Publications | Plan International Kenya

Rapid gender and needs analysis in Marsabit

This analysis was conducted to assess the impact of severe drought on community members in Marsabit County, Kenya.

Rapid gender and needs analysis in Kwale

This analysis interrogates the impact of food insecurity on the protection of children in Kwale County, Kenya.

A gendered impact of the hunger and drought crisis in the Horn…

This policy brief presents the gendered impacts of the hunger and drought crises in the Horn of Africa.

Safe and inclusive cities programme: summary brief

This summary brief details the actions and change achieved between 2018 – 2020 by the Safe and Inclusive Cities Programme.

Child protection and resilience

This qualitative research in 2 informal urban settlements in Nairobi, Kenya, explores how adolescents perceive the risks in their community.

Mapya News – Issue 5

This issue of Mapya News highlights the global youth meet-up in the Netherlands, the rewrite her story campaign and various project updates.

Sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people

This toolkit provides content and facilitation tips to effectively deliver training to young people on their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Mapya News – Issue 4

This issue of Mapya News highlights our graduate internship programme, a teacher with Head of State commendation and an article on endometriosis.

Manifesto for adolescent health

Young people from Kenya, India and Brazil share the health challenges they face, suggest solutions and identify how they want to be a part of them.

Mapya News – Issue 3

This third issue of Mapya News highlights the recently launched Girls Get Equal Campaign, youth voices, resilience and food security, ending FGM and conversations on gender.

Mapya News – Issue 1

This inaugural edition of Mapya News includes feaures and stories on ending child marriage, mental health, child sponsorship, farming and female genital mutilation, among others.

Children’s rights: child-friendly booklet

This is a child-friendly version of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on Rights and Welfare of the Child.