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Land Rights Programme RECONCILE works with communities and groups to generate and share knowledge and develop capacities for effective engagemen... Read more

Commons, Policy, Law and Livelihoods (COMPLY) This programme undertakes research, lobby and advocacy on policies governing common property resources to ensure secure ac... Read more

Pastoral Civil Society Capacity Enhancement Project (PCS Project) This is a three year capacity building project that is implemented by RECONCILE with funding support from Cordaid. The projec... Read more

HAKI MAZINGIRA This is the Environmental Justice Programme of RECONCILE which works to promote access to environmental justice through r... Read more

We Can Alliance We Can is a global campaign that seeks to reduce the social acceptance of violence against women and consequently prevent it.... Read more

CAPE NAIVASHA CAPE Naivasha Project is an 18 Months advocacy and awareness creation project on Natural Resource Management. The project see... Read more

Consultations on a Framework for Pastoralist Lobby and Advocacy in Eastern Africa RECONCILE has received funding from Cordaid to support a one year consultation with for pastoral civil society and other stak... Read more

Cross Border peace project RECONCILE together with IRC and Practical Action with partners both in Uganda and Kenya were awarded a two year grant by the ... Read more

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Resource Conflict Institute (RECONCILE)

Resource Conflict Institute (RECONCILE) was established in 1999 and registered in Kenya as a regional NGO in May 2001. It conducts policy research, advocacy and public interest environmental education and litigation to promote policies, laws and practices which empower citizens to participate in environmental and natural resources governance. The Institute is currently engaged in a strategic planning process after its previous strategic plan lapsed at the end of 2008. The strategic planning process provides an opportunity for reflection on the way forward for RECONCILE having regard to its experiences over the past 10 years of its existence, and the new plan shall launch the second decade of the organization.

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