Training of Trainers · Kenya

REACT Training of Trainers Kenya 2026

  • 5 – 9 October 2026
  • Emuhaya, Kenya
  • Completed

Partners and trainers from Africa and Europe come together to learn, share, innovate and transform, then pass this knowledge on in their territories.

  1. Learn
  2. Share
  3. Innovate
  4. Transform

After the training

Five lessons from the training

  1. 1Learning must be practical.
  2. 2Local knowledge matters.
  3. 3Digital transformation must be inclusive.
  4. 4Collaboration accelerates innovation.
  5. 5Knowledge creates impact when it is transferred.

From Kenya to Casamance and Andalusia

Trainers now pass on what they learned in the project territories. Learning globally. Transforming locally.

Why

Why a Training of Trainers?

  • Because knowledge creates impact when it is shared.

  • Because rural communities need skills adapted to their realities.

  • Because digital transformation and entrepreneurship can create new opportunities.

  • Because REACT believes in learning together to transform locally.

The journey

A journey in three stages

  1. Before

    Preparing the journey

    Who are we? What challenges do we want to address?

  2. During

    Learning and sharing

    What are we learning? Who are we learning from? What experiences are we exchanging?

  3. After

    From learning to action

    What will we share? Who will we share it with? What changes can this knowledge bring to our territories?

Programme

Five days, five steps

  1. Day 1 Done

    Connecting

    Partners and trainers from Africa and Europe meet and build a common understanding of the journey ahead.

  2. Day 2 Done

    Learning

    What are we learning? Knowledge is the first step towards transformation.

  3. Day 3 Done

    Sharing

    Learning from each other: the strength of REACT lies in the diversity of experiences we bring together.

  4. Day 4 Done

    Innovating

    Today's challenge: how can digital tools create new opportunities for rural communities?

  5. Day 5 Done

    Transforming

    Closing day: what will you take back from Kenya? The knowledge now travels to communities, trainers and partners.

Project partners