Ruto launches Climate WorX Mtaani that will employ 200,000 youth; How to apply
President Ruto has encouraged the youth to apply for Climate WorX Mtaani jobs on www.crsp.go.ke
President Ruto has encouraged the youth to apply for Climate WorX Mtaani jobs on www.crsp.go.ke.
President William Ruto has launched the Climate Resilience Service Program (CRSP), a transitional employment program aimed at fostering climate resilience by engaging the unemployed youth in the country.
Speaking on Thursday, September 12, during the launch at Korogocho, Ruto announced that the Climate WorX Mtaani targets the youth across 47 counties and will recruit 200,000 Kenyans.
The program will promote sustainable public works in urban areas, focusing on infrastructure, environmental conservation, and the housing sector.
The first phase of CRSP will commence in Nairobi County, along the Nairobi River, under the guidance of the Nairobi River Commission, with a key focus on environmental enforcement.
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“We are going to employ 20,000 youth to work on the 42km stretch of the Nairobi River to clean and restore it. I urge you to apply through www.crsp.go.ke for a chance to secure these jobs,” the Head of State announced.
Kenyans above the age of 18 across all counties are eligible for the program, with each cohort serving for a period of one year.
Each year, the government will recruit a new cohort. The one-year duration has been set to provide the youth with sufficient time to work and plan their next steps in life, according to the government.
During the engagement period, the youth will not only participate in the works program but will also receive life skills training.
A multi-agency approach will be adopted among the implementing partners, with strong collaboration between the national and county governments.
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