In 2025, 2030beyond returned to Kenya for the People's Dialogue Festival. Watch these clips to see what we got up to in 2025! 

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As in previous years, we co-facilitated an SDG workshop. This year it was hosted at the Kenya Utalii College for schools from Kenya and Denmark. The students presented their learnings from projects and new ideas about SDG action, inspiring each other to new activities at their schools.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The students visited Mlango Farm, where they learnt about sustainable agriculture. Mango Farm is an excellent example of sustainable farming and produce.

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On a visit to Dandora, one of Africa's largest landfills, the students learnt about waste management and the importance of sustainable practices in our daily lives, including circular economy thinking. The students were also able to witness sustainablity in action, as the residents of Dandora are working on improving their livelihoods.

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​On the trip at ​Lake Naivashia, students met with local fishers to understand local challenges, including fishing licences, poverty and the difficulty to live sustainably. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The PDF is organised by Center for Multiparty Democracy, Kenya, working closely with the group of SDG Champions who came to Denmark on the Danida Fellowship Learning Program in June 2021. Their experience at Bornholm inspired the champions to set up the SDG Village and involve stakeholders across sectors, including youth.​

2030beyond facilitates the set-up of the “Culinary Conversations Corner” at the PDF with the participation of Danish and Kenyan culinary students, who – guided by our partners from nOmy – serve sustainable tasters to the festival visitors. In 2023 and 2024, we brought Danish students to the festival with support from the GLOBUS fund of the Danish MFA.

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In partnership with Constructive Institute, we have co-facilitated a workshop for parliamentarians and journalists about political culture and the relation with media.

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