Developing and Implementing Local Action Plans for P/CVE in East Africa: A Strong Cities Toolkit with lessons from Kenya
Patricia Crosby & Dominic Pkalya, May 2021
Summary
This toolkit has been designed by the Strong Cities Network as a resource for governments and civil society organisations in East Africa interested in developing a Local Action Plan (LAP). It builds upon the SCN's experience in delivering locally-led programmes and supporting action plan development in Kenya, Jordan, Lebanon and North Macedonia. Case studies are primarily drawn from SCN-funded projects in Kenya. The toolkit is based on Kenya's experiences with localising the National Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism launched in 2016, referred to as County Action Plans.
Keywords
P/CVE, Local Action Plan, Kenya, East Africa, Strong Cities Network, County Action Plan, community resilience
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