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Miscellaneous Amendments No. 3 Act, 2019 | analysis

21 Jun 2019 new | open government

The combined amendments make significant changes to the entire structure of a sector and a fundamental part of our society. It is imperative that we ensure that we think collectively and carefully about the possible outcomes and consequences of these amendments before enacting them urgently.

The full joint submission | 264.67 KB
Amendment Preamble | 95.73 KB

Under less pressure? Kenyans’ views and experiences on livelihoods and food security

12 Jun 2019 new | Sauti za Wananchi

Poor and less well educated households are much more likely to engage in livestock farming while wealthier and better educated households are more likely to be formally employed.

Twaweza Audited Financial Statements 2018

11 Jun 2019 new | 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 2018 | 2.76 MB
Twaweza Management Letter 2018 | 578.7 KB

Call for proposals | Understanding and enhancing access to public information and citizen participation

23 May 2019 | Jobs

Twaweza is seeking the services of a consultant to assess Civil Servants’ Perspectives and Experiences on Access to Information and Citizen Participation in Local Development Decision Processes in Tanzania

Call For Proposal | 125.51 KB

Kenya: The big four agenda

20 May 2019 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

This brief reports that 8 out of 10 Kenyans (77%) cite corruption as the main reason why the government’s agenda may not succeed. Other factors are named by far fewer people (politics – 13%, bureaucracy – 5%). Nonetheless, 14% of Kenyans say that nothing will derail the agenda.

The Big Four Agenda | Research Brief | 628.6 KB
9 out of 10 Kenyans are dissatisfied with the country’s economic management | Press Release | 228.8 KB

The Big Four Agenda: Kenyans’ views on current public policy issues

20 May 2019 | Sauti za Wananchi

Despite some positive indications in citizens’ views about corruption management, 8 out of 10 Kenyans (77%) cite corruption as the main reason why the government’s agenda may not succeed. Other factors are named by far fewer people (politics – 13%, bureaucracy – 5%). Nonetheless, 14% of Kenyans say that nothing will derail the agenda.

The Big Four Agenda | Research Brief | 628.6 KB
9 out of 10 Kenyans are dissatisfied with the country’s economic management | Press Release | 228.8 KB

Women in Mwanga Kusini in Kigoma face rape and violence | #SasaBasi

8 May 2019 | Announcements

Scores of women in Kigoma are living in fear since 2016 because of an organised crime phenomenon known as Teleza. Women, particularly those who live without men in their homes, are at risk of having their homes broken into by unknown men and then being raped or, if they resist, facing violent retaliation.