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Global Solutions and Environment Protection (GSEP) is  a platform dedicated to creating spaces for meaningful dialogue, knowledge sharing, public awareness, and community participation on emerging global and local issues. It brings together diverse stakeholders, including experts, professionals, community members, youth, and other relevant actors, to exchange ideas, examine challenges, share experiences, and explore practical solutions to issues affecting society.

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Global Compact Network Kenya and UN Women Kenya Women's Empowerment Principles Forum themed on taking a gendered approach through governance.

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Global Compact Network Kenya and UN Women Kenya Women's Empowerment Principles Forum themed on taking a gendered approach through governance.

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GSEP BETTER LIVES CLEAN COOK STOVE MISSION

GSEP BETTER LIVES CLEAN COOK STOVE MISSION   (i) To improve health, empower women, protect climate and environment. (ii) To expand economic opportunities for women and girls relying on polluting, open fires or inefficient stove, lowering time spent collecting fuel or cooking enabling them work in paid economy and to remain in school. (iii) Contribute to the achievement of the SDG7 objective on universal energy access. (iv) Forge global networks and partnership with organi zations that specializes in clean cooking. (v) Champion for adoption of clean cooking methods by creating awareness to increase consumer demand, steady supply for clean cookstoves and fuels. (vi) Provide professional services in areas of research, workshops, seminars and capacity building.

CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION MEASURES

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Global Solutions and Environment Protection (GSEP) is using rainwater harvesting as climate change adaptation method and measure to address the overstretched water scarcity that has affected millions of homes in Kenya. This project is to be implemented in rural and urban homesteads. In order to make this project a success, the organization is creating awareness on the importance of using cement to concrete spaces in homes in order to reduc e the volumes of water that runoff and sips into the ground to increase the water table underground, which feed the aquifers and most water sources. Yes, some homesteads in Kenya are practicing rainwater harvesting but many still needs to be sensitized to make conscious efforts to harvest rainwater. If more and more homesteads can adapt to harvesting rainwater, Kenya is going to store volumes of water to cater for billions of people for its population. Through our survey, we have noted that many people have taken rainwate...