Musyimi Paul

MMCK NATIONAL BOOT CAMP SAMBURU COUNTY. Background. The Climate Bootcamp in Samburu County, specifically at Kalama Conservancy, serves as a pivotal gathering for young climate leaders who are actively participating as contestants in the esteemed Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya Initiative. Samburu County, nestled in the heart of Kenya, boasts unique ecological diversity, with its arid landscapes and rich biodiversity facing increasing threats from climate change and environmental degradation. Against this backdrop, the Climate Bootcamp provides a platform for these passionate and driven young leaders to come together, exchange ideas, and deepen their understanding of climate change impacts and solutions. Participants in the boot camp represent a diverse array of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, united by their shared commitment to addressing climate challenges through Modelling and driving positive change in their communities. They are not only contestants vying for the title of Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya but also aspiring climate activists, environmental advocates, and future leaders in their own right Problem Statement. At the 2023 Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya Inaugural Gala, it was evident that young individuals hold significant potential to lead climate action and drive innovation. However, a notable gap was identified in their ability to effectively utilize their personal influence and networks to promote their ideas and projects. Contestants, despite their passion and knowledge about climate issues, seemed unaware of their role as advocates and leaders within the climate movement. The gala underscored the importance of involving young people in climate discussions and decisionmaking processes. As emerging leaders, contestants possess a unique opportunity to shape climate policies and actions in Kenya. Yet, without the necessary skills and confidence to engage effectively, their voices may remain unheard, limiting their impact and potential contributions. Introducing a boot camp as part of the Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya initiative aims to address these challenges by enhancing contestants' leadership skills and empowering them to champion impactful Climate Justice initiatives at the grassroots level. The boot camp will focus on equipping participants with the advocacy skills and knowledge needed to effectively promote climate justice causes OUR TRAINERS AND JUDGES. The Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya initiative recognizes the importance of providing comprehensive training to young leaders in the field of climate activism. To ensure the effectiveness of this training, we have assembled a team of experienced trainers and judges who bring diverse expertise and perspectives to the table. Our trainers, primarily from NIBC Creation Media and other local partners, possess a wealth of knowledge and skills in climate science, environmental advocacy, sustainable development, and related fields. They are committed to equipping young climate activists with the necessary tools and resources to drive impactful initiatives at the grassroots level and spearhead meaningful conversations on both local and global platforms. By engaging judges as part of our training team, we leverage their expertise and insights to provide participants with a well-rounded learning experience. These judges, selected based on their expertise in relevant areas, contribute to the development of training curriculum, facilitate sessions, provide mentorship, and offer valuable feedback to participants. Their involvement ensures that training content is not only relevant and up-to-date but also tailored to the specific needs and challenges faced by young climate activists. Our approach to training young leaders in the Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya initiative is grounded in professionalism, expertise, and a commitment to empowering the next generation of climate champions. By tapping into the knowledge and experience of our trainers and judges, we aim to cultivate a cohort of informed, inspired, and empowered individuals who are capable of driving positive change in their communities and beyond. Mr. and Miss Climate Kenya aims to empower contestants with the leadership skills, advocacy capacity, and collaborative mindset necessary to drive meaningful and impactful climate justice interventions at the grassroots level. As Part of the Bootcamp, we will also be supporting 5 Young People to access the training on MMCK's Scholarship and we have an open Call for support whereby partners are free to recommend and support other Young people from their Areas of operation to participate and have access to the training. Incase you have any Comments, Questions or would love to extend support to this noble initiative Feel free to connect with us through-OUR PARTNERS. PROPOSED FINAL BUDGET. 26/5/2024- 1/6/2024 MMCK NATIONAL BOOTCAMP 2024. Meals and Refreshments of Participants UNIT UNIT COST FREQUENCY TOTAL Meals and refreshments of participants 30 1,500 5 KES Drinking water 20 ltrs 10 500 1 KES Sub-Total Item 1 KES BUDGET NARRATIVE. Cost of meals and refreshments (Lunch,Dinner and Breakfast)on the day of 225,000 arrival till the departure Date. Purchase of 20 liters of Drinking water to be used by the entire team During the 5,000 five days. 230,000 Branding and IEC Materials Roll up Banners Re-usable water Bottle 2 10,000 1 KES Cost of 2 street banners one at kick off and final event for branding and IEC purposes.Costed at ksh 10,000 for 2 banners,cost is based on quotations 20,000 received from prequalified suppliers. 30 1,000 1 KES Cost of Branded re-usable water bottles to be issued to every contestant and 30,000 Partners 50 600 1 KES 30,000 30 200 1 KES 6,000 KES 86,000 150,000 Hiring of sleeping tents for the participants Based on Local rates. T-shirts Cost of branded t-shirts estimated at ksh 600Kes for 50 people. Cost of certificates is estimated at ksh 200kes per certificate to give to participants on the final day. Certificates Sub Total Item 2: Logistics:Transportation and Accommodations Tent hire and maintenance personelle Car Hire 15 2,000 5 KES 2 15,000 2 KES 30 4,000 Cost of vehicle hire to facilitate transportation of contestants ,from Isiolo to the 60,000 Camping Site. And back on the final Day. Stipend for participants 1 KES 120,000 KES 330,000 Sub Total Item 3: Documentation and Media engagement. 2 20,000 2 Sub Total Item 5: Stipend for the participants to cover personal emergencies and transport reinmbursement back home for participants. KES Its expected that the activity will be advertised through social media platforms and also a coverage of the event on local and national media stations will also be 80,000 aired by the media engagement personell. KES 80,000 Final Event Logistics Entertainment cost Sub Total Item 6: TOTAL ACTIVITY COST 1 50,000 1 KES 50,000 Entertainment KES 50,000 KES 776,000 MERCI.