Integrity Clubs
CIPAD works with communities and partners to turn local challenges into opportunities for change. Our projects bring together community participation, innovation, skills development, advocacy, environmental action, and partnerships to create practical and sustainable solutions.
From strengthening citizens’ participation in governance to helping farmers adapt to climate change, nurturing young talent, promoting environmental conservation, and building a culture of integrity among students, our projects are designed to respond to real community needs and create lasting impact.
Supported by:
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS)Focus: Integrity, anti-corruption,
youth leadership & civic
engagement
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS)
youth leadership & civic
engagement
Building a Culture of Integrity Among Young People
Integrity and accountability are essential to building societies that are fair, transparent, and responsive to citizens.
Through the Tupigane na Ufisadi (TUNU) project, CIPAD was sub-granted to establish and strengthen Integrity Clubs in higher learning institutions.
The initiative provides young people with spaces to learn, discuss, and take action around integrity, accountability, responsible citizenship, and the fight against corruption.
Working with students at KeMU, MIBS and Kiirua TTI, the project seeks to equip young people with the knowledge, confidence and leadership skills to become advocates for integrity within their institutions and communities.
Investing in the next generation
CIPAD believes that the fight against corruption is not only about institutions and laws. It is also about shaping values and empowering young people to demand and practice integrity.