Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA) Unveils Ambitious Four-Year Strategic Plan For Women’s Political Advancement
By PSCU
The Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA) has revealed a visionary four-year strategic plan, demonstrating its commitment to driving activities that specifically aim to advance women’s roles in political leadership.
Leah Sankaire (Kajiado), KEWOPA’s chairperson, emphasized the organization’s dedication to championing a robust statutory framework aligned with the constitutional principles of full and equal rights.
“Our efforts will positively impact men, women, youth, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups,” she stated.
Sankaire expressed gratitude, highlighting the crucial financial support from UN Women and Global Affairs CANADA in crafting the strategic plan, highlighting a global commitment to women’s rights and representation.
The strategic plan outlines key areas to strengthen members’ capacities in legislation, oversight, and representation. Its objectives include increasing women’s presence in political leadership at national and county levels while enhancing the secretariat’s capabilities for efficient service delivery.
The launch garnered notable attendees, including representatives from the Speakers of the National Assembly and the Senate, the Deputy Speaker for the National Assembly, key development partners, and UN Women representatives from civil society, emphasizing a collaborative effort towards gender equality in political spaces.
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