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What it takes

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A sustainable Ecosystem

About TEJATI

At its core, TEJATI empowers communities by translating innovation into livelihoods—bridging gaps between vision and execution, youth and opportunity, policy and impact.

Through structured interventions and scalable models, TEJATI equips individuals and institutions to co-create resilient economic ecosystems.

TEJATI turns potential into progress—ensuring young people are not just included, but central to shaping the future of work.

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What is TEJATI?

Transforming Economies through Jobs Activation, Technology and Innovation
The Vision

TEJATI is Kenya’s and Africa’s response to widespread unemployment, economic fragmentation, and community-level despair.

It is a transformative, multi-sectoral framework designed to activate jobs, integrate innovation, and build inclusive economies around the real lives and needs of communities.

Led by INAPS ,

TEJATI replaces traditional project-by-project models with a bold delivery ecosystem that connects ministries, counties, private sector, and communities — all working together to build jobs where people live, study, care, and trade.

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Why TEJATI?

  • Because 1 in every 3 youth in Africa is unemployed or underemployed
  • Because millions of women labour in care, vending, and food systems with no dignity or protection
  • Because innovation is often locked in labs, not translated into jobs
  • Because informal economies remain excluded from national development plans
  • Because caregiving is invisible, yet foundational to national productivity
  • Because transformation must mean jobs, food, wellness, and dignity — for everyone

Creating the job's ecosystem is integral.

The process of tracking how the job affects the ecosystem is arguably just as important.

From Agriculture to All Economies

While TEJATI began in agriculture — now hosted within TechKilimo – Transforming Ecosystems in Agriculture for Jobs Creation through Technology and Innovation) in the Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development (State Department for Agriculture) — the framework has matured to cover nine Transformation Economies within the entire Country:

TEJATI’s Nine Transformation Economies
Table #01
#
Economy
Focus Areas
Key Programs
#01

Care Economy

Maternal mentorship, food dignity, caregiving, wellness
Action
Drama
8.4/10
MAMLEZI (Mother & Mentor Zero-Hunger) Initiative, Dignity Care Summit
#02

Agri-Food Economy

Food production, aggregation, nutrition
Action
Drama
7.8/10
SAM-School Agricentric Model, MAMLEZI Womenpreneurs Modernization, TechKilimo
#03

Creative & Cultural Economy

Art, food, fashion, festivals
Action
Drama
7.8/10
Bite Afrika Festival, Youth Creative Labs
#04

Digital & Innovation Economy

Digital jobs, coding, remote work
Action
Drama
7.6/10
TEJATI Digital Labs, Jobs Activation Hangouts
#05

Green & Blue Economy

Climate, aquaculture, waste, clean energy
Action
Drama
7.3/10
Waste2Wealth, Aquaculture Apprenticeships
#06

Education-to-Enterprise

Youth skills, school enterprises
Action
Drama
7.3/10
4-K (18yrs & below) and 5-K (19years to 24 years) Clubs, YADI-Youth Advanced in Development Initiatives (25yrs -35 years), TVET-SAMs
#07

Informal & Hustle Economy

Vending, TEJATI Motionpreneurs, microtraders
Action
Drama
7.3/10
MAMLEZI Kiosks, Hustler Incubators
#08

Health and Wellness Economy

Preventive care, community health
Action
Drama
7.3/10
School Wellness Weeks, Mobile Clinics
#09

Diaspora & Global Trade Economy

Export hubs, remittance systems
Action
Drama
7.3/10
Africa4Africa Trade Platforms