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Years Of Empowering Women

ABOUT US

Echo Network Africa

Echo Network Africa (ENA) formerly Kenya Women Holding (KWH) is a woman led, women serving development institution that works with other like minded stakeholders to empower, position and advocate for women with specific focus on young women, women with disabilities and women from marginalized communities.
ENA is a membership organization whose focus is to be a catalyst for development that propels the women empowerment agenda. This is achieved by collaborating with governments (national and county) and community-based organizations, hence creating alliances to innovate and grow viable initiatives that enable women to advance their security and prosperity.
ENA’s programs are anchored on six major pillars, namely: Community Resilience and Livelihood, Women’s Leadership, Political Participation and Governance, Girls Excel Initiative, Peace and Conflict Resolution and Financial Inclusion.

OUR PROJECTS

What we Focus on

Catalyst For Development

Empowering All Women To
Create a Better Society

Women Empowerment

To enhance sustainable livelihoods and empowerment of rural women and their families’ wellness, health and social wellbeing.

Peace and Conflict Resolution

To contribute to National peace and entrench a sustainable peace movement.

Positioning/Democracy Programme

Addressing Gender gaps and Engendering Reform
Processes

LATEST NEWS

International day of the girl child

International day of the girl child I am honored and privileged to welcome you all to this International Day of the Girl Child celebration organized by Echo Network Africa (ENA) Read More

July 2023 Newsletter

Call for peace & sobriety by the women of Kenya Echo Network Africa led by its Group CEO, Dr. Jennifer Riria recently rallied fellow women leaders to call for peace and sobriety in the nation..... Read More

June 2023 Newsletter

It's not yet Madaraka for women of Kenya Sixty years ago on June 1st 1963 Kenya held the first Madaraka Day. It is on this day that Kenya attained internal self-rule (Madaraka) after being a British colony since 1920. Read More

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