Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08NAIROBI450
2008-02-11 14:12:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Nairobi
Cable title:
KENYA ELECTORAL CRISIS: $6.5 MILLION IN FUNDING
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UNCLAS NAIROBI 000450
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV PHUM KE
SUBJECT: KENYA ELECTORAL CRISIS: $6.5 MILLION IN FUNDING
SOUGHT FOR KOFI ANNAN-LEAD NEGOTIATIONS
REF: GREEN EMAIL OF 02/11/08
UNCLAS NAIROBI 000450
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV PHUM KE
SUBJECT: KENYA ELECTORAL CRISIS: $6.5 MILLION IN FUNDING
SOUGHT FOR KOFI ANNAN-LEAD NEGOTIATIONS
REF: GREEN EMAIL OF 02/11/08
1. (U) Kofi Annan's negotiating team, headed by the African
Union Secretariat and supported by UNDP, called a meeting of
donors on February 9 to discuss their funding requirements
over the next six months. (The parties to Kenya's current
political crisis have agreed on a time-table of up to a year
to resolve the underlying societal, legal, and economic
problems facing the country, which will be mediated by the AU
and UNDP team). As a result of the meeting, we received a
$6.5 million project proposal. While the proposal is too
long and incompatibly formatted for transmission via cable,
we did send it to AF/E in ref email. Most donor countries
present at the February 9 meeting indicated they would
contribute funds. We certainly recommend US financial
participation in this effort as well.
RANNEBERGER
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PGOV PHUM KE
SUBJECT: KENYA ELECTORAL CRISIS: $6.5 MILLION IN FUNDING
SOUGHT FOR KOFI ANNAN-LEAD NEGOTIATIONS
REF: GREEN EMAIL OF 02/11/08
1. (U) Kofi Annan's negotiating team, headed by the African
Union Secretariat and supported by UNDP, called a meeting of
donors on February 9 to discuss their funding requirements
over the next six months. (The parties to Kenya's current
political crisis have agreed on a time-table of up to a year
to resolve the underlying societal, legal, and economic
problems facing the country, which will be mediated by the AU
and UNDP team). As a result of the meeting, we received a
$6.5 million project proposal. While the proposal is too
long and incompatibly formatted for transmission via cable,
we did send it to AF/E in ref email. Most donor countries
present at the February 9 meeting indicated they would
contribute funds. We certainly recommend US financial
participation in this effort as well.
RANNEBERGER