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HOW CAN WE TOGETHER MAKE ENKIJAPE PRIMARY SCHOOL A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

IN INNOVATIVE EDUCATION TO CREATE A SELF-RELIANT AND SUSTAINABLE

COMMUNITY?

2 April 2017

Enkijape Open Space Event Report

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CONTENT

IN TRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................3

MESSAGE FROM EN KIJAPE BOARD OF MAN AGEMEN T ............................................5

WHAT HAPPEN ED ON THE DAY .......................................................................................6

TOPIC 1: SCHOOL BUS .........................................................................................................7

TOPIC 2: FEEDIN G PROGRAMME .....................................................................................9

TOPIC 3: ICT ...........................................................................................................................13

TOPIC 4: DORMITORIES ....................................................................................................14

TOPIC 5: WATER ...................................................................................................................15

TOPIC 6: V OCATION CEN TRE .........................................................................................18

TOPIC 7: MOTIV ATED TEACHERS ..................................................................................19

TOPIC 8: PLAYGROUN D .....................................................................................................21

TOPIC 9: SPORTS AN D CO-CURRICULAR ....................................................................23

TOPIC 10: IMPROV E SCHOOL MAN AGEMEN T ...........................................................25

TOPIC 11: EN V IRON MEN T AN D SUSTAIN ABILITY (IN CLUDIN G THE FARM) 26

TOPIC 12: OTHER IDEAS ....................................................................................................28

TOPIC 13: BIOGAS ................................................................................................................29

TOPIC 14: SCHOLARSHIPS .................................................................................................29

TOPIC 15: FUN DRAISIN G/ IN COME GEN ERATION ..................................................30

TOPIC 16: LIBRARY ...............................................................................................................31

TOPIC 17: CURRICULUM TO IN CLUDE HEALTH EDUCATION ...........................32

LIST OF PARTICIPAN TS ......................................................................................................33

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INTRODUCTION This event was the brainchild of women of the Oltome Women’s group as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Funding came to an end and new donors became interested in following up on the next stages. These women told a new donor that they would be very interested in adult education, but said they first wanted their children to achieve good education and asked the donor to support efforts to improve the Enkijape Primary School at Imbirikani center where their children studied. A survey of the school was conducted between 24th February and 6th March by students from Princeton University and Columbia University with Kenyan students as part of their undergraduate field course led by Dr. Paula Kahumbu. Students, parents and teachers were interviewed as well as County education officials. The findings revealed that the Enkijape Primary School was formerly one of the top schools in the Kajiado County; it won local and national competitions in academia, music, drama and sports. The school, located in the middle of elephant territory, which is the home and movement corridor of the world famous Amboseli elephants, is also close to a main road and is next to the Imbirikani center. The school feeding program was stopped in 2006 and children were eating one meal per day comprising nearly 100 percent carbohydrate. Most of the 750 students are from pastoral families while walking to school often interact with wildlife, mostly negatively. It is not surprising then that they have little affection for wild animals. This must change if the future of the wildlife in this ecosystem is to be secured. We believe that the school can become the source of that positive change in the community and that the association with wildlife will be a powerful demonstration of the value of wildlife and reason to protect it. The report was shared with the school Board of Management (BOM) in March. The Board agreed to explore the possibilities and wanted the input of parents, teachers, students and members of the community as well as other stakeholders. With some donations already being offered, time was essential so it was agreed that the event would follow a one-day Open Space Technology format. The BOM agreed to a theme for the meeting “How can we together make Enkijape Primary School a Center of Excellence in Innovative Education to create a Self-reliant and Sustainable Community”. WildlifeDirect applied funds from the Perfect World Foundation and invited experts from Public Service Works (UK) who had conducted Open Space events in Kenya before to assist. The date of 1st April was chosen for the event as this was the last date before the Easter holidays began. We are all moved and inspired by the outcome of the day, which not only illustrated profound concern and willingness of the community to build the school, but also confirms that the priorities of the school are generally agreed by this community.

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Top priorities The top priorities identified by both children and parents were

1. Reliable feeding program (Parents top priority) 2. ICT center 3. Dormitories 4. Vocational center 5. Reliable source of water 6. Motivated teachers 7. School Bus (This was the students top priority) 8. Playground and sports and co-curriculum

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Message from Enkijape Board of Management The main purpose of the Open Space meeting was to capture the views of the community to better the school. We do appreciate the tremendous response from parents, our invited guests, leadership of the school (Board and PTA), students and the general turn out of over 700 people. We feel trusted as a board that the community took the meeting so seriously for which we are thankful that the meeting was successful and all ideas were captured, many of which were in the best interest of the school and public. As a Board we are committed to taking this school to greater heights by implementing the best ideas and wishes of the public as reflected in that meeting. This will be done within the guidelines of the Ministry of Education Science and Technology. In that Open Space meeting, we agreed as a community that we will be resourceful by contributing what we can in terms of cash, materials, food, volunteering services and manual work, and land to expand the school. We will enlist the support of our alumni and other friends, donors and partners and we commit to fully cooperating with those who seek to help us to implement the actions proposed during this meeting. We further appeal to friends, partners, donors to give a helping hand to implement the wishes of the community with regards to making Enkijape Primary School a center of excellence to transform the school through innovative education. A detailed project plan will be developed in line with the agreed priority areas for action.

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What happened on the day Before the event the estimated number of children, young people, Maasai parents, community, chiefs, teachers, the school board, government officials and other stakeholders was 300. In fact 750 adults and children attended this extraordinary one-day Open Space event, which was conducted primarily in Maa, the oral language spoken by the Maasai community and English. Two sign language interpreters supported 25 children who are profoundly deaf and mute. The people present set the agenda for the day, organised themselves into discussion groups, scribes wrote down main topics of the discussion and best ideas. Many ideas were repeated in each group so this report has grouped them together under one topic heading to make it clearer to read. At the end of the day, top priorities for action were identified by dot democracy.

Below are brief reports from each topic area in order of priority

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Topic 1: School Bus

Main topics of the discussion - Verbal discussion not recorded

What were the best ideas for action? - Acquisition of school bus used by the students and when not in use, can be leased

to others in the community to earn income.

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Topic 2: Feeding Programme

Main topics of the discussion - Hunger is a hindrance to concentration in school esp. afternoon - Sustainability of food…

o Plant trees, have nursery and sell saplings o Extra source of water is important (collect water from gutters on the roof,

harvest rain with underground storage). - Balanced diet (fruit, vegetable, meats, etc.) - Advantage of feeding… Retention and make’s learners healthy - Improves performance - Most children walk long distances to return home meals - The school to have its own Shamba for food - We have enough land, but need to put enough water - Management of Shamba to be done by good people that make production. - The school can look at Shamba outside the school compound. - Drilling water can be more dependable - Having a Shamba within the compound can give people more practice on agriculture - Green house and drip irrigation can minimise use of water. - Biogas, introduction – reduce bill for firewood. - Feeding programme - Farming - Borehole + gutter to collect from the roofs - Poultry & Feeding Programme - Farming - Poultry & Rabbits Keeping

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- Keeping Cattle - Enough supply of water - Sustainable Feeding Programme: - Plant Trees, have nursery & sell the saplings - Extra source of water is important (boreholes, gutters on roofs for rain harvesting –

underground storage) - To sustain feeding programme the farm needs water (borehole) - Can keep rabbits, poultry that can be sold to snake parks & hotels; white meat good

for health - Use dung to produce biogas (for power & manure for farm) - School Farming: Members supported the idea of farming food crops in the school

shamba. This will ease the challenge of children’s feeling hungry and thus affect their performance. This will also build on their health and eventually building their mental performance.

- Children wake up early and go to school hungry - Parents can contribute for food in the school through donations - Best Solution: Farming in school shamba - Lobby through local authority - Having adequate school farm - Drilling a bore hole - Government and well wishers - School project – cattle, chicken, school bus.

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What were the best ideas for action? - Borehole: Water is a challenge around the school, a borehole will therefore provide

water needed for farming - Pipeline Water: A government owned water pipeline that runs to Nairobi passes close

to the school. Members proposed that they lobby to the local authority to give the school water through a flat rate (no charges) in order to support the farming in the school.

- To further support the farm, members proposed that they fundraise among themselves to raise funds to buy food for the students. An Amount of (100ksh) hundred shillings was proposed to pay for the water bill.

- Dairy farming and poultry: To generate more funds to support the feeding programme, members proposed economic generative initiatives for the school. The dairy farm will provide milk for the kids for tea in order to further build their nutrition. The milk and eggs from the poultry and dairy farming will also be sold to generate funds to buy food and further the feeding programme.

- Manure and fertilizers: Members proposed that cow dung from their homes will provide fertilizer for the farm. This will boost the yield of the farm. Moreover, the cow dung can be sold to farmers who want local manure and can also support biogas in the school.

- Parents to support by providing manure - Provide labour - Feeding programmes – Parents will help with the cooking of food for their children - Setting up a kitchen garden for vegetables to supply children with balanced diet

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Topic 3: ICT

Main topics of the discussion - The world is going digital way - It shall be great benefit to the school and the community. Tablets are portable and

easy to use. Internet will be accessible and learners can find solutions to all problems BUT with limit.

- Information can be stored and retrieved - Lead to self employment - Teachers to be trained in ICT - ICT centre, design, sport, tech classes - Fab Lab - ICT Center – Library; Community resources center (cultural preservation);

Design/Sport/Tech Classes -Need spaces & facilities (FAB LAB). Encourage kids who are not academically inclined to pursue talents that lead to careers.

What were the 3 best ideas for action?

- To build permanent conductive computer labs with smartboards and projects. - Provide learners with tablets - Train teachers in ICT - Employ computer expertise - To include library, community resource centre, with cultural preservation, need

spaces and facilities such as ‘Fab Lab’.

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Topic 4: Dormitories

Main topics of the discussion

- Boarding facilities are needed; current facilities are dilapidated and are not fit. – Not enough space

- Build more dormitories to avoid congestion, good beds, mattresses and blankets, lights.

- Adequate dormitories - Boarding Facilities - Building new dormitories - More dormitories will enable all public to be full boarders - Sponsorship for upper classes to enable them stay in boarding - Improved Dormitory Facilities – Includes Medical Facilities; First Aid Kit - Boarding fees to be affordable - Success of the feeding programme will make management of dormitories easier - Boys boarding – it will enhance their learning as they come home and waste a lot of

time going for grazing and failing to attend class. - Girls boarding need dedicated space to learn, and study, no distraction. No washing. - When all pupils are boarding cases of pregnancies and immature marriage will be

eradicated - Security for boys and girls - Enhance discipline on school

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What were the 3 best ideas for action? - Improved dormitory facilities - Include medical facilities and first aid kits. - Improve security - Modern permanent buildings for dormitories (showers, bathrooms, classes and fire

extinguishers) - Modern Boarding Facilities - Change culture - All pupils board

Topic 5: Water


- Water Shortage is a major problem - The school to have tanks for water storage - Sourcing more water - Need to get water (borehole) - Water supply - Sinking a borehole for permanent water supply.

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- Enough water (for sustaining school & feeding programme) – Install borehole & gutters

for rainwater harvesting - Borehole - Lack of water: with water gives them a chance to study - Water shortage solutions - Drilling a borehole


- Lobbying to authority for flat rate for school for water from pipeline - Enough water (for sustaining school and feeding programme) – install boreholes and

gutters for rainwater harvesting. - Payment of water bills on time to avoid disconnection and purchasing enough tanks for

storage

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Topic 6: Vocation Centre



- E-library with hot spot - Vocational school

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Topic 7: Motivated Teachers

Main topics of the discussion - Teachers staff room - Well trained teachers - School nurse - Health priority - VCT centre – prevent STI’s - Many classes - More and better teachers

o Motivation for teachers (improve housing, rewards for well performing teachers).

- Motivating high performing teachers with rewards, providing housing for teachers. - County government will help to employ the qualified teachers and construction of

houses. - Modern houses for teachers - Efficient training for teachers - Teachers motivation i.e. rewards - Better teachers to be employed - Teachers houses

o More & Better Teachers – motivation for teachers (housing, rewards for well – performing teachers)

o Motivating High Performing Teachers with Rewards & Providing Housing for Teachers.

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What were the best ideas for action? - 4 more qualified teachers/TSC registered and employed teachers - An education consultant to visit the school/advise and or restructure, academic

performance - Motivation- good salary - Teachers houses provided /good conditions - Benchmarking with successful schools - Proper management of the school as an academic center of excellence

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Topic 8: Playground

Main topics of the discussion - Parents request for better playground for the teams to play and the school will get

money. - Modern playing facilities - A school field – a good one to develop talents. So many talents have been lost.

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What were the best ideas for action?

- Verbal discussion not recorded

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Topic 9: Sports and Co-Curricular


- We want a stadium for competitions - Games uniforms - A standard stadium that has no dust that can accommodate 700 pupils - Volleyball pitch, Football, Swimming pool, Handball, Netball, Rugby, Long Tennis

Hockey, Bicycle racing - A school bus to take players and tours - School play kits and enough balls - Capacity building/training of teachers on sports - Good feeding - Sufficient water - Modern bathrooms - Power bank and fire extinguisher - Modern public address - TV set/ video recorder, keyboard - Changing room for players - A centre of kinastics Baares - CCTV screen and fly lights - Guesthouses to accommodate sports - Women from outside

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- Sport training center - Good security - Personnel to maintain the stadium - First aid - Sports ambulance - Extracurricular to include – swimming

o Drama club o Music classes and tools o Debate club o Vocational / technical training

- More food to produce effective and strong health of players/ sports students. o Cows – to produce milk and meat o Sheep and goats – milk and meat o Poultry – eggs and meat o Biogas for cooking

What were the 3 best ideas for action? - Verbal discussion not recorded

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Topic 10: Improve School Management


- Electric fence o To prevent the children from sneaking out o To keep people out o Good supervision of teachers

- Adequate teaching staff - Good school management - There currently have 16 streams and 12 teachers - With 12 teachers –but 2 are within the specialist unit. Therefore they need 6

more TSC qualified teachers - 752 population - Enough teachers - They need enough classrooms and teachers - They would like a further 6 more teachers to cover the enrolment of the x752

children. - They have 10 classrooms and need 17 so 7 more classrooms are required to

reduce size of class to 44 students per classroom - Breakdown:

o TSC (qualified teachers) x 12 o Other teachers x 14 o Total x 26

- More classes and well equipped

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- Good governance - A security system both human and technological - A School medical clinic - A modern Admin Block - A Modern Spacious Administration Block - Repair existing facilities - Teachers

o Not to get untrained Teachers o Additional Teachers o Qualified Teachers – not from leavers – Trained Teachers

- Modern, spacious administration block - Repair existing facilities.


- To assess the current ratio of teachers to children and estimate appropriate teacher pupil ratio needed for the future

- Assess the number of classrooms required - Look into what facilities need to be upgraded/repaired/added.

Topic 11: Environment and sustainability (including the farm)

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Main topics of the discussion - The Farm

o Can keep rabbits and poultry – white meat, good for health. o Can be sold to state parks and hotels o Use dung to produce biogas (for power) and manure (for farm.

- Start a farm at the school with rabbits and poultry - We are requesting for additional borehole - Dairy cows for milk, it will also assist the area. - The main crops to be cultivated is maize, beans, vegetables, fruits e.g. mangoes - Fencing for the farm - Water storage, drip irrigation, shall be the best harvesting of water for the farm. - Shamba - Parents will also provide manure and labour. - Food, balanced diet - Expand the farm to include Bananas and watermelons, trees for

fruit and fresh air. - Involve students in the farm and extra curricular - School Shamba - Lighting systems i.e. electricity, solar back up - Setting up solar back up system for lighting - Tree Planting - Power Backup is needed/Biogas - Food – proposal of dairy cattles for milk for the kids to support nutrition - Poultry farm to generate money - To sell cow dung to generate income to support feeding programme - Grazing hay to sell to locals to generate monies for the programme. - Food Solution – school shamba – borehole necessary – request a water connection if

the option of borehole is not available - Dairy cow for the school - Sustainable projects for the school & Business Projects – Poultry, Selling of manure,

selling of grass in the school field.

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What were the 3 best ideas for action? - That farm skills should be employed. - This will help students to stay fully in school - It will be an income generating way e.g. selling crops, vegetables to the local area. - Doing a mix of farming - From the income generated the school can buy materials such as books and pens. - Fish farming in the school. - Parents will come with manure, firewood and help with the building. - Start a farm at the school & rabbit & poultry

Topic 12: Other Ideas

Main topics of the discussion - Modern Instruments for music festival - More improved classes

o Windows o Lockers o More books o Computers

- Parental Support to students: o Positive praise and motivation to kids for them to be passionate about school o Parents to provide more support to their children



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Topic 13: Biogas

Main topics of the discussion - Have biogas to support cooking in the school to save the cost of firewood and women

carrying firewood. What were the 3 best ideas for action?

- Bring cattle dung from home - Investigate the cost of bio gas

Topic 14: Scholarships




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Topic 15: Fundraising/ Income generation

Main topics of the discussion - Ways the school can make money

o Vocational school o Guest Houses o E-library with hotspot.

- Fundraising proposal where parents contribute. - Construction of guest houses - Guest houses

- Festivals before the Maasai Olympics - During festivals parents will make the guests walk for pleasure, e.g. nature walks around

the compound.

What were the 3 best ideas for action? - Verbal discussion not recorded

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Topic 16: Library

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Main topics of the discussion - A library for both the community and the school. - E-library with hot spot can have a great advantage to the community e.g. cyber cafes. - Vocational school can be great help to the community at large. - Putting of library - A modern school library & A Community Resource Centre



Topic 17: Curriculum to include health education



- School nurse, health centre, health education, prevent STI’s - Health education classes

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List of Participants No. NAME DESIGNATION ORGANIZATION

1 Paul Ntiati Deputy Governor County Government of Kajiado 2 Lankeu Sentero D.G. Office County Government of Kajiado 3 Kamau Karanja D.G. Office County Government of Kajiado 4 Sanau Moinket D.G. Office County Government of Kajiado 5 Isaac Saitabau Community Member 6 Jeremiah Lenka Community Member 7 Barnut Community Member 8 Ntalamia Samuel Community Member 9 Elisha Ntalamia Community Member

10 Serah Oljuriya Community Member 11 Agnes Manuel Community Member 12 Anna Manguale Community Member 13 Ntiasi Ontukai Student Enkijape Primary 14 Naini Mlogoriki Student Enkijape Primary 15 Ole David Community Member 16 Nadupoi Mulami Student Enkijape Primary 17 Lucy Osakai Community Member 18 Francis Mui Community Member 19 Miriam Nengau Community Member 20 Jennifer Shunde Community Member 21 Lars Jacobsson Co-founder The Perfect Word Foundation 22 Ragnhild Jacobsson Co-founder The Perfect Word Foundation 23 Daudi Chukare Community Member 24 Leah Siringeri Community Member 25 Nontupa Tenges Community Member 26 Edward Nchee Community Member 27 Leah Bakten Community Member 28 Sarah Steven Community Member 29 Isaya Leataloi Community Member 30 Kasaine Mateo Community Member 31 Esther Seuno Community Member 32 Edna Nangora Community Member 33 Namuna Saakumpa Community Member 34 Dorcas Sarbabi Community Member 35 Narantai Shepei Community Member 36 Nerisei Matitu Community Member 37 William Ntalamia Community Member 38 Evalyn Joshua Community Member 39 Margaret Sitonik Community Member 40 Martha Musa Community Member 41 Millia Saniampua Student Enkijape Primary 42 Junkutu Student Enkijape Primary

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43 Nalean Student Enkijape Primary 44 Yiapoyo Student Enkijape Primary 45 Margaret Seleka Student Enkijape Primary 46 Mary Kilelo Student Enkijape Primary 47 Nasha Sakimpa Student Enkijape Primary 48 Simon Olipandu Student Enkijape Primary 49 Noorkishon Saap Student Enkijape Primary 50 Rosy Kasaine Student Enkijape Primary 51 Maxwell Hanaili Student Enkijape Primary 52 Simaiyo Jonathan Student Enkijape Primary 53 Ntalamia Saninii Student Enkijape Primary 54 Narukua Masarie Student Enkijape Primary 55 Embwos Shukie Student Enkijape Primary 56 Kaloyo Kilusu Student Enkijape Primary 57 Phlip Kitesho Student Enkijape Primary 58 James Oloomne BOM Member Enkijape Primary 59 Ngashupai Community Member 60 Rebecca Community Member 61 Loise Esingoi Community Member 62 Lucy Isaya Community Member 63 Pauline Kispan Community Member 64 Susan Noah Community Member 65 Margaret Raphael Community Member 66 Nankoiye Student Enkijape Primary 67 Sikorei Kailo Student Enkijape Primary 68 Joel Talala Community Member 69 Noah Kasaine Community Member 70 Leah Sondo Community Member 71 Lemaiyi Lemayan Student Enkijape Primary 72 Manuel Kamami Community Member 73 Nkomeia Lesaiyo Community Member 74 Jonathan Konee Community Member 75 Elizabeth Kabassey Community Member 76 Naserian Matrine Student Enkijape Primary 77 Kasaine Masarie Student Enkijape Primary 78 Leina Melubo Student Enkijape Primary 79 Sikabai Otino Student Enkijape Primary 80 Yiasi Selita Student Enkijape Primary 81 Stanley Saponyo Student Enkijape Primary 82 Singian Ngulangu Student Enkijape Primary 83 Jane Nguna Community Member 84 Pastor James Community Member 85 Sakimba Community Member 86 Harrison Mwanzia NOLWASCO 87 Benjamin Community Member

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88 Lapatei Community Member 89 Silas Leken Community Member 90 Briton Student Enkijape Primary 91 Joel Koin Community Member 92 Gladys Mulee Community Member 93 Jackline Solonga Community Member 94 Jackson Kideri Community Member 95 Samuel Kukai Community Member 96 Loice Ntumo Community Member 97 Daudi Lesano Student Enkijape Primary 98 Joshua Kirimba Community Member 99 Samuel Sakimba Community Member

100 Musa Olipato Community Member 101 Moitaniki Oshumo Student Enkijape Primary 102 Saiyanka Kosei MCA Kajiado County 103 Samuel Jaluo Community Member 104 Yiasi Kisipan Community Member 105 Ang. Leshika Community Member 106 Susan Community Member 107 Anna Kaama Community Member 108 Joshua Community Member 109 Joyce Community Member 110 Alex Ong'olla Community Member 111 Timothy Saigilu Chief Isinet Location 112 Daniel Kutata Community Member 113 Peter Siokino Community Member 114 Antony Kasanga Staff Big Life Foundation 115 Eunice Elisha Community Member 116 Grace Community Member 117 Regina Joel Community Member 118 Daniel Sambu Staff Big Life Foundation 119 Pilananya Sitat Member Oltome Nadupo 120 Julius Ntaiya Community Member 121 Ng'etuyi Community Member 122 Meny'oriki Community Member 123 Abigail Community Member 124 Nalosime Community Member 125 Prisilla Community Member 126 Matayo Community Member 127 Grace Daniel Student Enkijape Primary 128 Bedinengo Shape Student Enkijape Primary 129 Kimani Kelai Community Member 130 Loice Sangaine Student Enkijape Primary 131 Nalayami Saninga Student Enkijape Primary 132 Ngasi Pamuyia Student Enkijape Primary

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133 Elizabeth Leluana Student Enkijape Primary 134 Elizabeth Nkomia Student Enkijape Primary 135 Roda Joel Student Enkijape Primary 136 Roda Lenkipuyo Student Enkijape Primary 137 Leah Joseph Student Enkijape Primary 138 Lucy Sumare Student Enkijape Primary 139 Elizabeth James Student Enkijape Primary 140 Joseph Kirasi Student Enkijape Primary 141 Titus Pamuyia Student Kalesirua Primary 142 Evalin Isayiah Student Enkijape Primary 143 Rohoda Mepukoyi Student Enkijape Primary 144 Nolosia Naituma Student Enkijape Primary 145 Sunte Latoloi Student Enkijape Primary 146 James Kunina Student Enkijape Primary 147 Seyai Ntalamia Student Enkijape Primary 148 Naomi Manciya Student Enkijape Primary 149 Narasha Bongo Student Enkijape Primary 150 Loice Noah Student Enkijape Primary 151 Daniel Museyik Student Enkijape Primary 152 Mingati Leinga Student Enkijape Primary 153 Ann Komolo Student Enkijape Primary 154 Nokiramat Langeu Student Enkijape Primary 155 Agnes Daniel Student Enkijape Primary 156 Lucy Lerengia Student Enkijape Primary 157 Nokuta Kulale Student Enkijape Primary 158 Charity Mutungei Student Enkijape Primary 159 Kaisane Ntaiyia Student Enkijape Primary 160 Pauline Lepayon Student Enkijape Primary 161 Samuel Luyiane Student Enkijape Primary 162 Nangorishu Samnu Student Enkijape Primary 163 Sunkura Tenkes Student Enkijape Primary 164 Elijah Leshao SC Education KJD

South Kajiado County

165 Grace Niampuru Community Member 166 Peninah Oloshiro Community Member 167 Margaret Mepuko Community Member 168 Noolarami Otuma Community Member 169 Napunyu Leshinka Community Member 170 Susan Community Member 171 Ruth Daniel Community Member 172 Jackline Solonga Community Member 173 Sarah Community Member 174 Bornham Teseyia Student Enkijape Primary 175 Nosikitok Ole Mangopi Community Member 176 Nokishan Sope Community Member

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177 Lemoyian Kunina Community Member 178 Norete Navuo Community Member 179 Charles Community Member 180 Pauline Kipamba Community Member 181 Lucy Mwepukori Community Member 182 Jane Musa Community Member 183 Ntito Kikano Community Member 184 Penian Nape Community Member 185 Nailoise Narok Community Member 186 Dorcas Paul Community Member 187 Gabriel Nyinke Community Member Nolturesh Water 188 Nkoije Sikino Community Member 189 Norete Kilo Community Member 190 Irene Saingo Community Member 191 Maama Tapet Community Member 192 Sikoino Tokik Community Member 193 Nkoije Meboko Community Member 194 Neema David Student Enkijape Primary 195 Simon Kunina Community Member 196 Daniel Leinkaa Community Member 197 Miriam Tepeza Community Member 198 Agnes Maala Community Member 199 David Kasai Community Member 200 Joyce Immanuel Community Member 201 Jackline Lankoi Community Member 202 Ann Julius Community Member 203 Ann Ningori Community Member 204 Faith Joshua Community Member 205 Purity Matayo Community Member 206 Sisilia Nashoo Community Member 207 Mary Munani Community Member 208 Nolaisi Ndemasi Community Member 209 Emily Panian Community Member 210 Soila Leluan Community Member 211 Naiponui Lenkai Community Member 212 Miriam Musyoki Community Member 213 Nobili Nginda Community Member 214 Mike Mayiani Community Member 215 Peter Orumoi Community Member 216 Dorcas Muthoni Community Member 217 Catherine Ndinda Community Member 218 Margaret Matayo Community Member 219 Netuma Naserian Community Member 220 Lenku Supet Community Member 221 Shadrack Kentente Community Member

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222 Sabore Community Member 223 Mariam Kirimpa Community Member 224 Eunice Sankale Community Member 225 Joseph Cetaloi Community Member 226 Peno Makarot Community Member 227 Elizabeth Daniel Community Member 228 Elizabeth David Community Member 229 Pauline Matayo Community Member 230 Naomi Jeremiah Community Member 231 Joyce John Community Member 232 Margaret Lenkeu Community Member 233 Agnes Isaiah Community Member 234 Maria Leseiya Community Member 235 Loice Oleiyo Community Member 236 Prisilla Lonkoloru Community Member 237 Elizabeth Narkamayi Community Member 238 Naisola Tegero Community Member 239 Musa Kanyakwa Community Member 240 Mary Likampa Community Member 241 Paul Ndooki Community Member 242 Veronica Lemako Nolturesh Water 243 Moses Ntipapa Community Member 244 Silayei Burgei Student Enkijape Primary 245 Simon Ngirimpa Community Member 246 Maglin Selambei Community Member 247 Shadrack Kikon Student Enkijape Primary 248 Ng'otui Community Member 249 Meleshoki Community Member 250 Loice Musa Community Member 251 Nkimaai Sadenyo Community Member 252 Mukepe Laimeri Community Member 253 Paul S Muriet Community Member 254 Sinkoi Ntalamia Community Member 255 Sinet Ole Ntipale Community Member 256 Lucy Peter Community Member 257 Salome Wamuyu Big Life Foundation 258 Lemoli Seleka Community Member 259 Agnes Kone Community Member 260 Grace Daniel Community Member 261 Agnes Joshua Community Member 262 Elijah Eluk Community Member 263 Kanaya Joshua Community Member 264 Anna Steven Community Member 265 Lucy Joel Community Member 266 Isiah Ntipapa Student Enkijape Primary

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267 Neeso Margaret Community Member 268 Kupea Kupere Student Enkijape Primary 269 Ngineria Student Enkijape Primary 270 Simon Millia Community Member 271 Anne Kabosho Staff Enkijape Primary 272 Daniel Metoe Community Member 273 Shadrack Metae Community Member 274 Sambeke Mariko Community Member 275 Saning'o Ntibiny Community Member 276 Naiserian Tupei Student Enkijape Primary 277 Nemasi Isaya Student Enkijape Primary 278 Merin Sonkoi Student Enkijape Primary 279 Lenku Peria Student Enkijape Primary 280 Mathew Chemiyot Security Personnel National Police Service 281 Joyce Samuel - Community Member 282 William Konaya - Community Member 283 Milia Sainepune Student Enkijape Primary 284 Ntianuasa Student Enkijape Primary 285 Sokoen Student Enkijape Primary 286 Kimitii Student Enkijape Primary 287 Lekania Student Enkijape Primary 288 Isaac Student Enkijape Primary 289 Oshumu Student Enkijape Primary 290 Ntipapa Student Enkijape Primary 291 Joel Student Enkijape Primary 292 Backson Student Enkijape Primary 293 Naini Student Enkijape Primary 294 Odupoi Student Enkijape Primary 295 Naini Student Enkijape Primary 296 Tipapei Student Enkijape Primary 297 Lemayian Student Enkijape Primary 298 Steven Student Enkijape Primary 299 Francis Student Enkijape Primary 300 Kana Student Enkijape Primary 301 Solonka Student Enkijape Primary 302 Lemaiyan Student Enkijape Primary 303 Kayaika Student Enkijape Primary 304 Lonunyak Student Enkijape Primary 305 Lonapo Student Enkijape Primary 306 Naserian Student Enkijape Primary 307 Yankeni Student Enkijape Primary 308 Gladys Student Enkijape Primary 309 Purity Student Enkijape Primary 310 Sinteyia Student Enkijape Primary 311 Annah Student Enkijape Primary

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312 Harzel Student Municipal Primary School 313 Saitoti Student Enkijape Primary 314 Emily Student Enkijape Primary 315 Esther Sankoli Student Enkijape Primary 316 Paula Kahumbu CEO WildlifeDirect 317 Enock Student Enkijape Primary 318 Thomas Student Enkijape Primary 319 Sipitet Student Enkijape Primary 320 Kioyiet Student Enkijape Primary 321 Nkumama Student Enkijape Primary 322 Alex Student Enkijape Primary 323 Saitoti Student Enkijape Primary 324 Lesinko Student Enkijape Primary 325 Charles Student Enkijape Primary 326 Jacob Student Enkijape Primary 327 Joseph Student Enkijape Primary 328 Lekaro Student Enkijape Primary 329 Likampa Student Enkijape Primary 330 Sempeko Student Enkijape Primary 331 Kakenia Student Enkijape Primary 332 Somoine Student Enkijape Primary 333 Daniel Student Enkijape Primary 334 Mayiani Student Enkijape Primary 335 Lemalon Riareana Student Enkijape Primary 336 Yapoyo Lemalon Student Enkijape Primary 337 Masingo Nginda Student Enkijape Primary 338 Yamaat Ntalamia Student Enkijape Primary 339 Kamau Student Enkijape Primary 340 Susan Amisi Student Enkijape Primary 341 Kilakoi Student Enkijape Primary 342 Salau Student Enkijape Primary 343 Saitoti Student Enkijape Primary 344 Kunina Student Enkijape Primary 345 Gladys Joseph Student Enkijape Primary 346 Leshan Student Enkijape Primary 347 Joana Student Princeton University 348 Andrew Student Princeton University 349 Mayiani Student Enkijape Primary 350 Lekishon Student Enkijape Primary 351 Seleyiani Student Enkijape Primary 352 Mutanu Kyany'a Volunteer WildlifeDirect 353 Joy Omulupi Worker WildlifeDirect 354 Jamilla Asweto Volunteer WildlifeDirect 355 Aisha Yusuf Volunteer WildlifeDirect 356 Lydia Mayon Student Enkijape Primary

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357 Bilhah Keteko Student Enkijape Primary 358 Yvonne Munenke Student Enkijape Primary 359 Jedidah Pilale Student Enkijape Primary 360 Lydia Loiman Student Enkijape Primary 361 Sikorei Kailol Student Enkijape Primary 362 Saitoti Tente Student Enkijape Primary 363 Joyce Sironka Student Enkijape Primary 364 Simanka Mancha Student Enkijape Primary 365 Vivian Simon Student Enkijape Primary 366 Lenkishon Sonkio Student Enkijape Primary 367 Ntiati Lulian Student Enkijape Primary 368 Kingamu Musenyi Student Enkijape Primary 369 Mayian Student Enkijape Primary 370 Sweetlove Elbariki Student Enkijape Primary 371 Matayian Simanka Student Enkijape Primary 372 Maantei Parmoyian Student Enkijape Primary 373 Nailantei Ntonkoi Student Enkijape Primary 374 Pauline Tupet Student Enkijape Primary 375 Senya Student Enkijape Primary 376 Naserian Student Enkijape Primary 377 Sharon Nadupoy Student Enkijape Primary 378 Shiluni Student Enkijape Primary 379 Sempeyo Student Enkijape Primary 380 Esther Naserian Student Enkijape Primary 381 Purity Student Enkijape Primary 382 Kalama Student Enkijape Primary 383 Brenda Muiyai Student Enkijape Primary 384 Simon Sikorei Community Member 385 Nkunina Student Enkijape Primary 386 Saroni Matiku Student Enkijape Primary 387 Irene Akinyi Staff WildlifeDirect 388 Leken Silaus Student Enkijape Primary 389 Margaret Nyambura Student Enkijape Primary 390 Resian Kango Student Enkijape Primary 391 Seita Nkoe Student Enkijape Primary 392 Meiteine Lepilal Student Enkijape Primary 393 Saruni Kisikon Student Enkijape Primary 394 Nayieso Elijah Student Enkijape Primary 395 Saningo Kisikon Student Enkijape Primary 396 Simayo Parmuya Student Enkijape Primary 397 Moipa Nyenke Student Enkijape Primary 398 Timanoi Kayian Student Enkijape Primary 399 Managoi Mancha Student Enkijape Primary 400 Hannington Mwenda Volunteer WildlifeDirect 401 Hellen Ntutuma Student Enkijape Primary

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402 Josephine Senchuka Student Enkijape Primary 403 Lemayian Nyonke Student Enkijape Primary 404 Jacklyne Rayian Student Enkijape Primary 405 John Muturi Student Enkijape Primary 406 Dan Kutatoi Teacher Enkijape Primary 407 Valerie Munini Volunteer WildlifeDirect 408 Spirah Makena Volunteer WildlifeDirect 409 Oshumu Shepe Student Enkijape Primary 410 Meshack Lesinka Student Enkijape Primary 411 Loiparuni Shepe Student Enkijape Primary 412 Olivia Nailaen Student Enkijape Primary 413 Musenyi Kingamu Student Enkijape Primary 414 Abdi Kadiri Student Enkijape Primary 415 Kaipoon Mulee Student Enkijape Primary 416 Sumulei Partimo Student Enkijape Primary 417 Fredric Lemaron Student Enkijape Primary 418 Selita Samuel Student Enkijape Primary 419 Faith Solonka Student Enkijape Primary 420 Pilanoi Matiko Student Enkijape Primary 421 Mercy Kanko Student Enkijape Primary 422 Katito Kampaine Student Enkijape Primary 423 Nakae Nkunina Student Enkijape Primary 424 Lenkai Kinori Student Enkijape Primary 425 Nkoshina Nkunina Student Enkijape Primary 426 Susan Nkunina Student Enkijape Primary 427 Simel Mpario Student Enkijape Primary 428 Francis Kioko Teacher Enkijape Primary 429 Leshan Saningo Student Enkijape Primary 430 Penina Peria Member Oltome Nadupo 431 Leyian Niampuru Student Enkijape Primary 432 Ntutumo Leparakuo Student Enkijape Primary 433 Mutwiri Nicholaus Teacher Enkijape Primary 434 Ntalamia Lemasika Student Enkijape Primary 435 Suyia Lankeu Student Enkijape Primary 436 Sikinan Otuma Student Enkijape Primary 437 Kuresoi Lemoyian Student Enkijape Primary 438 Dickson Shoke Student Enkijape Primary 439 Lomunyak Lenkai Student Enkijape Primary 440 Jeniffer Daniel Community Member 441 Napoe Mancha Community Member 442 Noosikitot Ntalamia Member Oltome Nadupo 443 Mosoni Nkunina Member Oltome Nadupo 444 Nchoorika Ntalamia Member Oltome Nadupo 445 Tati Miroe Member Oltome Nadupo 446 Nalotuesha Member Oltome Nadupo

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447 Damaris Nanteyian Community Member 448 Mercy Nadupoi Community Member 449 Grace Katapa Community Member 450 Ketete David Student Enkijape Primary 451 Lepapa Daniel Student Enkijape Primary 452 Saidimu Ninai Student Enkijape Primary 453 Saneti Olchure Student Enkijape Primary 454 Lemasika Keneti Student Enkijape Primary 455 Naini Paniana Student Enkijape Primary 456 Seneyo Musa Student Enkijape Primary 457 Siyamit Peria Student Enkijape Primary 458 Kelvin Keturai Student Enkijape Primary 459 Reson Joel Student Enkijape Primary 460 Rotiken Simangai Student Enkijape Primary 461 Kitoyian Tengese Student Enkijape Primary 462 Kimani Kibe Volunteer WildlifeDirect 463 Kayaki Isayiah Student Enkijape Primary 464 Nashipai Joel Student Enkijape Primary 465 Musa Nteseyia Student Enkijape Primary 466 Lenkai Pario Student Enkijape Primary 467 Naboe Joseph Student Enkijape Primary 468 Kesono Munente Student Enkijape Primary 469 Mirishoi Maboko Student Enkijape Primary 470 Nonet Lenano Student Enkijape Primary 471 Naresai Samuel Student Enkijape Primary 472 Loshorua Kelangisa Student Enkijape Primary 473 Reson Sumare Member Oltome Nadupo 474 Tutei Kindutu Student Enkijape Primary 475 Sereyia Mwetumo Student Enkijape Primary 476 Kirisia Isaya Student Enkijape Primary 477 Joel Keloi Assistant Chief Mbirikani 478 Richard Bonham Director of Operations Big Life 479 Martine Ntaye Student Enkijape Primary 480 Jackline Isaya Community Member 481 Agnes Kokoyo Community Member 482 Grace Sheila Community Member 483 Esther Julius Community Member 484 Leparaku martine Community Member 485 Alex Kimaai Community Member 486 Solonka Sakimpa Community Member 487 Sipei Sikorei Community Member 488 Rose Naanyu Community Member 489 Noolkishaki Oleku Community Member 490 Noolkidemi Parsae Community Member 491 Penninah Konee Community Member

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492 Leah Masarie Community Member 493 Sainaipei Jeremiah Community Member 494 Doreen Jeremiah Community Member 495 Margaret Ndumo Community Member 496 Pusenkare Langeu Community Member 497 Pilale Nteusi Community Member 498 Lucy Metuo Community Member 499 Ole Nape Community Member 500 Yohannah Ntutuma Community Member 501 Samuel Nape Community Member 502 Nkoitai Kiberenge Community Member 503 Meijo Community Member 504 Mosoni Community Member 505 Lotubulwa Community Member 506 Mama Leina Community Member 507 Gladys Ntipapa Community Member 508 Irene Community Member 509 Mama Nameito Community Member 510 Solomon Metunga Community Member 511 Worldy Tipaai Community Member 512 Namunyak Isaac Community Member 513 Esther Konee Community Member 514 Joyce Masarie Community Member 515 Jeniffer Lekina Community Member 516 Sarah Meijo Community Member 517 Ntipapa Likamba Community Member 518 Musa Manie Community Member 519 David Leposo Community Member 520 Esther Melita Community Member 521 Faith Noah Community Member 522 Joyce Moses Community Member 523 Sipala Karasinka Community Member 524 Clinton Ntasikei Community Member 525 Tolo Keton Community Member 526 Leah Matipei Community Member 527 Solomon Sakimpa Community Member 528 Sarah Mulami Community Member 529 Rebecca Mulami Community Member 530 Eunice Kapasei Community Member 531 Nootomon Nepaskire Community Member 532 Noorkiramat Oleku Community Member 533 Vincent N. Ontita Staff WildlifeDirect Kenya 534 David Mukaby Staff WildlifeDirect Kenya 535 Ken Gitau Staff WildlifeDirect Kenya 536 Trish Sewe Staff WildlifeDirect Kenya

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537 Rimanto Student Enkijape Primary 538 Leiha Student Enkijape Primary 539 Parteri Maseri Student Enkijape Primary 540 Leal Community Member 541 Roma Iskander Facilitator Public Service Works 542 Nathan Ogadoh Teacher Brookhouse School 543 Anchal Padukone Staff Mpala Research Centre 544 Moiparo Mutunke Member Oltome Nadupo 545 Leonard Tipape Community Member 546 Parteyie Sakita Student Enkijape Primary 547 Isaya Kunuru Community Member 548 Ivy Boke Teacher Enkijape Primary 549 Titues Olasarani Assistant Chief Imbirikanni 550 Joseph Ntoipo Chief Mbirikani 551 Esther Nkunina Member Oltome Nadupo 552 Rebecca Ningori Member Oltome Nadupo 553 Sitat Shukare Community Member 554 Anna Koin Member Oltome Nadupo 555 Siloma Lepilal Student Enkijape Primary 556 John Kasame Education Officer Big Life Foundation 557 Lemaiyan Rmushere Student Enkijape Primary 558 Noah Ntiati Farmer Community Member 559 Yiapoyr Lakato Student Enkijape Primary 560 Daniel Mapi Secretary Imbirikani 561 Loiman Nkidut Student Enkijape Primary 562 Nkatuda Nairoua Student Enkijape Primary 563 Everlyne Nkashina Student Enkijape Primary 564 Sein Lankoi Community Member 565 Yanoi Kinyako Student Enkijape Primary 566 Sanaiya Konee Student Enkijape Primary 567 Kakenia Leimoijoi Student Enkijape Primary 568 Silamoi Konee Student Enkijape Primary 569 Benard Kamau Driver Brookhouse School 570 Mataiyo Lenkou Community Member 571 Rebecca Ntuluma Member Oltome Nadupo 572 Kason Ledary Member Oltome Nadupo 573 Sinatei Joel Student Enkijape Primary 574 Lucy Njokuti Teacher Enkijape Primary 575 Nabulu Simanga Student Enkijape Primary 576 Lesiato Leken Student Enkijape Primary 577 Nyonke Oletipape Community Member 578 Masarie Larkarye Community Member 579 Patrick Mbauli Student Enkijape Primary 580 Jonathan Ntiati Volunteer WildlifeDirect 581 Lenkai Ngidut Student Enkijape Primary

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582 Karera Senteu Community Member 583 Kasaine Solonka Student Enkijape Primary 584 Charity Mumbi Teacher Enkijape Primary 585 Backson Nyonke Teacher Enkijape Primary 586 Naisoi Lankeu Student Enkijape Primary 587 Monica Lankoi Student Enkijape Primary 588 Joyce Lemerei Headmistress Enkijape Primary 589 Claire Brown Student Columbia University 590 David Shamelok Teacher Enkijape Primary 591 Michael Shukare Chairman Board of Management 592 Pauline Pilale Teacher Enkijape Primary 593 Backson Ntwuas Student Enkijape Primary 594 Beatrice Koimarek Teacher Enkijape Primary 595 Martine Benson Student Enkijape Primary 596 Lolani Ezekiel Student Enkijape Primary 597 Kelvin Martin Teacher Enkijape Primary 598 Jackson Solonka Teacher Olmapitet Secondary School 599 Francis Ngugi Student Enkijape Primary 600 Daniel Lepapa Student Enkijape Primary 601 Isaac Lemai Student Enkijape Primary 602 Joshua Mwaniki Student Enkijape Primary 603 Gideon Marau Student Enkijape Primary 604 Wildfred Kapaita Student Enkijape Primary 605 Joseph Kimani Student Enkijape Primary 606 Benadata Sanaipei Student Enkijape Primary 607 Frankline Ronga Student Enkijape Primary 608 Maxwell Wanyoike Student Enkijape Primary 609 Isaac Mwaura Student Enkijape Primary 610 Gladys Lankeu Student Enkijape Primary 611 Eunice Lasoi Student Enkijape Primary 612 Charity Sinyati Student Enkijape Primary 613 Abigail Yiasi Student Enkijape Primary 614 Moses Sankale Student Enkijape Primary 615 Benjamin Meoli Teacher Enkijape Primary 616 George Chege Teacher Enkijape Primary 617 Robert Naboya Teacher Enkijape Primary 618 Naserian Yohana Student Enkijape Primary 619 Panian Matasha Student Enkijape Primary 620 Kalama Daniel Student Enkijape Primary 621 Robert Kaai Staff WildlifeDirect 622 Joshua Ndagusa Driver Ntalai 623 Edwin Gitau Farmer Community Member 624 Faith Taiyana Student Enkijape Primary 625 Raahel Simaiyo Student Enkijape Primary 626 Kardaa David Teacher Enkijape Primary (Special Unit)

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627 Kilukei Mika Student Enkijape Primary 628 Nasieku Charity Student Enkijape Primary 629 Torat Mancha Student Enkijape Primary 630 Solitei Joseph Student Enkijape Primary 631 Nkashina Meijo Student Enkijape Primary 632 Ngeson Miendet Student Enkijape Primary 633 Peter Siker Student Enkijape Primary 634 Kingam Mkebe Student Enkijape Primary 635 Everlyne Silatoi Student Enkijape Primary 636 Ngorani Nangalie Member Oltome Nadupo 637 Oltya Likamba Member Oltome Nadupo 638 Dr. Dino Martins Director Mpala Research Centre 639 Solomon Ntutuma Headteacher Monim Academy 640 Nolemai Kidiri Student Enkijape Primary 641 Simayo Kasaine Student Enkijape Primary 642 Benjamin Millia Community Member 643 Maseto Nkaloyo Chairlady Oltome Nadupo 644 Mani Leparaku Member Oltome Nadupo 645 Loise Oloomoni Member Oltome Nadupo 646 Noromboi Member Oltome Nadupo 647 John Kisimir Community Member 648 Timpi Kisimir Student St. Christopher's School 649 Manina Maala Student Enkijape Primary 650 Titus Kakui PTA Chairman Enkijape Primary 651 Neeyiai Nkunina Member Oltome Nadupo 652 Prisaila Nkabe Member Oltome Nadupo 653 Grace Staiyan Teacher Enkijape Primary 654 Monica Saitoti Teacher Enkijape Primary 655 Naiputarie Ntalamia 656 Jeremy Goss Operations Big Life Foundation 657 Maia Berlow Student Columbia University 658 Luke Henry Student Princeton University 659 Petei Nkampooshi Member Oltome Nadupo 660 Soila Muyentet Member Oltome Nadupo 661 Pilale Musa Member Oltome Nadupo 662 Jackyline Nkanani Member Oltome Nadupo 663 Norrah Kale Teacher Enkijape Primary 664 Soipei Sankaine Student Enkijape Primary 665 Noolarami Nyonke Member Oltome Nadupo 666 Kutata Meijo Student Enkijape Primary 667 Penina Lankoi Member Oltome Nadupo 668 Samira Abdullahi Volunteer WildlifeDirect 669 Farhiya Mohammed Volunteer WildlifeDirect 670 Maimuna Maalim Volunteer WildlifeDirect 671 Jacob Ntutuma Community Member

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672 Daniel Ntiati Community Member 673 Eric Mwirigi Conserver Big Life Foundation 674 Elizabeth Ngida Member Oltome Nadupo 675 Paul Lambetua Community Member 676 Sonto Ole Oloshukoki Community Member 677 Monga Ndausi Student Enkijape Primary 678 Saiso Pabai Member Oltome Nadupo 679 Nalepo Ndaia Community Member 680 Josephine Lemaiyan Secretary Enkijape Primary 681 Simiendei Paul Student Enkijape Primary 682 Nkaiyanet Sianka Member Oltome Nadupo 683 Elizabeth Solomon Member Oltome Nadupo 684 Ben Milia Member Oltome Nadupo 685 Pauline Sinkino Member Oltome Nadupo 686 Leah Amisi Member Oltome Nadupo 687 Sera Kupepe Community Member 688 Lekirisimas Meiyo Student Enkijape Primary 689 Sereyia Sanetune Student Enkijape Primary 690 Annah Kitaka Member Oltome Nadupo 691 Noontomon Natingide Member Oltome Nadupo 692 William Kilelo Student Kalesirua 693 Daniel Kilelo Student Kalesirua 694 Selina Oshumu Student Kalesirua 695 Sayianka Ntitika Student Kalesirua 696 Benjamin Kilelo Student Kalesirua 697 Isaac Konee Community Member 698 Samuel Kalama Community Member 699 Masarie Kamaami Community Member 700 Agnes James Community Member 701 Musa Nemama Community Member 702 Solomon Ololonkakwa Community Member 703 Naomi Mbario Community Member 704 Yapaso Latia Community Member 705 Lenkobei Sumare Community Member 706 Anne Konee Community Member 707 Rispah Nasiku Community Member 708 Kulale Jacob Community Member 709 Noah Saitabu Community Member 710 Melita Ntawusa Community Member 711 Elizabeth Solomon Community Member 712 Joyce Simon Community Member 713 Mary Samuel Community Member 714 Anne Musanyi Community Member 715 Joice Kitisa Community Member 716 Mary Joel Community Member

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717 Ann Lepila Community Member 718 Musa Ntalamia Community Member 719 Agnes Jeremiah Community Member 720 Grace Edwin Community Member 721 Lucy James Community Member 722 Loise Yohanna Community Member 723 Eunice Joel Community Member 724 Gladys Soinkei Community Member 725 Grace Manyara Community Member 726 Dorcas Kiria Community Member 727 Jane Zacharia Community Member 728 Margaret Kitisya Community Member 729 Nkarsis Nape Community Member 730 Sumare Parmuya Community Member 731 Susan Paub Community Member 732 Abigael Isaya Community Member 733 Sarah Kishayaui Community Member 734 Paul Parito Community Member 735 Salome Jeremiah Community Member 736 Nomeshati Ntongai Community Member 737 Nomai Maala Community Member 738 Nolowai Ndongai Community Member 739 Peniana Meija Community Member 740 Kidiri Partmo Community Member 741 Komolo Keteko Community Member 742 Margaret Joel Community Member 743 Grace Simon Community Member 744 Naipante Ntawara Community Member 745 Pusenkare Logela Community Member 746 Samuel Meijo Community Member 747 Lerienka Nkariampe Community Member 748 Simankee Lempa Community Member 749 Leirika Community Member 750 Pastor Agnes Community Member 751 Kilowua Community Member 752 Elizabeth Daniel Community Member 753 Martha Mosoni Community Member 754 Lucy Parmuat Community Member 755 Jackson Masarie Community Member 756 Jane Jackson Community Member 757 Lucy Nina Community Member 758 Saidimu Oloimaadha Student Enkijape Primary 759 Simeon Lemoyian Community Member 760 Lemuli Seleka Community Member 761 Nashipae Moses Student Enkijape Primary

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762 Charity Lesinko Community Member 763 Agnes Manuel Community Member 764 Peninah Moses Community Member 765 Agnes Matiko Community Member 766 Joseph Kipelian Staff Big Life Foundation 767 Loise Stephen Community Member 768 Jane Musa Community Member 769 Bryson Mogoi Volunteer WildlifeDirect 770 Samar Ntalamia Operations Big Life Foundation 771 Anna Iskander - Reynolds Facilitator Public Service Works

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