Centre for Minority Rights Development (CEMIRIDE)

Established in 2001, CEMIRIDE aims to strengthen the capacity of minority and indigenous peoples (MIPs) in Kenya to better enable them to secure their social, economic, cultural and political rights. Presently, our focus lies on promoting economic empowerment for MIPs through the achievement of sustainable livelihoods, which we have identified as the foundation of WELLBEING. To this end, CEMIRIDE engages in a variety of activities targeted at equipping minority and indigenous communities, as well as journalists and human rights defenders, with the skills needed to understand and advocate for their rights. These include conducting research on various topics related to...

Advocacy,human rights,jurisprudence,economic empowerment,development,minorities and indigenous peoples, sustainable agriculture,climate justice,decent work,community engagement,policy writing,and public interest litigation

Centre for minority rights development (cemiride) operates in the Non-profit organizations industry.

Centre for minority rights development (cemiride)'s revenue is 11m - 100m

Centre for minority rights development (cemiride) has 11 - 50 employees.