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Trainees work four days a week in an organization, applying the theories and concepts learned in class. Every Friday, they join an international online class, which makes up 75% of the program.

The collaboration with IDS at the University of Nairobi began in 2021, marking an important milestone in the program’s global expansion. Today, we are proud to be running our 5th cohort in Kenya.

The AU’s heavy reliance on external funding poses a significant risk to its initiatives' sustainability, as partner economies' fiscal constraints could adversely affect their contributions.

The event was attended by the Ambassador of Japan to Kenya, Amb. Hiroshi Matsuura, the JICA Kenya Office officials, the University of Nairobi Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic Affairs, Faculty members, students, and other guests.

IDS is carrying out a study on the political economy of devolution in Kenya, to inform the ongoing Kenya Devolution Programme (KDP) (2021 – 2025), led by Act Change Transform (ACT!).

The Institute for Development Studies on Wednesday, 22nd January 2025 held a development partners’ dissemination event on Afrobarometer R10 data titled “Youth, Politics, and Governance in Kenya”.