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The Vision

Ten pillars for Migori’s future

Our priorities and plans for Migori — shaped by the people who live here, in every one of the county’s 40 wards.

01 / YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

Turning energy into opportunity.

Making it easier for young people in every ward to find training, work and a real say in local decisions.

Priorities

  • Clear, local information on training and jobs
  • Mentorship between professionals and students
  • Youth voices in public participation forums

Our plans

  1. 1.Keep a verified opportunities directory for every constituency
  2. 2.Pair students with volunteer mentors from Migori
  3. 3.Hold youth listening sessions in each constituency

02 / JOBS & ENTERPRISE

Helping local business grow.

Supporting small businesses, traders and first-time entrepreneurs to start, grow and hire locally.

Priorities

  • Access to affordable credit and business training
  • Market information for traders
  • Local procurement opportunities

Our plans

  1. 1.Publish a plain-language guide to public tenders
  2. 2.Share enterprise-fund and training calls as they open
  3. 3.Tell the stories of Migori businesses that are hiring

03 / EDUCATION & SKILLS

Turning training into real economic opportunity.

Keeping learners in school and connecting skills training to work that exists in the county.

Priorities

  • Bursary and scholarship information
  • Technical and vocational training pathways
  • Digital literacy in schools

Our plans

  1. 1.List bursary and scholarship calls with deadlines
  2. 2.Map TVET courses against local demand
  3. 3.Share school-level ideas through the Ideas Hub

04 / AGRICULTURE & LOCAL ENTERPRISE

From farm to market.

Helping farmers improve yields, reach better markets and add value to what Migori grows.

Priorities

  • Extension advice and farmer training
  • Market access and storage
  • Value addition and agro-processing

Our plans

  1. 1.Share agricultural training and input programmes
  2. 2.Feature farmer groups and cooperatives
  3. 3.Collect ward-level agriculture challenges

05 / HEALTH

Care close to home.

Understanding what residents need from local health services and sharing reliable health information.

Priorities

  • Access to primary healthcare
  • Maternal and child health
  • Mental health awareness

Our plans

  1. 1.Collect and publish resident health priorities by ward
  2. 2.Share verified public-health notices
  3. 3.Highlight community health volunteers

06 / SPORTS & TALENT

Where talent meets a pathway.

Giving young athletes and performers places to train, compete and be seen.

Priorities

  • Grounds and equipment
  • Tournaments and talent scouting
  • Links to academies and scholarships

Our plans

  1. 1.List sports scholarships and trials
  2. 2.Feature local teams and talent
  3. 3.Gather ideas for community sports facilities

07 / DIGITAL & INNOVATION

Online work, local impact.

Helping residents use digital tools to learn, earn and access public services.

Priorities

  • Connectivity and digital hubs
  • Online work skills
  • E-services awareness

Our plans

  1. 1.Share digital-skills programmes open to Migori residents
  2. 2.Profile local innovators
  3. 3.Collect connectivity gaps by ward

08 / WOMEN & COMMUNITY

Stronger together.

Supporting women’s groups, community organisations and inclusion for people with disabilities.

Priorities

  • Women’s enterprise and savings groups
  • Community-led initiatives
  • Inclusion and accessibility

Our plans

  1. 1.Feature community group stories
  2. 2.Share grant and training calls for groups
  3. 3.Make every page of this platform accessible

09 / INFRASTRUCTURE & CONNECTIVITY

Roads, water and power that work.

Tracking public infrastructure with sources, so residents can see what is proposed, underway and complete.

Priorities

  • Roads and transport
  • Water and sanitation
  • Electricity access

Our plans

  1. 1.Publish a source-backed development tracker
  2. 2.Label every project with its verified status
  3. 3.Collect infrastructure needs by ward

10 / ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE RESILIENCE

Protecting what sustains us.

Protecting land, water and livelihoods from floods, drought and degradation.

Priorities

  • Tree planting and catchment protection
  • Climate-smart farming
  • Waste management

Our plans

  1. 1.Share climate-resilience programmes and funds
  2. 2.Feature community conservation efforts
  3. 3.Collect environmental concerns by ward