Community organising means exciting people to individually and collectively take control of their situation to influence change. In its current strategy, Haki Madini Kenya (HMK) has set out to build organised but informal community entities to sustainably inspire coordinated efforts and
collective action on common goals/agenda in communities where we are present. HMK provide support to communities in the extractives to build their own capacities, share ideas and information, develop the sense of desired change and effectively respond to emerging issues in the extractive sector.
Towards realizing organised extractive communities, Haki Madini has developed a comprehensive guide that provides a clear and replicable formula to assist communities rally and organise in community platforms and build a collective voice on common extractive concerns. The guide is currently being used in Kitui County Mui Coal basin, Kanziko and Ngaie Limestone areas and is soon to be used in other Counties where HMK is present.