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The Waithira MuithiraniaFoundation

Impact

Evidence Before Claims

We publish what we measure and how we measure it. Verified figures will be added here as programmes report, rather than estimated in advance.

Impact Framework

What We Measure

These indicators define accountability to communities and to partners across every programme area.

Livelihoods & Enterprise

  • Women trained and supported
  • Employment and entrepreneurship outcomes
  • Partnerships established

Education

  • Girls supported to access or remain in education
  • Scholarships and education interventions
  • Youth trained

Climate & Environment

  • Green-energy beneficiaries
  • Trees planted
  • Environmental projects implemented
  • Communities reached through climate programmes

Rights & Governance

  • Human-rights awareness activities
  • Civic-education participants

Quality

  • Beneficiary satisfaction
  • Programme outcomes

Methodology

How We Measure Change

A continuous cycle from baseline to learning, so that evidence shapes the next round of programme design.

  1. 01

    Baseline assessments

  2. 02

    Beneficiary records

  3. 03

    Activity reports

  4. 04

    Outcome measurements

  5. 05

    Case studies

  6. 06

    Periodic evaluations

  7. 07

    Learning

Reporting

Our Reach So Far

Cumulative figures drawn from beneficiary records, activity reports and programme evaluations.

Community members reached
10,364+

Community members reached

Communities and groups engaged
250+

Communities and groups engaged

Farmers adopting climate-smart practices
3,766+

Farmers adopting climate-smart practices

Women/youth-led enterprises supported
479+

Women/youth-led enterprises supported

Youth trained through programmes
4,550+

Youth trained through programmes

Long-Term Impact

The Change We Are Working Towards

Through its strategic pillars, the Foundation aims to contribute to these lasting outcomes.

Empowered Women

Women with stronger economic, leadership and decision-making capacity.

Educated Girls

Girls with improved access to education, mentorship and opportunities.

Skilled & Employable Youth

Young people equipped with market-driven skills and pathways to decent work.

Green & Resilient Communities

Communities adopting sustainable practices and benefiting from green opportunities.

Informed Citizens

Citizens who understand their rights and responsibilities and participate in governance.

Stronger Communities

Communities with greater resilience, dignity, inclusion and economic opportunity.

Global Alignment

Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals

Our programmes are designed to contribute to global development priorities while remaining rooted in Kenyan community realities.

SDG 1

No Poverty

Livelihoods, skills and economic empowerment.

SDG 4

Quality Education

Girl-child education, mentorship and skills development.

SDG 5

Gender Equality

Women's empowerment and advocacy.

SDG 7

Affordable & Clean Energy

Green energy and renewable-energy initiatives.

SDG 8

Decent Work & Economic Growth

Youth skills, employment and entrepreneurship.

SDG 10

Reduced Inequalities

Inclusion and support for vulnerable groups.

SDG 13

Climate Action

Environmental conservation and climate programmes.

SDG 16

Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions

Human rights, civic education and good governance.

SDG 17

Partnerships for the Goals

Strategic collaboration.

Accountability

Partner With a Foundation That Reports Honestly

We are committed to transparent implementation, responsible resource management and evidence-based reporting to every partner we work with.