Resource Conflict Institute (RECONCILE) is a A policy research, advocacy and capacity building organization on land, environment and natural resources, implementing its programs in Eastern Africa
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Providing independent evidence (science & practice) based policy advice natural resources policies, to inform policy formulation implementation & review
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Public policy forums on participatory and collaborative Natural Resources Governance and Investsment
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Building partner institutional capacity to safeguard the resource governance
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Facilitating independent and open dialogue with civil society on the environmental implications of growth and development
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Public interest litigation on environment and natural disasters
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Undertaking public private partnership in addressing investment related conflicts in natural resource management
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RECONCILE is one of the beneficiaries of the Chukua Control project funded by BMZ through @WHH_Kenya and being implemented by @PacidaKenya. This week, RECONCILE joined other CSOs in a Gender Equality Social Inclusion (GESI) training hosted in Nairobi
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In partnership with @Welthungerhilfe-Kenya and @CaritasKitui we supported some members of the Kitui County Steering Group to visit several GREENPARK Project sites to monitor and evaluate project progress as per the updates we share during CSG meetings
4Our team taking part during Innovation and Scaling Readiness Workshop on Participatory Rangeland Management of the @CGIAR Research Initiative on Livestock and Climate @ILRI
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We are happy that two of our staff were able to successfully attend the Legal Training on Customary Tenure in East Africa organized by @RECONCILE1999 and @uarizona in Nairobi Kenya @superior_hotels. Lots of interesting discussions on customary laws in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
