Yes, there are numerous partnership opportunities for Kenyans with the State Department for Diaspora Affairs. The department is keen to collaborate with individuals, Businesses, NGOs, and MDAs to support the Kenyan Diaspora and enhance their engagement with the homeland.

To initiate a partnership, you can contact the State Department through our official email liaison@diaspora.go.ke Your proposition will be reviewed, and you will later be invited to a meeting to discuss the available opportunities for partnerships.

You can begin by sending an email to liaison@diaspora.go.ke outlining the philanthropic activities you are interested in participating in. Once you make contact, guidance will be provided.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) provides guidelines and procedures for registering and voting for Kenyans abroad. All eligible Kenyan citizens residing abroad are allowed to vote although currently, we have 12 Countries verified by IEBC for diaspora voting which include; Qatar, Tanzania, Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, South Africa, South Sudan, Germany, UK, UAE, Canada, USA.

County governments can collaborate with the State Department for Diaspora Affairs by; Identifying Diaspora Needs to advocate for policies that benefit the Diaspora at both the national and county levels, Developing Targeted Programs, Facilitating Partnerships, and Promoting Investment Encourage Diaspora investment in their home counties through incentives and support programs.