Impact at a Glance
Fellows Trained
Major Policy Contributions
Public Participation Initiatives
High-Level Governance Dialogues Held
About Imara Fellowship Africa
Imara Fellowship’s comprehensive approach to leadership development aims to create a new generation of African leaders who are not only well-versed in the theories of governance but are also equipped with practical experience and the confidence to engage in policy and community development. Through a blend of immersive training, flexible learning, real-world application, expert interaction, and scholarly publication, the fellowship cultivates leaders who are prepared to address the complex challenges facing their communities and countries. This holistic approach ensures that fellows are not only ready to take on leadership roles but are also committed to fostering inclusive, transparent, and accountable governance across Africa.
Programs Component
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Our Partners
What our alumni have to say
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The fellowship unveiled the potential in governance and policy work. Today, my research on youth climate activism influences adaptation policies, while my storytelling initiatives bring climate issues to the forefront
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Gabriel Dinda
Imara showed me how art could drive governance conversations. Through audits and community forums, I’ve not only addressed health facility challenges but inspired youth to see governance as an integral part of daily life
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Emmanuel Opiyo
Imara was my stepping stone to understanding governance and policy. It provided the tools I needed to advocate for better health services in Kericho County and mentor future healthcare professionals.”
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Dr. Winrose Kirui:
“From a medical intern to a senior officer, the fellowship instilled leadership confidence and policy insight, enabling me to address institutional gaps and advocate for impactful changes in healthcare systems.”
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Dr. Edwin Rono
Imara taught me to focus on root causes. This approach has redefined how I address public health challenges, shifting from advocacy to policy-driven solutions that create lasting impact.”
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Emmie Adeche
“The Imara Fellowship empowered me to advocate for transparency in public resource use. Our community now enjoys projects like the Kudho ECDE center, which were once stalled. This is the power of informed leadership and accountability.”
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Steve Wanda
The fellowship expanded my horizons, bridging the gap between my passion for agribusiness and impactful policy advocacy. It equipped me with tools to champion youth and women’s voices in the sector effectively
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Wangari Kariuki
“The Imara Fellowship reshaped my perspective on governance. It wasn’t just about learning; it was about engaging with real-world policy challenges and making a tangible difference. I am now more confident engaging leaders, thanks to the skills I gained.”
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Marvin Orengo:
Grateful for the opportunity to do the second course. I am anticipating the actual community engagement in the field soon.
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