Position Overview
The overall responsibility of the role is to comply with relevant accounting, tax and audit regulations in the Country when handling employees and external customers so to foster co
26 September, 2019
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Role Purpose: The Enumerators will carry out a survey on 100 farmers based in the Western / Nyanza region and collect ten (10) case studies for the GIF funded project.
A mobile application will be us
Location: KickStart HQ Office – Nairobi
Role Purpose:
To provide quality and efficient services in Finance department through timely payments processing, cash flow management, financial repo
As part of income generation for the children’s home, Kickstart Kids has established a 27 acre farm (12 acres under full production and drip irrigation) under a profit for purpose model in order
Role Purpose: The Accounting Manager is responsible for all areas relating KickStart’s financial reporting – both accounting and managerial as well as the overall accounting activities.
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Scope of Role:
Reports to: Budgets and Grants Finance Manager
Staff directly reporting to this post: N/A
Works with: All departments.
Key Areas of Accountability:
Review a
29 September, 2016
About KickStart International
The Beginning of The End of Poverty
Hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent providing aid and other forms of assistance to African countries. Though well-intentioned, there has been little sustainable return on these investments. In sub-Saharan Africa, securing enough food and money to meet basic human needs remains a daily, all-consuming struggle for hundreds of millions of people.
KickStart’s founders, Dr. Martin Fisher and Nick Moon, saw this challenge from a unique perspective. Very different paths led each founder to initially work for the same large development agency in Kenya, where they fortuitously met.
Martin excelled in academia, earning two degrees from Cornell University before completing his Ph.D. in engineering at Stanford. It was after his graduation when he first encountered extreme poverty. In all its depth and nuance, poverty struck him as a great engineering challenge facing mankind.
Nick, on the other hand, was born in Mumbai to British parents and exposed to the dynamism of the developing world from a young age. A strong-willed idealist, he sought alternatives to traditional education and left school at the age of 17 to pursue his own entrepreneurial endeavors around the world.
Upon meeting in their first job as development practitioners, Martin and Nick compared observations and shared frustrations over the fleeting impacts of the projects on which they worked. They soon discovered that their vastly different experiences had culminated in a shared recognition of the need to examine the shortcomings of traditional development.
