Harmonizing the relationship between Man and Nature
Eco-Ethics International Kenya (EEI-Kenya) is a non governmental organization founded under Eco - Ethics International Union (EEIU) a German based organization with its head offices in Oldendorf/Luhe, Germany.
Eco-Ethics aims at having a world of human communities that value and are adequately informed about their actions to the natural environment.
Our mission
EEIU-K has a mission to investigate, demonstrate, promote and enhance harmonious relationships between human communities with their natural or environmental resources building on the principle of sustainability.
Long term Goal
Having human communities that are responsive to new research findings and are willing to adapt to alternative livelihoods for sustainability of world coasts’ and environmental resources.
Our Vision
To have a world of human communities that value and are adequately informed about their actions to the natural environment.
Core Values
· Integrity
· Honesty
· Creativity and resourcefulness
· Extraordinary delivery service
· A lasting legacy
Our Staff
Board Staff
Organization structure
Under corporate and industrious efforts of a well organized team, EEIU-Kenya has been able to move ahead with its projects.
- Headed by the Director Mr. Bernards Okeyo who overseas all the operations of the organization.
- The Programmes Officer - Richard Kiaka is in-charge of the organizations’programmes.
- Accountant-Olpha Morema incharge of finances.
- The Administrator- Mohammed Omondi overseas administrative duties.
- The Projects Officers-
- Fredrick Odinga -Environmental Education and Awareness project.
- Kitasi Wanga- Chemical and Toxic waste Management
- Jack Menya- Social Development
- Linah Apondi- Publicity and Outreach
- The Field Officer- Khalifa Omar is in charge of field activities.
Volunteers and Interns
- Florian Dejacquelot from France- project coordinator under the Alternative Livelihood Program.
- Daniel Abrahams- from USA project Cordinator under Alternative Livelihood in south Coast of Kenya initiated the green house construction in Munje Village.
- Claire Ord-from Britain assisted in social development projects and capacity building especially amoung youth groups in the Coastal Region of Kenya.
- Sarwart Sughra-from Pakistan assisted in capacity building and empowernment of women groups youth groups and comprehensively focused clarity on gender aspects.