Fair protection processes and documentation
Identification of statelessness improved
Civil registration and civil status documentation
improved
UNHCR will support the Government in the
implementation of the National Action Plan to End
Statelessness.
UNHCR will conduct two targeted identification
exercises.
UNHCR will raise awareness about the importance of
birth registration among communities of concern and
support mobile courts in providing late birth
registration.
UNHCR will provide technical support to the Bureau
of Statistics to include questions on
nationality/statelessness in the 2019 national census.
UNHCR will organize four capacity-building
workshops for civil registry officials.
UNHCR and partners will ensure that 4,500 individual
receive birth certificates through late birth
registration.
Leadership, coordination and partnerships
Coordination and partnerships strengthened
To ensure increased awareness of statelessness,
UNHCR will share information among host
communities, government officials and affected
people.
UNHCR will strengthen coordination mechanisms
though joint assessments and planning and
evaluation exercises.
Financial requirements
Total requirements for 2017 and 2018 in Kenya are $1,698,0008.
2017
ExCom
approved
budget for
Pillar 2
2018
estimated
budget for
Pillar 29
Total
113,000
110,000
223,000
417,000
415,000
832,000
Identification of statelessness
137,000
135,000
272,000
Civil registration and civil status documentation
106,000
105,000
211,000
Coordination and partnerships
80,000
80,000
160,000
TOTAL
853,000
845,000
1,698,000
Favourable protection environment
Law and policy
Durable solutions
Greater reduction of statelessness
Fair protection processes and documentation
Leadership, coordination and partnerships
8
9
7% will be taken off any contribution to cover support costs.
Subject to ExCom approval.
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