F.a: Information and up-scaling of peace, human rights and gender equity The project activities include radio programs, training sessions and debates on women's rights. In 2010, Kenya adopted a referendum on a new constitution that safeguards better than the former constitution for example women's rights, property rights, right
 to participation in political decision-making, equality and bodily integrity. In practice, women's rights are often realized poorly. One reason for that is the high illiteracy rate, a result of which women do not know the legislation and their rights. The
 project aims to increase the awareness of women in particular in accordance with constitution, and to promote women's ability to influence local and national decision-making. The project consists of, for example, radio programs, and group discussions, whi
ch also allows the illiterate women's participation in project activities and to benefit from the activities. The primary beneficiaries of the project are the women in Kwale and Kilifi provinces. In particular, the project takes into account the illiterate
 women. Indirect beneficiaries are the other local government representatives, opinion leaders and the men whose awareness of women's rights, human rights in general, and civil rights will increase. AMWIK is the national women's media organization founded 
in 1983.