strengthening meaningful dialogue, shared responsibility and community action for a future where every young person can access the information, support and services they need. #MWARPImpact #IntergenerationalDialogue #SRHR

@unwomenkenya, together with @UNHumanRights, @CREAWKenya and International Association of Women Judges (#IAWJ) Kenya, with support from @AICS_Nairobi, are helping end violence against women and girls while advancing survivors’ economic empowerment. More: africa.unwomen.org/en/storie…

Young women in Kilifi were immersed in life skills, financial literacy and entrepreneurship training through the @JasiriProgramKe , gaining practical knowledge to navigate the world of work and build sustainable livelihoods. The training is creating a safe space for young women at risk of or who have survived GBV to learn, share experiences, discover their potential and build the confidence to turn their knowledge and skills into opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, income generation and greater economic independence. #JasiriProgram #YoungAfricaWorks

Strengthening Multi-Sectoral Referral Pathways for SGBV Survivors As part of the J4S (Justice for Survivors) Program, CREAW, in partnership with CDTD, convened a Multi-Sectoral Referral Pathways Actors Training in Nairobi County, bringing together key stakeholders involved in the response to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). The training strengthened participants’ understanding of SGBV, Survivor-Centred approaches, psychosocial support, legal and court processes, survivor protection and effective referral pathways. It also provided an opportunity for stakeholders to reflect on survivors’ needs and strengthen coordination across the referral pathway, from the community level through to the courts. The Justice for Survivors Program, implemented in partnership with the International Planned Parenthood Federation Africa Region (IPPFAR), aims to strengthen Kenya’s shelter system for Survivor-Centred justice and care. #J4S #GBVResponse #ReferralPathways #SurvivorSupport #EndGBV

From an informal settlement to a career in carpentry, Maureen is breaking gender norms & building her independence. Through the Jasiri Program, @CREAW in partnership with @MastercardFdn supported her training at @_Buildher, alongside psychosocial & GBV awareness. #JasiriProgram

Jacinta Kihara turned hope into opportunity through the #JasiriProgram. With psychosocial support, financial literacy & a start-up grant, she built a thriving nail spa, barbershop & salon, now employing two people & creating a brighter future for her family. #FinancialInclusion