A new bill before Parliament seeks to regulate how Kenyans take part in making laws, setting clear rules for public participation across all levels of government.
The duo was part of the 100 identified in a rigorous process that assessed their measurable, scalable achievements in the recent past with Time noting that they “represent the power of individuals to make significant progress in influencing the climate economy”.
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