The EaSEP Class of 2015 recently visited Kokwa Island in Lake Baringo to work with a local NGO, the Network for Ecofarming in Africa, Kenya. The 10 students, who had been instructed in field research techniques by EaSEP, fanned out around the island to conduct community needs assessments, speaking with a wide range of island residents.Their findings will help NECOFA calibrate its programs and partnerships with the county government.
The EaSEP scholars also spent two days mentoring island primary and high school students. The trip was a collaboration between EaSEP students (led by Theo Korir) and NECOFA, designed to give the students a chance to use their leadership and research skills and share their passion for education.
The EaSEP scholars also spent two days mentoring island primary and high school students. The trip was a collaboration between EaSEP students (led by Theo Korir) and NECOFA, designed to give the students a chance to use their leadership and research skills and share their passion for education.
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