An Appraisal of the Responsiveness of Countering Violent Extremism Measures
JOSEPH KIOI MBUGUA & MAJOR GEOFFREY MISIANI, September 2017
Summary
The evolving countering violent extremism (CVE) security sub sector is yet to acquire universal conceptual definition and operational standards. Using qualitative exploratory approach this study explores the responsiveness of thematic based CVE measures to the structural context of violent extremism (VE) in Mombasa and Kwale County. The research has identified appropriate strategies in place, established their relevance, feasibility, participation, accountability, effectiveness and challenges. The study has made recommendations based on literature and field research findings. Management of CVE in the country has acquired legal and strategic framework but effective long term implementation will depend on a number of factors discussed in this study.
Keywords
Countering violent extremism, social-cultural, economic, political factors and measures
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