The Kenya National Commission for UNESCO, through the “Kulturweit” Exchange Program, recently received six (6) German volunteers. The exchange program, done in partnership with the German National Commission for UNESCO,…
The Chief Administrative Secretary Dr Sara Ruto delivering the official opening remarks during the Conference The Kenyan government, through the Ministry of Education, is committed to joining in the global…
MAB Youth sensitization Webinar on UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserves A sensitization webinar bringing together youth from Kenya’s six (6) Man and Biosphere Reserves (MAB) was hosted by the Kenya…
Skills development provided by TVET institutions is considered as a key factor that can help a country mitigate and adapt to the impact of globalization, rapid technological change, trade liberalization, increase exports and foreign direct investment and address the environmental questions linked to climate change and the increased international movement of labour.
African Members States urged to Strengthen their National Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme Committees African countries have been urged to strengthen their National Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP) Committees. This was the resolution…
Call for Applications for Music Training Program (CLOSED)
CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) KNATCOM under the culture programme promotes the safeguarding, protecting and conserving culture and heritage among the youth. It does this by organizing a 3–4…
KNATCOM undertakes mid-term review of strategic plan 2019-2023 The KNATCOM Board Chairman, Dr. Misigo Amatsimbi has this morning officially opened the joint Board and Senior Management retreat to undertake KNATCOM’s…
Say NO to Alcohol and Drugs Abuse
Kenya’s Newest City, Nakuru, Among UNESCO Creative Cities Network H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta and the Nakuru City Governor Hon. Lee Kinyajui during the Nakuru City Inauguration [photo credit: Suleiman Mbatiah]…