BDIT COLLEGE

24/04/2026

21/04/2026

With Welthungerhilfe – We just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

17/04/2026

Join our upcoming training on Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) and build practical skills to strengthen project performance and impact while improving your employability in the development sector.

This interactive course is designed for development practitioners, project staff, and anyone looking to enhance their capacity in data collection, analysis, performance tracking, and results-based reporting. You will gain hands-on experience in designing MEAL systems, developing indicators, and using data for informed decision-making.

📅 Flexible online sessions
💻 Accessible from anywhere
📊 Practical, real-world learning approach

Certificate will be issued Upon Completion- BDIT COLLEGE is a Certified NITA Trainer.

Register now by filling in your details to secure your slot.

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16/04/2026

We are pleased to announce the launch of Cohort 2 of Mentorship and Coaching Programme, supporting 40 agribusiness and value chain actors in Kiambu County. This initiative is being implemented on behalf of Welthungerhilfe, Anglican Development Services Kenya (ADS-Kenya), (ADS- Mt. Kenya) and delivered in partnership with Equity Bank Kenya Foundation

Our team of mentors have developed curriculum and Session plans to strengthen the capacity of smallholder farmers and agribusiness actors through practical, hands-on mentorship in key areas such as business management, sustainable agriculture, market development, finance, technology, and networking. Participants will gain essential knowledge, technical skills, and strategic insights to improve business performance, enhance creditworthiness, attract investment, and build strong partnerships for sustainable agribusiness growth.

This marks another important step in empowering local agribusinesses to grow, innovate, and thrive sustainably.

09/03/2026

On International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the resilience and leadership of women driving change across ASAL communities. As farmers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders, they play a vital role in strengthening livelihoods, building climate resilience, and supporting sustainable development.

We honor their contributions and reaffirm our commitment to empowering women with equal opportunities, resources, and a stronger voice in shaping resilient communities; thanks for the continued great work ASAL Humanitarian Network - AHN

On International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the women driving change across ASAL communities. As a network, we recognize and honor the women’s rights organizations, whose advocacy, courage, and leadership continue to champion equality and build more resilient communities.



Pastoralist Girls Initiative WomanKind Kenya (Wokike) Indigenous Resource Management Organization - IREMO, Marsabit Women Advocacy and Development Organisation , Samburu Women Trust, POWEO, Pastoralist Women for Health and Education

05/03/2026

In many areas, communities living along the fragile borderline between relatively rain-fed zones and the drought-stricken parts of the ASAL regions watch clouds gather and pass without delivering rain, highlighting the stark climatic divide that shapes livelihoods and food production.

Most arid and semi-arid counties in Kenya are today grappling with impacts of drought. More than 3.6 million people lack food and adequate water. Women, and girls now trekking tens of kilometers to access water. The situation is now regional, with neighbouring Somalia and Ethiopia recording acute food shortage for communities on the fringes.

The time to act is NOW!!

See our regional press release here ↘️ https://africa.oxfam.org/latest/press-release/millions-people-across-somalia-kenya-and-ethiopia-facing-drought-crisis-cost

21/01/2026

We have commenced the delivery of a targeted mentorship program supporting 40 agribusinesses in Kiambu County, equipping entrepreneurs with practical skills, strategic insights, and the confidence required to build sustainable, competitive, and profitable enterprises. In collaboration with Equity Group Foundation, Anglican Development Services (ADS) Kenya (Mount Kenya); the four structured mentorship sessions and individualized one-on-one guidance, the program supports mentees to strengthen business planning, improve market access, enhance financial management, and adopt sustainable production practices aligned with market demand.

The mentorship is intentionally grounded in real-world business challenges, enabling agribusinesses to sharpen pitching skills, refine product development, conduct effective market analysis, navigate price volatility, improve productivity, and position their enterprises for growth, partnerships, and investment.

Beyond technical capacity, the program fosters leadership, resilience, and peer learning, ensuring agripreneurs are better prepared to make informed decisions and build enterprises that contribute meaningfully to food security, job creation, and local economic development.

BDIT College remains committed to nurturing agribusinesses to thrive, scale, and create lasting impact within their communities while actively welcoming partnerships that amplify innovation, inclusion, and sustainable growth across the agrifood sector.

04/01/2026

Unlock the power of communication to drive lasting change in your community.

Join our Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Training a one-month, hands-on course designed to equip you with practical skills and proven frameworks to design messages that influence behaviors, shift attitudes, and transform social norms.

Through real-world applications and practical tools, you’ll learn how to plan, implement, and evaluate SBCC initiatives that deliver meaningful and sustainable community impact.

ENROLL TODAY AND BECOME A CHANGE CATALYST https://forms.gle/1Nzuxi33HomQNQGNA

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02/01/2026

BDIT College was thrilled to participate in the inaugural Nyanza International Investment Conference 2025. The dialogues on investment & innovation were inspiring.

We were not just attendees; our experts are eager to contribute as speakers or panelists at future events.

Let’s shape the next agenda together!

01/01/2026

As we- BDIT COLLEGE welcome 2026, we extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible partners, clients, and community. This past year has been a powerful reminder of what’s possible when we invest in people, build strong systems, and listen deeply to the communities we serve. From strengthening grassroots leadership to helping organizations measure and amplify their impact, we are continuously inspired by your commitment to meaningful change.

Lets work towards ensuring 2026 is filled with resilience, growth, and collaborative progress. May it bring you clarity in purpose and success in your vital work.
With hope and partnership,
The Team at https://bditcollege.org/

07/11/2025

For a community water borehole, Life Cycle Cost Analysis is the bridge between a successful installation and a sustainably managed water source. It moves beyond the short-term goal of "getting water" to the long-term goal of "having reliable water for generations."

By embracing LCCA, communities, NGOs, and governments can transform water projects from temporary fixes into permanent pillars of public health and economic development, ensuring that every borehole continues to be a source of life, not a monument to failed planning.

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03/11/2025

Conducting End of Program Evaluation for Hunger Response in Kenya by Oxfam in Kenya implemented by local partners within ASAL Humanitarian Network - AHN Pastoralist Girls Initiative