FSA Unveils 2026–2029 Resource Mobilization Strategy as Mudavadi Applauds Institution’s Progress

Prof. Patrick Maluki, Chairman FSAC/Photo 

The Foreign Service Academy (FSA) has officially launched its Resource Mobilization Strategy 2026–2029, a framework aimed at strengthening the institution’s capacity to mobilize resources and enhance its programmes and activities.

Speaking during the launch, Prof. Patrick Maluki highlighted the importance of the strategy in supporting the Academy’s long-term institutional development and expanding its impact in foreign service training and capacity building.

The event was graced by Hon. Musalia Mudavadi, Prime Cabinet Secretary, who applauded the work being undertaken by the Foreign Service Academy and its contribution to strengthening Kenya’s diplomatic and foreign service capabilities.

The launch brings together key stakeholders and members of Kenya’s diplomatic community, underscoring the importance of strategic partnerships and resource mobilization in advancing the Academy’s mandate.

 

The 2026–2029 Resource Mobilization Strategy is expected to provide a structured approach towards securing sustainable resources, building strategic partnerships and supporting the continued growth of the Foreign Service Academy.