CMD-Kenya is pleased to release the 2024 Annual Report. Access the full publication for key milestones and impact of our work as we advance the institutionalization, advancement, protection and defense of an inclusive, accountable, and vibrant multiparty democratic Kenyan state and society.
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Centre for Multiparty Democracy
We champion a vibrant, collaborative, and inclusive democracy in Kenya. As a unifying platform for political parties, civic actors, and strategic partners, CMD-Kenya fosters dialogue and cooperation to strengthen Kenya’s multiparty system.
Our Vison
A thriving multiparty democratic Kenyan state and society.
Our Mission
To facilitate the institutionalisation, promotion, protection and defence, of an inclusive, accountable and vibrant multiparty democratic Kenyan state and society.
Our Values
◦ Participation ◦Accountability ◦ Results-base ◦ Tolerance ◦ Youth-centric
Our Partners
Discover Our Vibrant Programs and Activities
We conduct a wide range of programs, including capacity-building workshops for political actors, public forums to discuss governance issues, and initiatives focused on social justice and human rights. We also engage in research to produce insights that guide policy reforms and foster informed public discussions on democratic practices in Kenya.
Yesterday at the Siasa Konnect Café hosted by @CMDKenya , Youth Agenda joined the discussions alongside the National Crime Research Centre (NCRC), ORPP and civil society partners to tackle political goonism head-on as we look ahead to 2027.
#makingtheyoutfactorcount
Democratic leadership requires more than winning elections. It requires responsibility for how political power is pursued and exercised.💯
One of the key issues emerging from Siasa Konnect was the gap between the measures that already exist to address political violence and the
Today, CMD-Kenya and @nimdkenya brought together different perspectives for a timely conversation on political goonism and the future of democratic leadership in Kenya 🇰🇪
The discussion examined why political goonism remains a concern, how it has become normalised in political
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