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About MESPT
- Micro Enterprises Support Programme Trust, Tausi Lane 01, Westlands
- Nairobi P.O Box 187 - 00606 Kenya
- +254 722 207905 / 735 333154
- info@mespt.org
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The September Partner Newsletter edition celebrates the impact of our programmes and key milestones achieved in 2025 the year. This issue highlights the DMDP Programme Closeout, marking five years of transformative work in Taveta that has strengthened innovation, boosted farmer…
From 3rd–7th November 2025, MESPT staff convened at Ciala Resort, Kisumu for the annual planning and budgeting retreat, a week of reflection, learning, alignment, and renewed commitment. This year’s retreat also integrated discussions on the forthcoming 2026–2030 Strategic Plan, marking…
On 23rd October 2025, MESPT and its partners gathered in Taita Taveta to mark the closure of the Danida Market Development Partnerships (DMDP) Programme, a five-year journey that reshaped the banana subsector and the lives of thousands of farming households.…
Rongai Acacia Hay Barn Launched to Boost Climate Resilience in Nakuru County A significant milestone was marked in Nakuru County with the official launch of the Rongai Acacia Hay Barn, a critical investment under the Green Employment in Agriculture Programme…
Micro Enterprises Support Programme Trust (MESPT), with support from Denmark in Kenya, proudly participated in the 2025 Devolution Conference held in Homa Bay. This year’s theme, “For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion and Social…
The third edition of the Coconut Technical Hybrid Forum was held on 30–31 July in Malindi, facilitated by MESPT’s Green Employment in Agriculture Programme (GEAP). The programme continues to play a pivotal role in advancing the Hybrid Coconut Initiative, bringing…
Over 200 community members gathered in Mivandoni, Kathiani Sub-County, on June 23, 2025, to witness the official launch and handover of the Muvaa Community Water Weir, a transformative irrigation project designed to support more than 500 smallholder farmers in the…
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