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Welcome.. We are Pathways Policy Institute (PPI)

Pathways Policy Institute (PPI) is a community-based policy and accountability non-profit organization, Meaningfully Engaging Communities (MEC) on Population Dynamics, Health, Environment, and Climate Justice. Pathways aims to realise local solutions by strengthening community health systems to respond to health and climate challenges using a Primary Health Care (PHC) Lens.

PPI provides community-based advocates with avenues where their communities can meaningfully influence Primary health, sexual reproductive health, and environmental policies by conducting research, training and capacity strengthening. PPI is an independent, non-partisan, and non-religious entity.

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“It's always mind blowing how different people can meet & form a bond that feels like forever, candid conversions with #AGYW #menstruation #reproductivehealth #srhr #grassroots #Laikipia #Youthvoices #Adventure #socialgood #IDG2020 #MyVoiceOurEqualFuture”

— Jane Karanja, Laikipia

“By meaningfully engaging communities and all stakeholder i.e local leaders, religious leaders, political leaders, men, women, youths, & adolescent is when we will we be able to concretize a roadmap for progress that is sustainable and leaves no one behind.”

— Robert Sikhuya, Mzee Nanyuki