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Sub-national conversation and views on education in Kenya

8 Jun 2017 hot | Learning and Evaluation

Research has shown that heavy investment in inputs per se doesn’t guarantee better learning outcomes, and yet stakeholders cite the lack of or inadequacy of the resources pumped into the education system by the government as the main reason for low learning outcomes.

Sub-national Conversation and Views on Education in Kenya | Formative study | 3.4 MB

Twaweza in 2016: the full story

5 Jun 2017 hot | Reports/Plans

We present here the full story of our work in 2016 in all its glory and with all the stumbles we took along the way, and the lessons we learned from both.

Annual Report 2016 Summary | 1.92 MB
Detailed Narrative of Problems and Successes | 1.1 MB
Detailed Core Indicators and Overview | 375.63 KB
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Twaweza Research and Evaluation Advisory Group 2017-18

4 Jun 2017 hot | Learning and Evaluation

We invite a selected group of researchers to join us in shaping Twaweza’s rich mix of design, implementation, evaluation and research by becoming members of the Research and Evaluation Advisory Group

Twaweza Audited Financial Statements 2016

1 Jun 2017 hot | Reports/Plans

Twaweza's financial statements are subjected to independent audit each year. Once approved by the Board, these are disclosed to the public.

Twaweza Financial Report 2016 | 1.76 MB
Twaweza Management Letter 2016 | 4.12 MB

Kenyans’ views on teachers

29 May 2017 hot | Learning and Evaluation

A majority of Kenyans think monetary incentives are the most effective in motivating teachers to attend school regularly, and also to teach as required.

Kenyans' Views on the Teaching Profession and Teachers | Brief | 458.06 KB

Are parents in Kenya engaged in schools?

29 May 2017 hot | Learning and Evaluation

Only 3 out of 10 Kenyans with children in primary school are interested in following up on whether teachers are present or absent in school.

Teacher and pupil absenteeism and parental and community involvement in education | Brief | 1.68 MB

Twaweza in the News 2016

18 May 2017 hot | Learning and Evaluation

Media monitoring is an essential component of tracking our own resonance in the media, as well as monitoring of public discourse in the areas of governance and education.

Twaweza in the News 2016 | Monitoring Brief | 1.66 MB