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SISTARS Project is derived from "TranSforming InsTitutions to Advance women leadeRS (SISTARS)". Our agency is one of the partner institutions helping in co-creating strategies to update policies and explore innovative interventions to advance women leadership cc Leunita Sumba University of Nairobi

Our agency remains steadfast in ensuring gender mainstreaming is key in its overall operations to ensure the SISTARS initiative achieves its agenda. Led by Leunita Sumba and her team we will review our policies to ensure conformity. Cc APHRC IDRC | CRDI University of Nairobi #WomenEmpowerment

She notes that we are the pioneers of the programme and remains optimistic that with the management support witnessed the programme will be a success. Cc Wamalwa M. Joel Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation APHRC IDRC | CRDI Women in Water and Sanitation Association #MajiSafiMaishaBora

Group photo session of participants from our Agency led by our Chair, our of Board of Directors, Our CEO Wamalwa M. Joel , Management staff, The SISTARS team and APHRC representative. Cc Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation cc IDRC | CRDI

The HR Manager Ms. Linet Wasaba is going through the reviewed HR policy and procedures manual which has factored in the issues of gender like coming up with a lactation room for all women at the agency. This is in consideration for STEM issues. APHRC Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation Wamalwa M. Joel

The SISTARs Project team and LWNWWDA convened a productive deliberation in Kisumu, engaging the board of directors and senior management in the presentation of key findings, and a collaborative Cont: APHRC @UON @WIWAS Ivychumo @kabariaC @leunitasumba

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