President William Ruto has announced the return of the Kazi Mtaani program. It is now renamed as ‘Climate Works Mashinani’. The program focuses on environmental conservation activities for youths.
• The announcement was made in Kisumu in response to calls for job creation for the youth in the region. • Ruto mentioned that the program is in the planning stages.
It will commence in a month. The aim is to engage youths in environmental conservation-related tasks. • He emphasized the creation of income avenues for the youth.
These avenues include various programs like Climate Works, affordable housing projects, digital jobs, manufacturing, and market opportunities.
• The Kazi Mtaani project was initially started by former President Uhuru Kenyatta. It aimed to support young Kenyans during the economic challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
• Ruto had earlier discontinued the program after assuming office in 2022. He cited a shift towards housing construction over garbage collection.
• He emphasized the need for employment opportunities within the housing sector. He also expressed plans to expand job opportunities in the housing project, particularly in areas like Kibra.
• Ruto criticized the minimal employment impact of the Kazi Mtaani project. He emphasized the importance of creating more job opportunities for the youth.
• Besides the Climate Works Mashinani program, Ruto mentioned other avenues for youth employment. These avenues include affordable housing projects, digital jobs, manufacturing, and market participation.
• The focus is on providing sustainable income sources for the youth. Another focus is expanding employment opportunities beyond the earlier Kazi Mtaani initiative.
• Ruto’s efforts aim to tackle youth unemployment challenges. They also aim to create a conducive environment for economic empowerment and growth in various sectors. Ruto Announces ‘Climate Works Mashinani’
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