ESEDO is an acronym for:
- E - Ecosystem
- S - Social
- E - Economic
- D - Development
- O - Organization
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Our organization is at the forefront and committed to assisting indigenous communities in conserving their culture and living harmoniously with nature.
Through a variety of initiatives, ESEDO aims to empower these communities to preserve their traditional way of life while also promoting environmental sustainability.
One of the key ways in which ESEDO supports indigenous communities is by promoting sustainable practices that are in line with their cultural values. This includes encouraging the use of traditional farming methods that have minimal impact on the environment, as well as supporting the preservation of indigenous languages and cultural practices.
ESEDO also works closely with indigenous communities to develop sustainable tourism initiatives that showcase their culture and way of life to visitors. By doing so, ESEDO not only helps to generate income for these communities but also raises awareness about the importance of preserving indigenous cultures and the environment.
Additionally, ESEDO provides education and training programs to indigenous communities on environmental conservation and sustainable living practices. This includes teaching community members about the importance of biodiversity, the sustainable use of natural resources, and how to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
Overall, ESEDO's efforts are aimed at empowering indigenous communities to conserve their culture and live in harmony with the natural world. Through a combination of education, sustainable practices, and cultural preservation, ESEDO is helping to ensure that indigenous communities can thrive for generations to come.
Our Mission
Our mission is to foster sustainable development and resilience to climate change and disaster risks through processes that enable the transformation of social structures, institutions and power relations that underpin vulnerability, inequality and poverty.
Our Vision
We envisage a fair and equitable society that is resilient to disaster risks and climate change. ESEDO Kenya is strongly dedicated to an integrated approach that considers its three functions and thematic areas of leadership formation, environmental conservation, and community development as a unified package for transforming communities and their environment.
Human Rights Council session in Geneva
Aimed at promoting dialogue, cooperation, and action on human rights issues at the international level.
Universal Periodic Review session, Geneva, Switzerland
The aim of the UPR is to promote and protect human rights around the world by ensuring that all countries are held accountable for their human rights obligations.
Sensitization on Mitigation measures
Sensitization on Mitigation measures to combat COVID-19 pandemics among the indigenous Ogiek women Nessuit, Mariashoni and Kipkurere are within Langer Mau forest
ESEDO Kenya
ESEDO advocates for strong partnerships with local organizations, communities, and networks to address significant environmental and developmental concerns. Located in Nakuru, Kenya, the organization has engaged employees working throughout the country
OUR RESOLVE
ESEDO will continue to foster strong partnerships with local organizations, communities, and networks to address critical environmental and developmental challenges. The organization, headquartered in Nakuru, Kenya, will leverage its nationwide staff to collaborate with diverse stakeholders, implement impactful projects, and advance sustainable development goals. ESEDO will maintain its focus on community participation, capacity building, and innovative solutions to promote environmental conservation, enhance livelihoods, and ensure a better future for all.
OUR PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS
Some of the organizations we are working with
