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Constitution

The framework behind MWONET’s purpose, membership and accountability.

This digital summary is based on the organization’s current constitution and is presented to make its structure easier for members, partners and the public to understand.

VISION

To be the leading NGO-driven hub on environmental conservation and financial independence in the region, inspiring a generation of self-reliant young entrepreneurs.

MISSION

To empower youth and women through climate-change action and active environmental conservation, creating sustainable wealth and food security for members and the wider community.

Where the source constitution contains placeholders or unresolved wording, the website marks those items for formal confirmation instead of guessing.

Article 1

Name & Office

MWONET is Maanisha Western Organization Network, headquartered in Kapkatenyi, Kopsiro Sub-County, Bungoma County, Kenya.

Article 2

Vision, Mission & Objectives

Environmental conservation, agribusiness and livestock, coffee cash-crop development, and financial pooling/micro-credit.

Article 3

Core Values

Unity, integrity and accountability, environmental responsibility, innovation and self-reliance.

Article 4

Membership

Eligibility, registration, subscriptions, member rights and termination rules.

Article 5

Management & Governance

An elected six-office Executive Committee with defined duties.

Article 6

Meetings

Regular meetings, an annual AGM and a quorum threshold that still requires final confirmation.

Article 7

Finance & Loaning

Bank controls, fund sources and internal revolving-fund principles.

Article 8

Amendment

Constitutional changes require a two-thirds majority at a properly convened AGM or Special General Meeting.

Article 9

Dissolution

Dissolution requires a three-quarters vote of all registered members and settlement of local debts.

EXPLORE THE STRUCTURE

Turn constitutional principles into working systems.