"Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs Principal Secretary’s Meeting with Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP’S) Formal Training Providers (FTPS), held on 26th July 2021 at KENCOM Boardroom, 3rd Floor."
KENYATTA UNIVERSITY CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES (KUCDCS) PARTICIPATES IN THE GATES FOUNDATION GRANT WINNING PROPOSAL
The Directorate of Capacity Development and Consultancy Services and Kenyatta University (KU- CDCS) submitted a Letter of Interest (LOI) to the...
Welcome to Kenyatta University Capacity Development And Consultancy Services
Welcome to the Directorate of Capacity Development and Consultancy Services (KU-CDCS) that was established in August 2018. The Directorate resulted from the University restructuring process aimed at increasing efficiency in Service Delivery. Two directorates that operated independently; International Centre for Capacity Development (ICCD) established in June 2007 was merged with Kenyatta University Consultancy Services Unit (KU-CSU) that was established in January 2014.
The Directorate is mandated to build a highly competent industry based workforce by providing quality training and consultancy services. The trainings and consultancy services are anchored in the achievement of the sustainable Development Goals; goal number four on inclusive and equitable quality education and promotion of lifelong learning opportunities for all and goal number eight on promotion of sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment. The Office is geared towards the fulfillment of the Big-4 Agenda by the Government of Kenya.
The Directorate specific mandates are:-
Market the training programmes and consultancy services in Kenya and internationally
Act on various training and consultancy requests from institutions as well as strategic clients in the region and internationally.
Establish priority training areas in response to market demands in Kenya, the region and internationally.
To seek consultancy opportunities to be executed under the auspices of Kenyatta University.
Develop strategic collaborations with training development partners for enhancing impact nationally, regionally and globally.
Design, develop and suggest research based solutions to industry players
Title: “Working with Environmental Variability for Enhanced Water and Food Security in the Drylands”. Kenyatta University (KU) in collaboration with the Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) have co-developed a five-day short course for policy makers and practitioners working in …
The Directorate of Capacity Development and Consultancy Services and Kenyatta University (KU- CDCS) submitted a Letter of Interest (LOI) to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) for possible funding on an Initiative of What Works for Women Economic Empowerment…
