
About membership
What it means to be a member
COP Membership is a demonstrable commitment to advancing the COP mission and best practices in Kakamega County.
The COP Network is a dynamic network of over 20 organisations engaged in the critical areas of policy, practice, and development in Kakamega County.
What it means to be a member
The COP Network invites membership applications from interested organizations, including NGOs, donors, UN agencies, academic institutions, private sector actors and independent experts
All applicants should familiarise themselves with the:
Membership Terms (which will require signature on our MOU upon a successful application)
Membership Statement (including the benefits and responsibilities of being a COP member and the membership fee structure)
Organisations should especially note that being a COP member carries the following responsibilities:
Identify a named Membership Focal Point to be responsible for membership administration and to foster communication between the COP Network team and staff in your organisation.
Ensure that your organisation’s leader/director is committed to your organisation’s membership in the COP Network and they are aware of the benefits and responsibilities.
Follow the membership terms and pay the annual membership fee on time.
How to apply
Please complete the online membership application form below.
If you have questions regarding applications, please contact us at kakamegacop@gmail.com