Parliament to host regional forum on gender, inclusivity

The Parliament of Kenya, in partnership with the Canadian High Commission in Kenya and the Inclusive Legislatures for Gender Responsive Policies (ILGRP) Project, will host a two-day Regional Forum to advance gender-responsive lawmaking and budgeting, promote equitable governance ..

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The Parliament of Kenya, in collaboration with the Canadian High Commission in Kenya and the Inclusive Legislatures for Gender Responsive Policies (ILGRP) Project, will host a regional forum to enhance gender-responsive lawmaking and governance.

The two-day forum is scheduled for 23rd–24th September 2026.
Key participants include Members of Parliament, international delegates, and representatives from Kenya, Ghana, and Togo.
The event marks the conclusion of the four-year ILGRP Project, funded by Global Affairs Canada, and aims to institutionalise best practices for inclusive parliamentary governance.

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