In January 2021, the European Union is financing the organisation of a training course which aims at preventing violent extremism and terrorism in Kenya. The training, which will take place in a virtual format over four days, targets both law enforcement officers and representatives of non-governmental organisations, working with individuals who may consider to join a criminal or terrorist organisation. The training course is delivered by the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ), based in Malta.

This morning the EU Delegation team listened to a presentation of the National Land Information Management System (NLIMS) by CS Lands, Ms Farida Karoney, delivered at the National Survey of Kenya department. Present at the event was also the FAO Country Representative Carla Mucavi.