20/08/2026
Today marked the end of phase II of a three day training that commenced on Tuesday, 18th August 2026.
A curriculum designed to equip youths with Green agricultural skill; Solar Irrigation system and community engagement soft skills.
The training is funded through the Efficiency for Access program (EforA) with support from the IKEA foundation and the UK government via the Transforming Energy Access platform. It aims to connect rural Kenyan youth with employment opportunities in solar-powered irrigation systems (SPIS) by equipping them with practical, market-relevant skills.
Thirteen (13) electrical graduates have benefited from the program. Now they will proceed to the field for an internship session. A graduation will be organized after a successful 3-month internship elapses.
Kinango TVC appreciates the sponsors and facilitators of the program for consideration and great service to the youths in Kwale.
THANK YOU Aga Khan Foundation Davis & Shirtliff Center for Law and Social Policy IKEA