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Youth Housing

& Employment Exchange

A professionally governed initiative deploying structured youth employment and performance-linked housing solutions across Kenya's county governments.

Anchor Pilot County
Kisumu, Kenya
Platform Stage
In Formation · 2026
Pilot Entry
KES 400,000
Platform Overview — Key Indicators
Pilot Active
Phase 1 Youth Deployment
20–30
Kisumu Micro-Pilot
Full Platform Target
2,000+
Youth per County
Housing Pipeline (Kisumu)
350
Anderson-Ofafa Units
Target Equity IRR
20–22%
Full Platform
Addressable Market
47
Kenya Counties
Founding Director Positions Open
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Kisumu County Micro-Pilot Now Active — 30-Day Proof of Concept Underway
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YHEE Employment SPV YHEE Housing SPV YHEE Cash Flow SPV CPF Financial Services Anderson-Ofafa Estate · Kisumu KMRC Mortgage Pipeline PPP Directorate Kenya Article 225 Backstop Employment Act Section 19 20–22% Target IRR DFI-Grade Capital Structure County Government of Kisumu YHEE Employment SPV YHEE Housing SPV YHEE Cash Flow SPV CPF Financial Services Anderson-Ofafa Estate · Kisumu KMRC Mortgage Pipeline PPP Directorate Kenya Article 225 Backstop Employment Act Section 19 20–22% Target IRR DFI-Grade Capital Structure County Government of Kisumu
Vision Statement

"YHEE exists to prove that Kenya's youth do not need another programme designed for them — they need a mechanism that treats them as economic actors with something to contribute."

Felix Otieno Odera — Founder, YHEE Employment SPV (In Formation)
Platform Metrics at Scale
2,000+
Youth per County
Full Platform Deployment
KES 150M
CPF Capital Engagement
Active Counterparty
350
Housing Units Reserved
Anderson-Ofafa Pipeline
2.5×
Target MOIC
Equity Return Profile
47
Addressable Counties
Kenya National Scale
How YHEE Works

The Closed-Loop
Employment & Housing
Mechanism

YHEE is not a programme. It is a structured deployment mechanism — a self-reinforcing loop that converts youth potential into verifiable income, income into housing eligibility, and housing eligibility into a capital-attracting pipeline.

01
Youth Recruitment & Verification
Structured screening of youth aged 18–34 across target wards. Verified IDs, confirmed availability, assessed seriousness. Pre-registration database maintained for rapid deployment.
02
Structured Daily Work Deployment
Youth deployed into productive county-support roles: data collection, digitisation, community mobilisation, revenue support. Daily schedule, team supervision, measurable KRAs, and accountability structures from Day 1.
03
Consistent Income Generation
Monthly stipends of KES 10,000–15,000 paid via M-Pesa on fixed, announced dates. Every payment recorded with transaction references. Reliability is the platform's foundational trust signal.
04
Performance Documentation
Daily attendance logs, output tracking, supervisor sign-off, and payment records maintained in real time. After 30 days, a verified performance dataset is produced — the evidence base for all subsequent stakeholder engagement.
05
Performance-Linked Housing Access
Youth with ?80% attendance and consistent output are offered structured housing placements. Performance-based eligibility — not entitlement. Shared units initially, graduated to individual units. Contributions deducted from stipend.
06
County Integration & Scale
Evidence base presented to County Executive. No Objection Letter sought for formal integration. Youth embedded in county departments. OSR performance improves. SPV structures activated. Scale from 30 ? 100 ? 500 ? 2,000.
YHEE Platform Architecture
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Recruit & ScreenVerified youth from target wards, screened for availability and seriousness
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Deploy & SuperviseStructured daily roles with KRAs, team leads, and professional oversight
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Pay ConsistentlyM-Pesa disbursements on fixed dates — every transaction on record
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Document & VerifyDaily attendance, output, and payment logs — audit-ready from Day 1
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Unlock HousingPerformance-based access — income verified, behaviour tracked, risk mitigated
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Scale & ReplicateCounty integration ? DFI funding ? multi-county expansion across Kenya
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SPV Architecture
YHEE Employment SPVYouth recruitment, deployment & payroll management
YHEE Housing SPVProperty acquisition, management & KMRC mortgage pipeline
YHEE Cash Flow SPVRevenue aggregation, investor distributions & county OSR flows
Strategic Pillars

Four Pillars.
One Platform.

YHEE is built on four interlocking strategic pillars — each independently valuable, each more powerful in combination.

01
Structured Youth Employment
Real roles, real tasks, real pay. YHEE deploys youth into county-support functions that generate measurable value — data collection, revenue mobilisation, digitisation, and community outreach — under professional supervision with enforced KRAs and daily accountability structures.
Employment SPVCounty Integration
02
Performance-Linked Housing
Housing access is earned through demonstrated income stability and work discipline. YHEE introduces affordable housing as a performance reward — not a default entitlement. This model de-risks tenancy, validates affordability, and creates a credible mortgage-conversion pipeline for KMRC and housing finance institutions.
Housing SPVKMRC Pipeline
03
County Economic Strengthening
YHEE operates as a county-capacity amplifier. Youth deployed in revenue-support roles improve OSR collection performance. The youth and housing demand dataset generated by YHEE becomes a governance intelligence asset for county planning, DFI engagement, and infrastructure investment prioritisation.
OSR EnhancementGovernance Intelligence
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DFI-Grade Capital Structure
Three SPV architecture. Investment-grade credit stack: 60% senior debt at 11% fixed, 27% mezzanine/DFI at 12.5%, 13% equity targeting 20–22% IRR. Employment Act Section 19 payroll deduction mechanism. Article 225 equitable share backstop. KMRC mortgage conversion at Year 5.
Cash Flow SPVDFI-Ready
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Data-Driven Evidence Base
YHEE generates a proprietary youth and housing demand dataset — employment status, skills, housing readiness, income levels, and geographic distribution — across target wards. This dataset is a strategic asset that shortens DFI diligence cycles, validates housing demand for developers, and strengthens county investment cases.
Strategic AssetInvestor-Ready
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Scalable Replication Model
The YHEE micro-pilot is designed as a replicable operating unit. Each county deployment uses the same recruitment framework, role structure, supervision model, KRA system, and payment mechanism. Evidence-gated phase transitions ensure that scaling happens on proven performance — not projected performance.
47 CountiesEvidence-Gated
SPV Architecture

Three-SPV
Platform Structure

The YHEE platform operates through three purpose-specific Special Purpose Vehicles — each with a distinct function, governance structure, and capital interface, designed collectively for institutional-grade investment and DFI engagement.

SPV 01 — Employment
YHEE Employment SPV
Labour Deployment & Payroll Operations
The operational core of the YHEE platform. Responsible for all youth recruitment, structured work deployment, team supervision, performance monitoring, and stipend disbursement. Acts as employer of record for youth cohorts, interfacing directly with county government departments as placement host.
  • Youth recruitment & verification
  • Role assignment & daily supervision
  • M-Pesa payroll processing
  • Employment Act Section 19 compliance
  • Performance data aggregation
  • County government interface
SPV 02 — Housing
YHEE Housing SPV
Property Pipeline & Housing Finance
Manages all housing acquisition, development, and tenancy operations. Interfaces with housing developers, KMRC, and county housing authorities. Receives performance eligibility lists from the Employment SPV and manages the allocation, occupation, and rent-to-mortgage conversion pipeline for qualifying youth.
  • Housing unit acquisition & management
  • Performance-based tenant selection
  • Rent collection & arrears management
  • KMRC mortgage conversion facilitation
  • Anderson-Ofafa pipeline management
  • County housing authority coordination
SPV 03 — Cash Flow
YHEE Cash Flow SPV
Revenue Aggregation & Investor Returns
The financial consolidation vehicle. Aggregates revenue streams from employment service contracts, housing contributions, county OSR enhancement fees, and data licensing. Manages the debt service schedule, distributes returns to equity investors, and maintains the Debt Service Reserve Account to investment-grade standards.
  • Multi-stream revenue aggregation
  • Investor return distributions
  • DSRA maintenance
  • Article 225 equitable share intercept
  • FX convertibility facility
  • DFI reporting & compliance
Key Counterparties & Institutional Stakeholders

Engaged in preliminary discussions as part of the YHEE pre-formation process. Relationships subject to formal documentation.

CPF Financial Services LAPTRUST County Government of Kisumu KMRC Kenya PPP Directorate Kenya National Treasury Kenya
The 30-Day Pilot

Kisumu County
Micro-Pilot

The pilot runs independently of county approval — building the evidence base that makes every subsequent conversation with the county, with DFIs, and with investors fundamentally different in character.

Wk 1
Set Up & Recruit
Workstream selection, candidate screening, orientation, ID verification, role assignment, dry run.
Wk 2
Work Commencement
Daily 8:30am check-in. Task execution. Output tracking. Non-performer replacement. Midpoint review.
Wk 3
Stabilise & Document
Partial stipend payment. Evidence capture — photos, testimonials, supervisor reports.
Wk 4
Close & Package
Full stipend payment. Pilot Report compiled. County Executive presentation scheduled.
30-Day KPI Targets
Youth Participants
20–30
Attendance Rate
? 80%
Youth Retention
? 85%
Data Records (Target)
8,000+
Record Accuracy
? 95%
Stipend Payment Rate
100%
Pilot Budget
Youth Stipends (25 × KES 10K)
250,000
Pilot Supervisor
40,000
Transport & Field Ops
40,000
Branding & Safety Gear
30,000
Contingency
40,000
Total — Month 1
KES 400,000
Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

YHEE is currently in the pre-formation stage. The Employment SPV, Housing SPV, and Cash Flow SPV are in formation. The Kisumu County micro-pilot is active, generating the evidence base required for formal county engagement and DFI pre-qualification. Founding Director positions are open.
No. YHEE is a privately structured Public-Private Partnership initiative. It operates independently of government in the pilot phase. County governments are anchor partners and beneficiaries — not programme administrators. The relationship with county governments is built on demonstrated operational value, not political mandate.
The Founding Director entry point for the Kisumu micro-pilot is KES 400,000 (~USD 3,000). This funds the full Month 1 pilot operation and establishes the investor's position in the YHEE Employment SPV at formation. Phase 2 and Phase 3 raises are structured at USD 50–80K and USD 500K respectively.
Revenue streams include county service contracts for youth deployment, housing contribution income, OSR enhancement performance fees, and data licensing. At full platform scale, the equity IRR target is 20–22% with a 2.5× MOIC. The KMRC mortgage conversion pipeline generates additional value at Year 5 as youth transition from renters to mortgage holders.
YHEE's county engagement strategy is sequenced: pilot independently (no county approval needed), generate 30 days of documented proof, then approach the County Executive with operational evidence and request a non-binding No Objection Letter for scaling discussions. Key counterparties include Governor Prof. Peter Anyang' Nyong'o's office and CECM Finance George Okong'o.
YHEE is not a programme — it is a mechanism. The distinction is material. Programmes are designed for youth. YHEE treats youth as economic actors in a structured system that generates measurable output, verifiable income, and a documented pathway to housing. The evidence-gated scaling model, three-SPV architecture, and DFI-grade capital structure place YHEE in a fundamentally different category from skills training or employment placement initiatives.
Founding Director Positions Open

Partner With YHEE.
Build What Is Real.

We are not seeking passive capital. We are seeking founding partners who share the conviction that structured execution — not a big idea — builds a platform capable of transforming youth economic participation across Kenya.

About YHEE

A Mechanism,
Not a Programme.

YHEE was built on a single conviction: Kenya's youth do not need another programme designed for them — they need a structure that treats them as economic actors with something genuine to contribute.

Our Mission

Structured Human Capital
at County Scale

YHEE's mission is to deploy Kenya's youth into structured, productive economic roles — generating verifiable income, validated work discipline, and a performance-based pathway to affordable housing — while simultaneously strengthening county government capacity and attracting institutional capital at scale.

The platform integrates three previously disconnected systems: the supply of employable youth, the need of county governments for operational capacity, and the demand of capital markets for structured, de-risked impact investment. YHEE is the mechanism that connects all three.

Our Vision

A Kenya Where
Youth Are the Economy

YHEE's long-term vision is a Kenya in which every county government operates with a structured youth deployment infrastructure — a permanently available, professionally managed human capital layer that improves public service delivery, generates its own revenue, and provides a sustainable housing pathway for participants.

47
Counties — Addressable Scale
2,000
Youth per County at Full Scale
Year 5
KMRC Mortgage Conversion
Problem Statement

Why YHEE Exists

Kenya's youth unemployment rate masks a more complex structural failure. The problem is not that youth lack skills or ambition. The problem is the absence of a mechanism — a structured interface between youth labour supply, county government demand, and the capital markets that could fund the connection at scale.

County governments consistently underperform their Own Source Revenue targets — not because the revenue base does not exist, but because they lack the field capacity to collect it. Youth are the natural answer to this gap. The mechanism to deploy them, pay them, and document their performance has not previously existed.

The housing deficit exceeds two million units in urban Kenya. The real bottleneck is not construction — it is that without a verifiable income structure, no financial institution can underwrite a product for the majority of youth. YHEE builds that income structure first.

67%
of Kenya's 18–34 year olds outside formal economic participation
2M+
Urban housing deficit in Kenya — supply exists, eligibility does not
~30%
Average OSR revenue gap in Kenya's tier-2 counties — addressable through youth deployment
KES 0
Fiscal cost to county government in YHEE pilot phase — zero budget commitment required
Governance Philosophy

Governed for Institutional Trust

YHEE is designed from formation to meet the governance standards required for DFI engagement, county government partnership, and institutional investor participation. Every structure, document, and process is built for auditability from Day 1.

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Transparency by Design
All operational data — attendance, output, payments — is recorded in real time and available for third-party audit. No operational claim is made without a documented evidence trail.
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Legal Compliance First
Employment Act Section 19 payroll deduction framework. Consent-based data collection. Formal SPV constitution. No county branding or government representation until formally authorised.
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Evidence-Gated Scaling
Each phase of scale is unlocked only by verified performance in the prior phase. Scale decisions are data-driven, not investor-driven. Ambition is bounded by demonstrated operational capacity.
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Partner-First Disclosure
All counterparty relationships, capital structures, and risk factors are disclosed to investors and partners before commitment. No hidden arrangements. Full documentation at every stage.
Strategic Objectives

Eight Objectives.
One Direction.

01
Prove the micro-pilot model within 30 days in Kisumu County
Demonstrate that 20–30 youth can be deployed, supervised, paid, and documented in a repeatable operating unit.
02
Constitute the three-SPV YHEE platform structure
Formally establish Employment, Housing, and Cash Flow SPVs with governance, equity structure, and Founding Directors named.
03
Secure County Government of Kisumu No Objection Letter
Approach the County Executive with 30 days of operational proof and formalise the partnership for Phase 2 scaling.
04
Raise USD 50–80K for Phase 2 (100 youth) expansion
Scale from micro-pilot to structured county programme with housing pilot, county integration, and DFI pre-engagement.
05
Activate the Anderson-Ofafa housing pipeline
Begin placement of performance-eligible youth into the 350 YHEE-reserved units at Anderson-Ofafa Estate, Kisumu.
06
Engage GIZ, AfDB, and IFC at Phase 3 (500 youth)
Present a completed pilot report and active Phase 2 operation to DFI partners for USD 500K Phase 3 funding.
07
Establish KMRC mortgage conversion pathway
Document income-verified youth cohorts eligible for KMRC mortgage products at the 5-year milestone.
08
Build the multi-county replication playbook
Document the Kisumu operating model as a replicable unit ready for deployment across Kenya's 47 counties.
Leadership

The Founder

FO
Felix Otieno Odera
Founder Director — YHEE Employment SPV (In Formation) / Inuka Ltd

Felix is an infrastructure financing originator and senior SAP consultant with deep experience in blended-finance structuring, project development, and institutional investor engagement across Kenya and anglophone Africa. His background spans DFI-facing infrastructure advisory, sovereign and county-government-anchored transaction origination, and the production of institutional-grade documentation across legal, financial, and policy domains.

His SAP IS-Oil background provides a distinctive operational integration capability in infrastructure advisory mandates. YHEE draws on his unique convergence of institutional finance origination, ground-level execution discipline, and African public-sector engagement experience.

Infrastructure FinanceBlended FinanceSAP ConsultingDFI StructuringCounty Government EngagementPPP Advisory
The YHEE Model

Architecture for
Structured Impact

A three-SPV platform structure, two integrated pathways, and an investment-grade capital stack — designed for county government anchor partnerships and DFI participation at scale.

Integrated Pathways

Employment & Housing —
One Integrated System

Income comes before housing. This sequencing is deliberate and critical. YHEE does not build housing and hope people can pay — it builds income first, verifies that it works, and then offers housing to those who have proved they can sustain it.

Pathway One
Employment Pathway
Recruitment & ScreeningYouth aged 18–34 screened for availability, phone/ID verification, and seriousness. Pre-registration database maintained.
Role AssignmentData collectors (12–15), digitisation clerks (5–6), mobilisers (3–4), team leads (4–5). KRAs defined for each role.
Daily Operations8:30am check-in. Task briefing. Midday review. 2:30pm output submission. Daily supervisor sign-off.
Performance TrackingGoogle Sheets: attendance, output, errors. M-Pesa payment references. 10–15% daily quality audit.
Payroll DisbursementKES 10,000–15,000/month. Fixed date. M-Pesa. 100% on record. Employment Act Section 19 structure at scale.
County IntegrationYouth embedded in county revenue, housing, and service departments. OSR performance enhancement fees activated.
Pathway Two
Housing Pathway
Performance Eligibility Gate?80% attendance over 30 days. Consistent output vs KRA. No major disciplinary issues. Minimum two payment cycles received.
Housing Allocation ScoringAttendance (40%), performance (30%), discipline (20%), consistency (10%). Top scorers allocated first.
Unit AssignmentShared units initially (2–3 per unit). Graduate to bedsitter for sustained performers. Voluntary opt-in. Signed occupancy agreement.
Contribution StructureMonthly contribution: KES 1,500–3,000. Subsidised initially. Payment deducted from stipend. Builds tenancy credit history.
Anderson-Ofafa Pipeline350 YHEE-reserved units at Anderson-Ofafa Estate, Kisumu. Completing mid-2026. Performance-eligible youth first-in-queue.
KMRC Mortgage ConversionYear 5: income-verified, disciplined youth cohorts presented to KMRC for formal mortgage product access. Rental ? ownership.
Capital Structure

Investment-Grade
Capital Stack

The YHEE capital stack is structured to meet DFI participation standards — combining senior debt, mezzanine/DFI capital, and equity in a layered structure with multiple credit enhancement mechanisms.

Tranche 01
Senior Debt
60%
11.0% fixed
Tranche 02
Mezzanine / DFI
27%
12.5% blended
Tranche 03
Equity
13%
20–22% IRR target
Credit Enhancement 01
Employment Act Section 19 payroll deduction mechanism — statutory priority
Credit Enhancement 02
Article 225 equitable share backstop — Constitutional anchor for county obligations
Credit Enhancement 03
Debt Service Reserve Account maintained to investment-grade standards
Credit Enhancement 04
ECA political risk cover and KMRC mortgage conversion pipeline as exit mechanism
County Integration Model

Four-Phase County
Integration Sequence

County governments are anchor partners — not programme gatekeepers. YHEE's county strategy is sequenced to build demonstrated value before formalising the relationship.

Phase 1 — Now
Independent Pilot
Operate without county approval. No county branding. No government representation. Purely private, voluntary youth work programme. Demonstrate execution capacity independently.
Phase 2 — Day 30
Evidence Presentation
Pilot Report presented to County Executive — attendance logs, outputs, paid stipends, testimonials. Request non-binding No Objection Letter for scaling discussions.
Phase 3 — Month 3–6
Soft Integration
Youth placed informally in county department contexts. Revenue support roles defined. OSR enhancement performance framework agreed. County provides supervision context.
Phase 4 — Year 1+
Formal Anchor Partnership
County as formal employer of record. Section 19 payroll deductions activated. Article 225 backstop formalised. YHEE scales to full county deployment of 2,000 youth.
Programs & Operations

Execution-Oriented.
Evidence-Driven.

Every YHEE programme component is designed around a single operating principle: if it cannot be measured, it cannot be managed. If it cannot be managed, it will not scale.

Programme Components

Six Operational Programmes

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Youth Mobilisation
Structured recruitment from pre-registration databases maintained across target wards. Phone screening, ID verification, availability confirmation, and seriousness assessment before orientation. Standby list maintained for rapid replacement of non-performers.
Target: 40–50 screened ? 25–30 selected
Standby: 10–15 verified candidates maintained
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Structured Work Systems
Daily schedule: 8:30am check-in, task briefing, midday review, 2:30pm output submission. Role-specific KRAs enforced daily. Team structure: 1 supervisor, 4–5 team leads, 20–30 youth. Google Sheets tracking for attendance, output, and errors.
Data collectors: ?30 valid entries/day
Digitisation clerks: ?100 entries/day, ?2% error rate
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Payroll & Income Management
M-Pesa disbursements on fixed, pre-announced dates. KES 10,000–15,000/month per participant. Every transaction recorded with reference number. Two-week stipend buffer maintained at all times. Payment consistency is the platform's foundational trust signal.
Payment rate target: 100% on-time
Buffer maintained: 2 weeks of total payroll
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Data & Productivity Systems
Youth and housing demand dataset: employment status, skills, income levels, housing readiness, geographic distribution. 10–15% daily quality audit with random callback verification. Duplicate detection and bad data removal protocols. Data becomes a strategic asset for county, DFI, and developer engagement.
Target: 8,000+ verified records in 30 days
Record accuracy target: ?95%
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Housing Integration
Performance-based housing allocation from Day 30 onwards. Eligibility scoring: attendance (40%), performance (30%), discipline (20%), consistency (10%). Shared units initially. Anderson-Ofafa pipeline: 350 units reserved. Monthly contribution KES 1,500–3,000. Signed occupancy agreement.
Phase 1 housing pilot: 5–10 youth
Anderson-Ofafa pipeline: 350 units reserved
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Monitoring & Evaluation
Weekly KPI dashboard updated every Friday. Monthly supervisory report to founding directors. Quarterly external review from Day 90. Pilot Report compiled at Day 30 — formatted for county briefing and DFI pre-engagement. Testimonials, photos, and payment records as evidence package.
Day 30: Pilot Execution Report
Quarterly: External performance review
M&E Framework

Measured at Every Level

YHEE's monitoring and evaluation framework tracks performance at individual, team, programme, and platform levels — producing a fully auditable record from Day 1 of operations.

MetricTargetFrequencyBenchmark
Attendance RatePer participantDaily? 80%
Output vs KRAPer roleDaily100%
Data AccuracyPlatform-wideDaily? 95%
Youth RetentionCohortWeekly? 85%
Stipend Payment RatePlatform-wideMonthly100%
Housing Eligibility RateCohort (Day 30)Monthly? 60%
Cost per ParticipantProgrammeMonthly? over time
Cost per Data RecordProgrammeMonthly? KES 50
Partnerships

Built on
Mutual Value

YHEE creates value for all partners — not through philanthropy, but through structural alignment of interests. Every partnership is designed so that the partner's success and YHEE's success are the same outcome.

Partnership Categories

Seven Partner Categories

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County Governments
County governments receive improved OSR collection performance, a structured youth workforce for department support, and a verified youth and housing demand dataset — all at zero fiscal cost in the pilot phase.
Value: OSR enhancement · Youth workforce · Governance intelligence
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Development Finance Institutions
GIZ, AfDB, IFC, and bilateral DFIs receive a structured, evidence-based youth employment and housing programme with investment-grade governance, measurable impact metrics, and a DFI-compatible capital stack.
Value: Impact returns · SDG alignment · Blended finance deployment
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Property Developers
Developers access a performance-verified, income-generating tenant pipeline for affordable housing units — reducing vacancy risk, validating mortgage eligibility, and accelerating KMRC conversion timelines.
Value: Guaranteed tenant pipeline · Mortgage conversion · Risk reduction
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Impact Investors
Impact investors receive equity participation in a three-SPV structure with a 20–22% IRR target, 2.5× MOIC, and a blended return profile combining financial return with measurable social impact across employment and housing.
Value: 20–22% IRR · 2.5× MOIC · Auditable impact metrics
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Housing Finance Institutions
KMRC and commercial mortgage lenders receive access to a pipeline of income-verified, disciplined youth borrowers — a segment historically excluded from mortgage products due to the absence of verifiable income history.
Value: Qualified borrower pipeline · Verified income history · New market segment
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Technical Partners
Technology, data, and systems partners support YHEE's operational infrastructure — Google Workspace, M-Pesa integration, data verification, and monitoring platforms — in exchange for deployment reference and government-sector access.
Value: Government access · Deployment reference · Scale visibility
Partner Onboarding

How to Partner with YHEE

1
Initial Enquiry
Submit a contact form or direct email expressing interest and partnership category. Response within 48 hours.
2
Introductory Call
30-minute briefing with the YHEE Founder. Platform structure, pilot status, and partnership terms discussed.
3
Briefing Pack Delivery
Full pitch deck, financial model, and data room access provided to serious partners under NDA.
4
Term Sheet Discussion
Partnership structure, investment terms, and governance arrangements agreed in principle.
5
Formal Engagement
Participation agreement or MOU executed. Partner formally onboarded. SPV formation and governance documentation initiated.
Investor Relations

An Invitation to
Co-Found Something Real

We are not presenting a concept note. We are presenting an execution-oriented, evidence-gated platform with a DFI-grade capital structure — and an invitation to be at the founding table.

Investment Rationale

Why Invest in YHEE

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First-Mover Positioning
No comparable structured youth deployment platform has run a credible, documented pilot in Kisumu County. The first mover who builds the dataset, the team, and the county relationship owns the franchise in this market. That window is open in May 2026.
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Three Convergent Drivers
Anderson-Ofafa Estate completing mid-2026 (350 YHEE-reserved units). DFIs actively seeking evidence-based African youth programmes. County government receptive to structured youth frameworks. Three conditions converging simultaneously.
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Evidence Before Scale
The micro-pilot generates 30 days of documented, paid, supervised youth operations before any scale commitment is made. Investors see real attendance logs, real payments, and real testimonials — not projected performance.
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Investment-Grade Structure
Three-SPV architecture. Employment Act Section 19 payroll deduction anchor. Article 225 equitable share backstop. DSRA maintained. KMRC mortgage pipeline as Year 5 exit. Structured for DFI participation standards.
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47-County Addressable Market
The Kisumu micro-pilot is designed as a replicable operating unit. Every documented process, KRA framework, and operational protocol is built for county-to-county replication. The addressable market is 2,000 youth × 47 counties.
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Proprietary Dataset Value
The youth and housing demand dataset generated by YHEE is a strategic asset — useful for county planning, developer demand validation, DFI programme design, and housing finance product development. Multiple monetisation pathways.
Returns & Structure

Financial Returns
at Full Platform

Return MetricBasisTarget
Equity IRRFull Platform20–22%
MOICEquity Tranche2.5×
Senior Debt RateFixed11.0%
Mezzanine / DFI RateBlended12.5%
KMRC ConversionYear 5 milestoneFull portfolio
Addressable CountiesKenya national47
Youth at Full ScalePer county2,000+
Pilot Entry InvestmentKES 400,000

Note: Return targets are projections based on the full platform at scale. The micro-pilot does not generate a financial return. Returns are contingent on successful execution across all phases. This does not constitute a financial offer or solicitation.

20–22%
Target Equity IRR
2.5×
Target MOIC
KES 400K
Founding Director Entry — Pilot Phase
Risk Management Philosophy

Risk Acknowledged.
Mitigated by Design.

YHEE does not minimise the presentation of risk. The platform is designed to surface risk early — at the micro-pilot stage, at KES 400,000 — rather than discover it late, at scale, at millions of shillings.

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Youth Attendance & Retention Risk
Youth may not sustain attendance discipline. Drop-off rates in unstructured environments are historically high across similar programmes.
Mitigation: Standby list from Day 1 · Non-performer replacement within 48 hours · Performance-linked housing incentive · Small, consistent income as retention anchor
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County Engagement Delay Risk
County government approval processes can be slow, politically variable, and subject to change in priority with leadership transitions.
Mitigation: Pilot runs without county approval · Evidence-first approach · No Objection Letter sought post-pilot, not before · Multiple county counterparties identified
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Data Quality & Output Risk
Field data collection is vulnerable to duplication, fabrication, and inconsistency without rigorous quality management systems.
Mitigation: 10–15% daily audit · Random callback verification · Duplicate detection in Google Sheets · Supervisor validation protocols
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Cashflow & Payroll Risk
Delay or failure in stipend payment would critically undermine trust and operational continuity from which recovery is difficult.
Mitigation: Two-week stipend buffer maintained · Fixed payment date announced at orientation · M-Pesa transaction references on record · Payment consistency as non-negotiable
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DFI Engagement Timeline Risk
DFI diligence cycles are long. GIZ, AfDB, and IFC typically require 12–24 months from initial contact to commitment.
Mitigation: Pilot report shortens diligence materially · Phased capital raises reduce dependence on any single DFI · Early engagement during Phase 2 operations
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Regulatory & Legal Risk
Employment Act, housing regulations, and county by-laws may require modification or interpretation as the platform formalises.
Mitigation: Legal counsel engaged at SPV formation · Consent-based data collection · No government representation without authorisation · Full legal documentation at every stage
Investor Data Room

Data Room Architecture

The YHEE investor data room is structured to meet institutional due diligence standards. Access is provided under NDA following an initial introductory call.

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Executive Summary
One-page platform overview, key metrics, and investment thesis for first-meeting distribution.
Available Now
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Pitch Deck (12 slides)
Full investor presentation covering problem, solution, model, pilot, team, and investment opportunity.
Available Now
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Financial Model (7 sheets)
Excel financial model covering capital stack, return projections, cash flow, and scenario analysis.
Available Now
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SPV Formation Documents
SPV constitution drafts, governance framework, and equity structure documentation.
In Preparation
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Pilot Execution Report
30-day pilot report: attendance logs, outputs, payment records, testimonials, and Phase 2 plan.
Available Day 30
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County Engagement Letters
Engagement correspondence with County Government of Kisumu counterparties and No Objection Letter.
In Progress
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Anderson-Ofafa Pipeline Docs
Housing pipeline documentation, unit reservation confirmation, and KMRC conversion framework.
In Preparation
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CPF Engagement File
CPF Financial Services engagement history, KES 150M investment request, and Dr. Hosea Kili correspondence.
Available Under NDA
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Legal & Compliance Pack
Employment Act compliance framework, data protection policy, and regulatory engagement documentation.
In Preparation
Impact & Metrics

Measured Impact.
Verifiable Outcomes.

YHEE does not report on intended impact. It reports on documented, auditable outcomes — because anything that cannot be verified cannot be trusted.

Impact Measurement Framework

Five Impact Categories

Employment Metrics
Youth in structured roles30 ? 2,000+
Average attendance rate? 80%
Youth retention rate? 85%
Output vs KRA rate? 95%
Average monthly incomeKES 10–15K
Income stability (12 months)Tracked
Housing Metrics
Youth in structured housing5 ? 600+
Housing contribution rateTarget 100%
Anderson-Ofafa pipeline350 units
KMRC-eligible youth (Yr 5)Tracked
Housing default rateTarget ? 5%
Rent ? mortgage conversionsYear 5 KPI
County Impact Metrics
OSR enhancement contributionMeasured
Youth demand dataset size8,000+ records
Ward coverageAll target wards
County dept integrationsPhase 3+
Public complaints receivedTarget: zero
County No Objection LettersPhase 2 target
SDG Alignment

Aligned with
Global Development Goals

YHEE's impact framework directly addresses six Sustainable Development Goals — with measurable, auditable contributions to each.

SDG 1 — No Poverty: Structured income for formerly unemployed youth
SDG 8 — Decent Work: Formal employment structures with KRAs and payroll
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities: Economic inclusion for marginalised youth cohorts
SDG 11 — Sustainable Cities: Affordable housing pipeline in urban Kisumu
SDG 16 — Strong Institutions: County OSR and governance capacity strengthening
SDG 17 — Partnerships for Goals: PPP model integrating public, private, and DFI capital
Insights & Resources

Perspective from
the Field

Execution
over Design
Platform Philosophy
Why YHEE Starts with 30 Youth, Not 2,000
The most important strategic decision in the YHEE design process was the choice to start small — deliberately, structurally small — and to treat that smallness as the proof of concept, not as a limitation to overcome.
County
Strategy
County Engagement
Prove First, Formalise Later: The YHEE County Sequencing Model
YHEE's relationship with county governments is built on a simple premise: county officials are not moved by presentations. They are moved by evidence of discipline, clean records, and the absence of chaos.
Housing
Finance
Housing Strategy
Income First: Why YHEE Builds Employment Before Housing
The conventional model builds housing and hopes people can pay. YHEE builds income first, verifies it, and then offers housing as a performance reward. The sequencing is not incidental — it is structural.
DFI
Engagement
Investor Relations
What DFIs Actually Look for in African Youth Employment Programmes
GIZ, AfDB, and IFC share a common diligence framework when evaluating youth employment programmes. Understanding that framework is the difference between a proposal and a partnership.
Data
Strategy
Platform Intelligence
The YHEE Dataset: A Strategic Asset, Not Just Programme Data
By the end of 30 pilot days, YHEE will have generated 8,000+ verified records on youth employment status, housing readiness, skills, and income — a dataset with multiple high-value applications beyond the platform itself.
Kenya
Context
Policy Context
Kenya's OSR Challenge and the Youth Dividend It Is Missing
Kenya's county governments consistently underperform their OSR targets. The capacity to close that gap exists — it is sitting in the youth unemployment statistics. YHEE is the mechanism that connects the two.
Contact YHEE

Start the
Conversation

Whether you represent an institutional investor, a county government, a DFI, or a technical partner — every conversation that builds YHEE starts with a single message.

Founder & Primary Contact
Felix Otieno Odera
Founder Director — YHEE Employment SPV (In Formation) / Inuka Ltd
Location
Nairobi, Kenya
Pilot Operations: Kisumu County
Platform Stage
Pre-Formation · Pilot Active
Founding Director positions currently open
Response Commitment
Within 48 Business Hours
All serious institutional enquiries receive a written response
Enquiry Categories
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County Government Partnership
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All submissions are reviewed by the Founder directly. Institutional enquiries receive the full YHEE briefing pack within 48 hours of initial response.

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