::Massaba Rural Development::

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Refugees in urban centres should be absorbed in various professions, thus become net earners and stop depending on local and international aid. The Government allocation to support refugees has grown to Sh200 million from Sh16 million since the Refugee Act 2006 Kenya hosts nearly 350,000 refugees from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan and the Great Lakes region.

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In order for community based development groups to realize holistic development, empowerment and critical thinking among its members/partners is a critical ingredient in their training and nurturing process.
This factor was largely ignored by development act

ors in Gusii-land in mid 1990s and its results was worsening poverty levels, marginalization of the poor and disadvantaged, desolation and hopelessness among its members.
The groups, most of them women and youth groups lacked the analytical capacity to think through issues, challenge them and come up with sustainable solutions. They also laced the facilitative structures that would initiate collaborative efforts and linkages which would assist them come out of their de-humanizing and marginalized state.
Consequently, the groups in consultation with professionals from the community resolved to form an organization which would assist them meet the above challenges. The organization would be formed on beliefs and values that are pro-poor and the marginalized in society.
It would also encourage its members to adopt a critical approach to issues /problems which would not only lead to an understanding of those issues /problems but also to come up with homegrown solutions to such problems.
This thinking is what gave birth to the formation of Massaba Rural Development Organization a local NGO

MRDO Nairobi HQsOffices - Kandara Road Kileleshwa House No. HG698B PO BOX 58249—00200 Nairobi, Kenya.
Telephone: +254-20-434-7442 Mobile:254-733-850899; 254-20-355-7930;
mrdo_kenya@yahoo.co.uk; Web: www.massabakenya.org