Sauti za Wananchi
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Citizens, radios, noticeboards: Information demand and supply in Tanzania
7 Aug 2013
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How do Tanzanians primarily access information and of what type? Are citizens aware of politicians and policies? Do they want more information? Sauti za Wananchi provides the most recent nationally representative data on access to information.
- Citizens, radios, noticeboards | Brief |
2.17 MB - Personalities trump policies | Press Release | 287.39 KB
- Wananchi, redio, mbao za matangazo | Brief |
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Capitation grants in primary schools: a decade since their launch, is money reaching schools?
26 Jun 2013
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How much capitation grant do schools get? Do parents and head teachers know about the capitation grant and do they follow up on disbursements? Sauti za Wananchi provides the most recent nationally representative data on the capitation grant in Tanzania.
- Capitation grants in primary school | Brief | 736.95 KB
- 2013 capitation grant – more money seems to be getting to schools | Press Release | 291.28 KB
- Fedha za ruzuku katika shule za msingi | Brief | 738.83 KB
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MPs in Tanzania: Did they perform?
26 Jun 2013
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An important question for any citizen is: how did my MP represent my interests in Parliament? One way to assess performance of MPs is to look at the number of interventions they make in Bunge. In this brief, Twaweza ranks MPs from most to least active.
- Did they perform? | Policy Brief | 6.06 MB
- MPs from smaller parties are more active in Parliament | Press Release | 291.55 KB
- Wabunge wa vyama vidogo wanashiriki zaidi Bungeni | Press Release | 294.19 KB
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First do no harm | Devolution in the health sector in Kenya
22 Feb 2013
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In Kenya a major process of devolution is underway. Health is perhaps one of the most important areas that will be devolved, where its success or lack thereof is likely to have serious implications for service delivery. This brief, produced by IBP in association with Twaweza, answers three key questions: Who is responsible for what? What costs what? Where does the money go? The brief discusses each one of these, and concludes with a set of concrete recommendations.
- Do no harm | Policy Brief | 221.79 KB
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