Canada-Kenya CG Collaboration

#KCGS personnel in Kisumu undertook Incident Command System training, which provides a standardized approach to the command, control, and coordination of emergency response, offering a common hierarchy within which responders from multiple agencies can be effective.

News from #Kenya 🇰🇪: As part of our International Capacity Building efforts, we recently trained with @OfficialKCGS personnel in #Kisumu to apply the Incident Command System for responding to incidents. #CCGProud to help other countries keep their waters safe. #CCGInternational

The Incident Command System is an internationally recognized method that will enable the Kenya Coast Guard Service to perform in multi-nation and multi-agency responses to incidents impacting Kenya’s navigable waters. #LindaTufaulu #CCGInternational

Kenya Ports Authority has successfully re-floated a container carrier Msc Eagle F to avert a marine ecological disaster at the entrance of the Kilindini channel.

News from Kenya 🇰🇪: As part of our International Capacity Building efforts in Kenya, we’re training the @OfficialKCGS in #Mombasa to use the Incident Command System for responding to all-hazard incidents.

The workshop was delivered through Collaborative Efforts with the Canadian Coast Guard, who have been instrumental in shaping the Strategic Roadmap towards adoption of UAS Capabilities in the KCGS. #lindatufaulu

Uncrewed Airborne Systems (UAS) Workshop ended today with the KCGS Working Group developing In Service Support Concept that will steer the ongoing need to leverage unmanned systems for KCGS missions.

Kenya's border management vision has caught Canada's eye, with the two countries now set to catalogue and jointly pursue more shared priorities, including the planned operationalization of ultra-modern one-stop border posts, e-gates & other @BmsKenya projects.