Safe Environment Hub (SEHub)

Driving Green Change. YouTube Link: youtu.be/1h5rwlzKTDY?si… #ItIsMyResponsibility #CircularEconomy #BSFFarming

Today we celebrate every mother working tirelessly to ensure cleaner, greener, and safer spaces for generations to come. Happy Mother’s Day!

through data-driven advocacy, community engagement, and stronger accountability systems. Because nutrition is not just a health issue—it is a development priority that demands action, transparency, and collective responsibility. #NuttritionforAll

EHub was proud to participate in the 3-day Accountability for Nutrition for Growth (N4G) training convened by the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance (SUN CSA). The training strengthened the role of civil society in turning nutrition commitments into measurable action.

Participating in the Food and Nutrition Security Policy Review workshop led by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development. A critical step in strengthening inclusive, evidence-based policies that advance food security and nutrition for all.

Every day, Nairobi’s markets struggle with waste management. We’re changing that narrative through Black Soldier Fly technology, seeing waste not as trash but as a resource that can transform lives. #CircularEconomy #CommunityImpact

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while strengthening partnerships that drive impact at community and policy levels. Chagua Safe, Chagua Smart.

the dialogue on food safety, quality, innovation, and market dynamics—critical pillars in building resilient and sustainable food systems. Our participation reinforces SEHub’s commitment to advancing safe, nutritious, and accountable food systems,

SEHub was proud to be represented at the CMA Technical Conference & Expo 2026 held on 14–15 April at the Sarit Centre Expo. Bringing together industry leaders and key stakeholders across the grain value chain, the conference created a powerful platform for .. #CMAExpo2026

We wish you a Happy Easter! As you celebrate, commit to the environment as your responsibility. #ItsMyResponsibility #CircularEconomy #TrashToCash

Day 4 | TOT led #SheriayaVijana training on Leadership & Advocacy! In today’s world, digital skills are no longer optional, and for young people working in #climate and #advocacy spaces, they have become a critical part of staying relevant, effective, and truly impactful in the work they do. As our TOT-led trainings at YMCA Central come to a close, today’s first session, facilitated by Veronica Kahutu, focused on how #youngpeople can practically use AI and digital tools to strengthen their work across advocacy, business, and climate action spaces. Breaking Down AI into Practical Use Rather than approaching AI as a complex concept, the session simplified it into clear, usable skills that participants can apply immediately: 🔹Understanding how to communicate with AI through effective prompt writing 🔹 Structuring prompts by clearly defining goals, context, and expected outcomes 🔹 Improving results through follow-up questions and refinement 🔹 Using AI tools to support research, writing, and everyday productivity Participants also explored commonly used tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Grammarly, and Microsoft Copilot, gaining a better understanding of how these tools can support their work when used intentionally. Balancing Opportunity with Responsibility The session also created space to reflect on the responsible use of AI, emphasising the importance of protecting personal and organisational data, being aware of bias in generated content, and verifying information before applying it in real-world contexts. Why This Training Matters As young people continue to take up space in climate and advocacy work, the ability to use digital tools effectively is becoming just as important as understanding #policy and systems, because it shapes how ideas are communicated, how work is organised, and how impact is scaled. The Power of Youth-Led Learning Through the #SheriayaVijana project, funded by European Union in Kenya, young people are being equipped with knowledge as well as being trusted to lead the learning process, creating a space where peers can learn from each other in ways that are more relatable, practical, and grounded in shared experiences. By using a Training of Trainers model, the project is intentionally creating a ripple effect where knowledge does not remain within the training room but is passed on, expanded, and applied across different #communities, strengthening not just individual capacity but collective impact. #ClimateAction #ClimateLeadership #greeneconomy #YouthEmpowerment

green and digital transitions and scale youth-led initiatives across communities through informed, responsible innovation.

We concluded the 4-day #SheriayaVijana TOT training at YMCA Central highlighted the growing importance of digital skills in leadership and advocacy. We explored practical AI applications, ethical use, and productivity tools in strengthening the capacity to drive impactful

#NairoGreen Podcast - Episode 3 Rolling! What do you think we’re talking about? a.) Youth voices in climate action, what truly matters right now? b.) Green futures, are young people ready to lead the climate agenda? c.) Linking climate action to policy, governance, and youth priorities ahead of the 2027 General Election d.) From talk to action, how young people can shape Kenya’s climate policies #SikilizaSautiYetu #DuniaInaita #NairoGreen #2027 #Policy #Governance #ClimateAction 📸~@Rateng_1

This is how we wrapped up day one of the #SheriayaVijana Twin Green and Digital Economy training!🤗 The room was led by young people who were in that same seat just days ago. This is the beginning of something you’ll want to be part of!🤝 #sikilizasautiyetu #ourworldourplanet #youthvoices

@NemaKenya today held the National Steering Committee meeting for Desertification and Drought Day 2026. The Committee under the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry has brought together both public and private entities to prepare for the event. This year, Kenya will host the global observance of Desertification and Drought Day in partnership with the UN Convention to Combat Desertification under the theme “Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore.” The event will highlight the central role of the world’s rangelands in climate resilience, food and water security, biodiversity conservation and the cultural identity of pastoralist and Indigenous communities. The event will be held on 17th June, 2026 in Kilifi County. @UNCCD @Environment_Ke #DesertificationAndDroughtDay #RestoreRangelands

Tomorrow we restore our coast🌊 Join us at 8 AM, Mjambere Primary School and be part of the change.coast

nutrition budgeting through a food systems lens, while emphasizing the power of data-driven decision-making for reporting and policy advocacy. It highlighted how integrating county priorities into development plans can drive sustainable impact.

Participation in a one-day Food Systems Sensitization Workshop at Waridi Hotel built on insights from a prior budget-making training by CARE International. The workshop focused on strengthening capacity to embrace #FoodSystems #ClimateAction #DataForDevelopment

The session deepened our understanding of youth power in policy influence, and strategic engagement to drive inclusive, sustainable change within our communities.

Attending an advocacy training organized by @Oayouthkenya , Sheria Ya Vijana Program, we explored the 7-stage Advocacy Strategy Framework, strengthening our capacity for evidence-based advocacy. #SheriaYaVijana