Wilson Center Experts
Margaret Wamuyu Muthee
Africa Program
Contact Information:
T (202) 691-4000
// F (202) 691-4001
Expertise:
Africa
Affiliation:
Programs Manager, University of Nairobi Center for Human Rights and Peace, Kenya
Wilson Center Project(s):
"Addressing the Crisis of Youth in Kenya: Opportunities and Challenges"
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Hitting the Target, Missing the Point: Youth Policies and Programmes in Kenya
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A New Dawn for Kenya: A Report on the Kenyan Referendum
Jul 07, 2011Muthee is a trained Social Scientist with eight years experience in research, policy analysis, project planning and management amounting from various assignments in different work areas. Her key areas of interest are: poverty, health, governance, organisational management, human rights and gender.
Hitting the Target, Missing the Point: Youth Policies and Programmes in Kenya
Jul 07, 2011Kenya has adopted major governance reforms aimed at improving its socioeconomic and political environment. The reforms include a new constitution (2010), Vision 2030 and other sectoral policies focusing on specific issues and categories of the population such as youth, children, women and persons with disabilities, among others. Youth have increasingly received attention due to their large numbers, gravity of the challenges confronting them and their role in political and electoral violence as well as crime.
