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  • NCIC’s Ethnic and Diversity Audits of Public Universities, Parastatals, and County Governments have contributed to the reduced ethnic, religious and race discrimination in public service.
  • The audits have exposed skewed dominance of the public service by Kenya’s largest communities, resulting into specific targeting of ethnic minorities in county recruitments;
  • The audits have stimulated public debates and provoke demands for accountability by state institutions on recruitment of staff into public service;
  • The audits have also influenced introduction of diversity in public University Councils appointments, as well as ensured the top leadership of a public university, i.e. the Chairman and the Vice Chancellor are not drawn from one ethnic community.
  • NCIC developed Amani/Peace club curriculum and rolled it out in the institution of higher learning.

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National Cohesion and Integration Commission

Britam Towers, 17th Floor, Hospital Rd, Upper Hill

P. O. Box 7055-00100 Nairobi

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0702 777 000

+254-20-2585702

Toll free SMS : 1547

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