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This section contains all publications produced by Twaweza. It also includes some produced by our partners. To access the publication click on the download link below each title. To access a summary click on 'read more'. Many of these are pdfs of hard copy materials or powerpoint presentations so check file size before you download.
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Citizens’ views on politics, demonstration and participation in Tanzania
5 Jul 2018 | Sauti za Wananchi
Citizens want more transparent accountability: most citizens (59%) want the President to explain government spending of taxpayer money to Parliament, and an even larger proportion (78%) want the President to always obey the law and abide by court decisions.
East African citizens' perceptions on refugees
2 Jul 2018 | Sauti za Wananchi
In all three countries; Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda the majority of citizens still have little or no interaction with refugees, yet Ugandans play a critical role, both directly and indirectly, in determining the conditions of refugee asylum.
Clean and Safe? Ugandans’ experiences and opinions on affordable access to clean and safe water.
26 Jun 2018 | Sauti za Wananchi
Three out of four Ugandans (74%) have access to an improved water source, meaning one that provides cleaner and safer water.
What did we do in 2017? | Annual Report
It is time to tell you what we have been doing with the time, talent and treasure that we were privileged to steward in 2017.
How to find love for evidence-based communications
18 Jun 2018 | Learning and Evaluation
If your organisation has the interest and motivation to make your communications more effective, it’s time! At its core, adopting an evidence-based approach to communications is about challenging your organisation’s ideas and putting yourself out there, by asking questions and testing your assumptions to make your work stronger.
Annual Plan 2018
Our plans for 2018: this final Annual Plan of the 2015‐2018 Strategy will see us pushing back against shrinking civic space.
On tap? Kenyans’ opinions and experiences of water, sanitation and hygiene
29 May 2018 | Sauti za Wananchi
Rural households need on average 45 minutes to collect water, up from 37 minutes in 2016. For three out of ten households (30%), collecting water takes at least an hour and for one out of twenty households (5%) it takes at least three hours.
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