Memorandum
Generator

Public participation in Kenya is no longer optional - it is a constitutional imperative firmly grounded in the 2010 Constitution. Anchored in Article 10 as a national value and principle of governance, and reinforced by provisions such as Article 1 on the sovereignty of the people, as well as Articles 118 and 196 which require Parliament and County Assemblies to actively facilitate public involvement, the Constitution places citizens at the center of decision-making.

This commitment is further operationalized through laws like the Public Finance Management Act, 2012, which mandates inclusive participation in budgeting processes, particularly at the county level. Within this transformative framework, the Memorandum Generator is a powerful, innovative tool that amplifies the voices of Women's Rights Organizations (WROs). By simplifying the process of developing well articulated memoranda, it empowers women to meaningfully engage in public participation spaces, ensuring their perspectives shape policies, laws, and development priorities.