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81% of Kenyans report that their income is insufficient to meet their household’s basic daily needs

2017-03-14
By Twaweza

Large numbers of citizens struggle to afford food, schooling and housing.

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Enriching public and policy discourse in Kenya, one poll at a time

2017-01-28
By Twaweza

Sauti za Wananchi is recognised as a reliable vehicle for gathering public opinion on governance issues, and as having the potential to boost the inclusion of public voices in policy making. Several policy actors have shown interest in using it to gain insight into citizen views.

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Twaweza in the News 2016

2017-01-09
By Twaweza

In this brief we present mostly quantitative summaries of how our own communication products feature in the media.

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Financial services disproportionately available to the wealthy as 1 in 6 citizens (16%) remain financially excluded

2016-12-20
By Twaweza

Kenyans in the richest households are three times as likely to have taken a loan and twice as likely to have a bank account than those in the poorest households.

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