Casual workers in urban areas are hardest hit by the economic impact of the Coronavirus

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Kenyan citizens’ opinions and experiences on the economic effects of COVID-19

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1 out of 3 have lost their source of income, and 8 out of 10 have less than a week of food at home

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Do households engage in some form of agriculture? Is this their main source of income or a secondary source? Do they own land? And have they experienced any recent land disputes?

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Households which depend on casual work, generally concentrated in urban areas especially big cities, are by far the hardest hit by crises of food and income caused by the Coronavirus.

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Most citizens (85%) report that their household has faced lost income or other financial constraints due to the Coronavirus. Citizens have also been affected by increased food prices (28%) and reduced interaction with friends (23%).

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And seven out of ten (68%) say they are eating less during the past month

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In urban areas, people depend equally on crop farming and casual labour for their income

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In rural households, growing and selling crops is the main source of income for almost half of households. At the same time 1 out of 5 (22%) depend on casual labour for income, similar to urban areas.

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COVID-19 takes its toll on Ugandan’s pockets: households are spending 30% less compared to January.

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Sauti za Wananchi Kenya, special panel, Round 1 – questionnaire

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On average, Ugandans report that their households spend UGX 10,800 per day, down from UGX 14,100 in January of this year. The drop has been sharper in rural areas than urban

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Highlights from our work in 2019 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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Je vyama vya siasa vina kazi gani? Msikie Mhe Zitto Kabwe na Mhe John Shibuda wakizungumzia kazi ya vyama vya siasa nchini

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Wasikie Mhe Zitto Kabwe na Mhe John Shibuda wakizungumzia kazi ya vyama vya siasa nchini

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The overall feedback on Twaweza is positive. The organization is considered to be one of the most reliable and powerful CSOs in the country.

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Uwezo’s seventh annual learning assessment which tested skills among thousands of children on Mainland Tanzania

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But inequalities continue to be a major challenge, affecting learning outcomes

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Fewer than half of citizens say they have attended a public meeting in the last year

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A new Uwezo report reveals a decline in literacy and numeracy levels of Primary 3 to Primary 6 pupils.

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Je, ni upi mchango wa asasi za kiraia katika uchumi wa Tanzania? Mtazame Aidani Eyakuze, Mkurugenzi wa Twaweza akieleza wakati wa Wiki ya Azaki 2019

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Despite seeing local government as a conduit for raising their views, 2 out of 5 citizens (44%) report that they attended a public meeting in the past year.

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Civil servants themselves indicate that, while citizens can engage in processes to make their needs known, priority is given to proposals from public officials themselves.

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 11, 2019 – data

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 11, 2019 – datamap

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 11, 2019 – questionnaire

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4 out of 10 Ugandans (40%) say their access to clean and safe water has improved over the last 12 months, the same portion as say their access has stayed the same (39%) and twice the number that say their access has gotten worse (20%).

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But there are significant disparities, particularly in terms of access to piped water, between urban and rural areas, and poorer and wealthier households

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A specially adapted Uwezo learning assessment for refugee settlements

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Periodic, independent evaluations of performance can contribute to the accountability of educational systems

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A specially adapted Uwezo learning assessment to assess beyond basic skills

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Wanawake mkoani Kigoma wameendelea kunyanyasika kwa kubakwa na watu wajulikanao kama Teleza

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Kubanwa kwa uwazi sasa hivi, kubanwa kwa taasisi za kiuwajibikaji sasa hivi kufanya kazi zao….kutatupa miaka kadhaa ya kutokushughulikia matatizo ambayo yatakuwa yameibuliwa sasa hivi

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 7, 2018 – datamap

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 7, 2018 – data

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 7, 2018 – questionnaire

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Three out of ten Ugandans have experienced an accident or injury in the past six months, either personally (4%) or through a friend (12%) or household member (16%).

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Half of all injuries or accidents are related to boda-bodas

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Hundreds and thousands of data points from six years of the Uwezo Annual Learning Assessment. The data are free for researchers and others stakeholders to download on a not-for-profit basis.

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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.

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They are most likely to suffer from food stress and insufficient incomes

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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.

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And 8 out of 10 say corruption might hinder success of the government’s Big Four Agenda

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6 out of 10 citizens who are aware of the new tax on these services have reduced their transactions as a result

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Asilimia ya watoto wa darasa la 3 ambao waliweza kusoma hadithi fupi ya Kiswahili imeongezeka mara mbili zaidi kati ya mwaka 2011 na 2017

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Highlights from our work in 2018 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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Highlights from our work in 2018 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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Civic space is closing around the world – Twaweza attempts to capture the trends in the countries in which we work

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Wanawake mkoani Kigoma wameendelea kunyanyasika kwa kubakwa na watu wajulikanao kama #Teleza.

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Sauti za Wananchi Kenya, round 23, 2018 – datamap

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Sauti za Wananchi Kenya, round 23, 2018 – data

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Sauti za Wananchi Kenya, round 23, 2018 – questionnaire

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Seven out of ten Kenyans (71%) say they are not satisfied overall with the direction in which the country is heading; half of these blame economic issues for this view.

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 8, 2018 – data

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 8, 2018 – questionnaire

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A majority of citizens (79%) say that they think mobile money services are too expensive. This is compared to 3 out of 10 (32%) who said the same one year before.

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The initiative was born to bring together local level stakeholders (pupils, parents, teachers and leaders) to collectively find solutions to challenges facing the education sector in their communities using existing spaces and platforms (village barazas, parent meetings, school government).

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Half of Uganda’s households have members that have dropped out of school for financial reasons

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 8, 2018 – data

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Sauti za Wananchi Uganda, round 8, 2018 – questionnaire

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This brief reports that if given a cash injection of UGX 350,000 from the government, on average Ugandans are likely to spend close to half of it (44%) on starting or growing a business, 18% on agriculture and 13% on school fees.

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One out of three Jumuiya leaders (33%) report having taken action based on the recommendations in the guides.

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Watu wako salama? Njoo tuongee na msemaji wa Jeshi la Polisi

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Je, kuna changamoto gani katika maswala ya mazingira na muungano? Njoo tuongee.

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Je, upatikanaji wa maji mtaani kwako bado ni changamoto? Njoo tuongee na Prof Kitila Mkumbo kupata majibu

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Je, unaelewa majukumu ya TAMISEMI? Njoo tuongee na Mh. Selemani Jaffo kufahamu zaidi.

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Je, tuongee uwajibikaji serikali za mitaa chini ya TAMISEMI.

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2 out of 3 Kenyans say cost of living is the biggest problem for their households

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Je, unafahamu kwamba kupata habari ni haki yako? Njoo tuongee na Waziri Harrison Mwakyembe akijibu maswali ya wananchi

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Mapambano dhidi ya rushwa na kufanya mambo kwa siri vinaendana?

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2019.

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After a breathless four years of implementing our 2015-2018 strategy, it is that time again. Twaweza is proud and pleased to present our strategy for 2019 to 2022

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Twaweza East Africa piloted an approach to catalyze public agency at the sub-national level in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, with the education sector as an entry point, and the issue of teacher and pupil absenteeism as the problem in focus

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One out of four Tanzanians (27%) have heard of Twaweza, and most of them understand what Twaweza does.

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

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This manual has been prepared to ensure transparent and accountable governance and management of Twaweza.

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These regulations contain the basic principles, policies and regulations that are to guide Twaweza East Africa’s financial and administration operations

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This manual has been prepared to enable the application of fair, consistent and equitable terms and conditions for all employees

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The Program Policies will form the basis from which operational standards are developed and updated.

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Aisha ni mwanamke mtanzania, msikilize akieleza maisha yake

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Highlights from our work in 2017 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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A simplified view of the methodology for our pioneering Sauti za Wananchi mobile phone survey.

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Je, wazazi wanaonaje swala zima la kuchangia michango shuleni?

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Mapambano dhidi ya rushwa na kufanya mambo kwa siri vinaendana?

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To understand better the mechanisms of how an individual-performance based initiative KiuFunza interacted with the school’s collective, we conducted in-depth qualitative research in the 10 schools participating in KiuFunza in the Mbozi district in Tanzania.

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The performance pay learning impact was studied in a nationally representative sample of 180 schools (60 schools randomly selected into each of the two incentive pay programs, and 60 control schools). The evaluation finds that both types of teacher performance pay systems improved student test scores.

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2018.

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Kenyans are slightly more optimistic about the security situation compared to last year. Four out of ten (42%) say the security situation in their area has improved over the past three months, compared to 38% who said the same in 2016.

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The audit was done according to the international standards on auditing

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The 2017 edition focuses on privatization, partnerships, corporate capture and their impact on sustainability and inequality.

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An audit of our policies and systems

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2017

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Schooling, whether we like it or not, is not just about academic performance but it has an impact on the child’s social and emotional well-being and health and other aspects of his/her development

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One out of ten Ugandans owns a smart phone and is a member of at least one social network, mostly Facebook. This is one of three briefs produced to mark the launch of Sauti za Wananchi in Uganda.

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Ugandans live in households with an average of five members; half of these households have earthen floors. This is one of three briefs produced to mark the launch of Sauti za Wananchi in Uganda.

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The majority of Ugandans name health as one of the three most pressing challenges for the country (59%) and their own household (55%). This is one of three briefs produced to mark the launch of Sauti za Wananchi in Uganda.

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Far fewer Kenyan citizens are using government health facilities in 2017 (47%) compared to 2016 (74%). Citizens using private or NGO facilities rose at the same time from 16% in 2016 to 34% in 2017.

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A full 2 out of 3 Tanzanians (67%) think that it is important for the country to get a new constitution.

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Almost 9 out of 10 citizens (85%) think that the level of corruption has declined compared to five years ago. In contrast, in 2014, 8 out of 10 (78%) said that there was more corruption than 10 years ago.

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When it comes to both national and county governments, only 1 in 10 citizens think their opinions are considered in decision making to a large extent.

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As part of our Basic Education portfolio, Twaweza is undertaking a rigorous process of curriculum analysis in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda.

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One out of two citizens (53%) say the security situation in their neighbourhood has improved over the past year, 37% say it has stayed the same while 10% think it has gotten worse.

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Over the past two years, however, citizens’ priorities have shifted substantially. In 2015, 34% of citizens cited poverty or economic challenges as one of their top three priority areas for the country compared to 60% mentioning this in 2017.

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Overall four out of ten citizens in Kenya think democracy in the country is being practiced to a small extent (40%) or not at all (4%), while a similar number (43%) do not know what democracy means.

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Twaweza and CSSC co-produced 600,000 discussions guides for distribution among Jumuiya prayer groups and partnered with five popular Christian radio stations to support the printed information and encourage discussion. This brief provides reflections and insights from the work.

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This brief looks at the availability of key information and functions on a selection of key government websites.

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Only about 14% and 16% parents want their male and female children respectively to join the teaching profession mostly due to perceptions of low pay for teachers and the frequent strikes.

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Twaweza commissioned a qualitative study to explore the state of debate and communication about education in general, and learning outcomes in particular, among district-level decision makers in ten selected districts in Kenya.

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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, even though 3 in 10 Kenyans think teachers and head teachers do not come to school as expected.

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Twaweza is rewarding 788 Standard I, II, and III subject teachers and 135 head teachers for 2016 test performance. The value of the total bonus fund is TZS 251,827,040.

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Three out of four citizens think students leaving primary school do not have the skills they need for life. A substantial nine out of ten citizens admit not knowing how much funding is available to schools for free primary education

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When properly motivated teachers can use their creativity to help children learn, even in the most difficult of circumstances. This was one of the observations during a policy discussion held around KiuFunza in Dodoma.

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The majority of Ugandans would not be able to find basic government information today: over 85% could not find information on education, agriculture or local budgets.

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Highlights from our work in 2016 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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This brief examines potential users’ of the portal interactions with it and their use of data in their work more broadly.

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Prior to the launch of Sauti za Wananchiin Kenya, Twaweza carried out a study to examine the Kenyan polling market, and to establish the potential of Sauti za Wananchi as a platform for regular citizen feedback on critical emerging issues in Kenya.

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We partnered with MIT’s GOV/LABto run an innovative experiment using the conjoint design to dig into questions such as how ordinary Tanzanian citizens see politics and government.

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At least half of Tanzania’s households report that they worried about running out of food (69%); there was not enough food to feed all household members (51%), or a household member skipped a meal because they could not get food (50%).

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On average, Kenya citizens estimate their daily needs at KES 99 per person yet 8 out of 10 citizens (81%) feel their income is insufficient to meet their household’s needs.

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A total of 7 out of 10 citizens (69%) remember that their MP promised the community a water project during the last election campaigns. However, 3 out of 4 (75%) say that none of these commitments have been implemented.

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One in four rural households (26%) spend at least one hour collecting water compared to one in ten citizens (12%) in urban areas.

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In 2016 we developed an experiment in public agency around a salient issue in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda – supporting, challenging and facilitating our district implementing partners, and making use of data, insights, and information in new, locally-relevant ways.

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In an effort to better understand the “production of education” in districts and schools, Twaweza commissioned a qualitative study to explore the state of debate and communication about education in general,and learning outcomes in particular,among district-level decision makers in ten selected districts in mainland Tanzania.

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Among children aged 9 to 13, many are unable to complete Standard 2 work and the differences between districts are huge. In Iringa Urban, the best performing district, 74% of children aged 9 to 13 are able to pass basic literacy tests in English and Kiswahili and basic numeracy tests, while the corresponding figure in Sikonge is 15%.

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2017.

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In April 2017 something unique happened in Tanzania’s education sector. Early grade primary school teachers taking part in a Twaweza program called KiuFunza received a bonus depending on how well their students performed on Kiswahili reading and math tests at the end of 2016.

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After a two year trial, Twaweza, in collaboration with COSTECH and Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA), has shown that cash on delivery (or performance pay) for teachers can significantly improve learning outcomes.

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Every year the whole of Twaweza closes up shop and the entire organization spends time immersed in communities in one of our three countries of operation. In 2016 we tried something different for our annual immersion

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Every year, we conduct an internal review of our progress and accomplishments against annual goals. In 2016, we also wished to include feedback from selected informed individuals outside Twaweza (critical friends) on their view of our progress and direction, and reflection on our successes and areas for improvement.

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

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2016

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One out of five citizens (22%) have an individual or joint bank account, up from 19% in 2014. Access to bank accounts varies significantly between different groups.

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Eight out of ten Kenyans (84%) are financially included in that they have a bank or mobile money account, an insurance product, or a loan from a formal institution.

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The idea is to test slightly higher level skills at schools to test the capabilities of the Uwezo data collection infrastructure and to understand teachers’ expectations of their students’ performance and share actual results with them.

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Following the introduction of fee free education up to secondary level, 50% of citizens say the quality of education has improved. At the same time 35% think the quality has stayed the same while 15% think it has become worse.

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The majority of Kenyans (70%) feel that Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) troops should be withdrawn from Somalia. Just over half of citizens (53%) want the troops to be deployed to Kenyan borders.

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As elections draw near, 70% of citizens report being afraid that the country may experience violence during the 2017 general elections. Almost half (44%) are very afraid of this possibility.

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Half of citizens feel that Kenya’s health care system has major problems with the cost and availability of drugs cited as significant challenges but two thirds (68%) of Kenyans do not have health insurance.

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1 out of 10 Ugandans has heard of the Access to Information Act (ATI). Of those who are aware of the Act, 85% understand its meaning and purpose.

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A short introduction to Twaweza randomized trial in education

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Almost all citizens (95%) think that they should be free to criticize the government when they believe it has done something wrong. Seven out of ten citizens (69%) agree that democracy is their preferred form of government.

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The majority of citizens report that they think there have been improvements in almost all public services under the fifth phase government.

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8 out of 10 citizens (81%) think that they have a role to play in improving the quality of education in the country. And in some ways they are actively fulfilling their obligations: 8 out of 10 citizens visit their children’s school and discuss learning with teachers at least once a term.

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Just one out of five citizens (18%) say that doctor absenteeism has been an issue in their local health facility in the past three months.

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Nationally, 3 out of 10 pupils in P3-P7 can do Class 2 work. Although learning outcomes are poor across the country, there are stark inequalities between groups and locations. Household, school and locational factors seem to have the most effect on learning.

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Significant portions of Kenyans report that all the children who have disabilities in their communities are not in school.

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More than half of citizens on the Mainland (53%) report that they do not know what happened in Zanzibar between October 2015 and March 2016.

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The majority of citizens (79%) disapprove or strongly disapprove of the government’s decision to ban live television and radio coverage of Parliament. Almost all citizens (92%) do think that it is important that Parliament be aired live.

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Despite marked progress in increasing access to education across Kenya in recent years, Kenya has not fully met its commitments under the Education for All Goals.

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Uwezo data highlight some critical issues in terms of teacher distribution. The teacher/classroom (stream) ratio is low. On average, there were 12 teachers for every school with 10 classrooms (streams).

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Citizens are most confident about getting information on how to formally complain about a broken water point: 4 out of 10 (42%) think they could get this information. When it comes to more sensitive information, citizens are even less confident: only 27% think they would be given information on how to report corruption.

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Twaweza and the World Bank have jointly produced a handbook on mobile phone panel surveys.

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While long-term legislation allows the government to unilaterally ban newspapers, 91% of citizens think that any ban should first be justified and defended in Court.

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A simplified view of the methodology for our pioneering Sauti za Wananchi mobile phone survey.

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Highlights from our work in 2015 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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In Songea Urban, 1 out of 4 children under 5 have severe malnutrition while in Musoma Urban and Tabora Urban less than 1 out of 200 do.

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The proportion of Ugandans who have heard of the Capitation Grant (a government policy of funding allocated to public schools, per student per year) increased from 10% in January 2014 to 35% in March 2015. It is plausible that a Twaweza-supported mass media initiative in partnership with Vision Group contributed to the increase.

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In 2015 particularly, Twaweza’s election poll received very wide coverage – but while the media noise can seem very loud in urban areas, we wondered how much do ordinary citizens know about us, the campaigns that we implement, and what do they think of them?

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Kenyans are overwhelmingly positive about devolution: 47% strongly agree and 35% agree with the statement ‘I support devolution in Kenya.’

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A simplified view of the methodology for our pioneering Sauti za Wananchi mobile phone survey.

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To introduce the ideas and concepts of Uwezo and the methodology for citizen-led assessments, Uwezo have produced this six part toolkit on the key aspects of their process.

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Citizens’ views on new policies being implemented in education. Three ou of four believe that making education fee-free will improve quality.

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2016.

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The aim is to examine the effectiveness of (1) teacher “Cash on Delivery”, a teacher bonus that depends on the skills that students in their class master; and (2) sending Capitation Grants in full directly to the school bank accounts; relative to “business as usual”, represented by a control group.

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Twaweza had overall a strong media presence in 2015, with a total of 664 unique pieces of media coverage. Our media presence continues to be stronger in Tanzania as compared to Kenya and Uganda.

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The core of this analysis rests on the triangulation of various sources (international and national) on the current status of each of the five dimensions of civic space in Tanzania, as protected by the law and as executed in practice.

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A review of the language policies in education and proposed solutions for the curent challenges in Tanzania.

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2015

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But half believe that marginalization is causing the rise of radical groups and that a military solution is the best way to address this

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A large majority of citizens (88%) think that Tanzania is safe and secure. At the same time, just 6 out of 10 citizens (61%) think that East Africa as a whole is secure.

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Mwaka mmoja baada ya utekelezaji wa Matokeo Makubwa Sasa, wengi hawajaona mabadiliko yoyote katika sekta ya maji

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One year after implementation of Big Results Now in water sector, citizens report no change

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Ni wananchi wasiozidi wanne kati ya kumi ndio wanapata maji ya bomba. Wengi huchota maji kutoka kwenye visima na madimbwi

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A great cast of characters and a dynamic format meant there was enriching sharing of experiences

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Just over one out of three citizens (36%) has access to piped water.

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What are the issues that matter most to Tanzanian voters? Have MPs delivered on the promises they made in previous elections? Which political parties and politicians are most (or least) popular?

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Takwimu zinaonyesha kwamba wananchi hawaelewi nafasi rasmi ya Ukawa

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More than 6 out of 10 citizens (62%) report that they feel closest to CCM out of all political parties

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Most citizens express deep distrust of politicians and say that they are not interested in politics

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By understanding citizen behavior, we can better understand how citizens develop political beliefs and habits.

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Ni asilimia 7 tu wanaoijua TPDC na wanaweza kuelezea kazi zake (takwimu hazijaoneshwa).

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6 out of 10 citizens (59%) think that the natural gas deposits will improve their lives and a similar number (58%) expect that the Government will invest gas revenue into public services

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Household Questionnaire

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Afya, maji na elimu ndio changamoto kuu kwa wananchi

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Watu 6 kati ya 10 walitaja afya (59%) kuwa ni miongoni mwa matatizo matatu makuu na ukosefu wa maji (46%), elimu duni (44%)

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Almost half of all citizens (46%) report that policies are most important determining their choice of President. No other issue was nearly as important: the next most popular criteria was morality and ethics, mentioned by 17% of citizens.

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Asilimia 51 wana imani na uwezo wa Tume ya Taifa ya Uchaguzi katika kuhakikisha uchaguzi unakuwa huru na wa haki.

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Wananchi watazingatia zaidi sera wakati wa kuchamgua Rais.

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Almost half of citizens care most about policies when choosing the next President.

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Wengi wanatarajia ajira milioni nne na shilingi milioni 7.5 kwa kila mtu.

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Citizens expect four million jobs and 7.5 million shillings each from gas deposits

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On average, among all children tested in Primary 3 to Primary 7, two out of three pupils (67%) are unable to read and solve division at Primary 2 level.

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Overall learning inequalities (among districts and schools) are highest in Keny and lowest in Uganda, while inequalities along socio-economic status are again highest in Kenya and lowest in Tanzania.

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Household Data 2015 (excel)

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Household Data 2015 (STATA)

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Household Datamap (excel)

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Political Poll

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In Nyeri, the best performing county, 6 in 10 Class 3 pupils have basic numeracy and literacy skills

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This post examines the measures used in research asking whether mass communication contributes to positive behavior change among citizens?

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Wazazi 9 kati ya 10 wanakiri kuwa ya kubadilishwa kwa lugha ya kufundishia kunawaletea watoto matatizo

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9 out of 10 say children face difficulties changing languages between primary and secondary

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Mwananchi mmoja kati ya wawili anaamini kwamba kujua kusoma na kuandika ni stadi muhimu kwa wanaomaliza elimu ya sekondari.

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One in two citizens believes that being able to read and write is the most important skill for secondary school graduates

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The idea was to try to balance between a commercial entertainment-only concert and conventional social-minded communication.

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In 2014 Twaweza Uganda engaged with a number of partners to execute a country-wide communication campaign promoting positive social change among youth (aged between 18 and 30).

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Does compelling mass communication contribute to positive behavior change among citizens?

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Most Tanzanians want officials to be punished if they don’t provide the information requested.

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Nursery school, literate mothers and parental involvement in education all appear to lead to better learning outcomes

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This year we were in Eastern Uganda. Fifty of us fanned out accross three districts to ‘immerse’ ourselves in other people’s realities.

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The overall objective of the evaluation wasto provide a comprehensive summary and aggregation of Twaweza’s Tanzania-based activities over the 2009-2014 period

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A look behind the scenes of Twaweza’s ongoing panel survey in Tanzania.

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Wilaya ya Mbeya mjini inoongoza kwa ufaulu. Watoto 3 kati ya 4 (wenye miaka 9-13) wa wilaya hiyo wana uwezo stahiki wa kusoma na kuhesabu

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In Mbeya Urban, the best performing district, 3 out of 4 children (aged 9-13) have basic literacy and numeracy skills

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Wananchi nane kati ya kumi wanaamini taarifa za mamlaka za umma zinapaswa kupatikana kwa wananchi wa kawaida (77%).

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Twaweza’s large scale follow up survey across Tanzania is now in the field. Here’s why we are doing it.

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As Twaweza, we straddle both the policy and citizen space. Immersion allows us to focus on the lived realities of ordinary citizens

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Asilimia 84 ya wananchi wanaunga mkono kupitishwa kwa muswada wa sheria ya upatikanaji wa taarifa.

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A large majority of citizens (84%) support the passage of an access to information law.

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Top district in East Africa for learning outcomes is Mbeya Urban in Tanzania, but overall Kenya outperforms Tanzania and Uganda

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This overview paper explains a series of studies to evaluate Uwezo, summarizes the main findings that arose from it and situates Uwezo within other recent research trends and findings on the importance of information in promoting citizen action, and the link between citizens, authorities, and patterns of accountability.

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Three out of ten citizens (30%) have experienced theft in the last year. Overall half of Tanzanians have ever had something stolen from them

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Wananchi watatu kati ya kumi (30%) wameshakukumbana na wizi ndani ya kipindi cha mwaka jana. Kwa ujumla, nusu ya Watanzania wote wamewahi kuibiwa

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Highlights from our work in 2014 – challenges, failures, successes and insights

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Half of the citizens have experienced theft, three out of ten in the past year

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Fewer than 5 out of 10 Standard 3 children (45%) can read a Standard 2 Kiswahili story

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Mtu mmoja kati ya watatu amewahi kuibiwa kipindi cha mwaka mmoja uliopita.

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Overall half of Tanzanians have ever had something stolen from them.

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93% of respondents had seen the booklets in use during classes at their school.

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Zaidi ya nusu yao (asilimia 52) wanasema wataunga mkono Katiba Inayopendekezwa

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As the deadline to hold a referendum on the proposed constitution draws near, citizens’ views are largely split.

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We are committed to asking ourselves hard questions about the success of our first strategic period. So, with support from one of our top partners and funders, the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida), we conducted an external evaluation of the first strategic period of the entire Tanzania program.

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Did we make it happen? An evaluation of Twaweza’s first strategic period

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Fewer than 4 out of 10 Class 3 children can read a Class 2 Kiswahili story while in the same class, 2 out of 10 cannot read a Kiswahili word while in Class 8, 4 out of 100 children cannot read a Class 2 Kiswahili story.

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Mtu mmoja kati ya wawili Tanzania Bara (asilimia 52) ana mpango wa kuiunga mkono Katiba Inayopendekezwa atakapopiga Kura ya Maoni

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This video was created as part of an online course on citizen engagement

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The message of citizen’s participation and responsibility in bringing change was well understood and considered to be the central idea raised by the magazine

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XYZ Media produced a fictional animated conversation between Presidents about the latest Uwezo findings.

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Partners, XYZ Media, created an animated take of three presidents in a classroom.

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Are citizens aware of the controversy surrounding the proposed draft? Do they support the opposition’s attempts to block the process? How do they feel about the changes made between the drafts?

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Zaidi ya nusu ya wananchi (55%) wanaamini kuwa aina hii ya rushwa inagusa sana maisha ya yao ya kila siku

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Almost six out of ten (57%) believe that the President is responsible for following up on audit issues

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It is also a common belief that voting is the only way in which people can have a say in how the government runs

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Only one out of twenty (6%) think that those found to be corrupt should be banned from public office and one out of six (15%) think they should be imprisoned

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Household Data 2015 (excel)

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Household Data 2015 (STATA)

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Household Datamap 2015 (excel)

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We have learned much, and have made some significant changes, which we outline in this new strategy – covering 2015-2018.

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7 out of 10 assessed in primary 7 were able to read and comprehend a primary 2 level story and correctly solve primary 2 level division

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Despite enthusiasm for citizen-led assessments of learning outcomes, we know little about their impact on citizen action or learning outcomes

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85% of the respondents received at least one of the three distributed LHRC booklets

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Among the 185 video hall operators surveyed, 96% purchase movies from video libraries, while 18% purchase movies from movie distributors (Twaweza partners)

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Zaidi ya mwananchi mmoja kati ya kumi anatambua au anaweza kuelezea kwa usahihi kazi za taasisi mbalimbali za usimamizi

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2015.

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While 100% of children in Standard 3 should be able to read basic English and Kiswahili stories, and do simple mathematics of class two level , a new citizen-led assessment report reveals that very few are able to do so.

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2014

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

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

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Trac FM uses mobile phone technology to collect listeners’ opinions through poll questions which are incorporated into partner radio station programs.Twaweza commissioned a study to monitor the delivery, coverage and quality of their service.

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Citizens say service delivery, economic growth and national unity are the top priorities for the future

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Wananchi wanamatumaini kuwa nchi itakuwa yenye uchumi wa kati ifikapo 2025

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Citizens think the country will become middle-income by 2025

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At the end of 2014, we commissioned an independent monitoring exercise to assess the delivery, coverage and quality of the service that Trac FM provides to radio stations.

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More than half of citizens (54%) think their lives will be better in 2025. This is true among young and old, men and women, and rural and urban residents.

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84.2% of the respondents had heard of Uwezo prior to the LQAS exercise, and 89.2% also confirmed that someone had come to their household to assess the children in the previous month.

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6 out of 10 young Ugandans get their news from the radio, this is then followed by television, newspapers, then the internet

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11% of Kenyans have ever watched the Tazama! show, and 24% have ever watched the XYZ show.

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4 out 10 young Ugandan parents never check their children’s homework

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Almost half of citizens (46%) report to have witnessed discrimination in employment against people with disabilities.

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Watanzania wengi hawaridhiki na utendaji wa wabunge na hawatawachagua tena

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Many Tanzanians are unhappy with performance of MPs and will not re-elect them

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Wapiga kura wanakumbuka ahadi za Wabunge wao, ambazo nyingi hazijatekelezwa.

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A large majority are in favour of single tourist visa, regional travel with ID card, joint infrastructure and free movement of labour

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One out of three citizens (33%) on Tanzania Mainland does not know who they will vote for in the upcoming presidential election.

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Does our wide-reaching assessment of learning outcomes influence policies, budgets or plans in East Africa?

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Wengi wamependelea visa ya pekee ya utalii, uwezo wa kusafiri ndani ya kanda kwa kitambulisho cha taifa, miundombinu ya pamoja na uhuru wa kufanya kazi popote ndani ya Jumuiya

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Kenya and Uganda are the most popular integration partners

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Wananchi wanane kati ya kumi wanaamini kuwa tunapaswa kubaki mwanachama wa Jumuiya ya Africa Mashariki

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Eight out of ten citizens (80%) think Tanzania should remain in the East African Community (EAC)

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Wananchi saba kati ya kumi (71%) wanaripoti kuwa, kwa maoni yao, upigaji kura ndio njia pekee ya kuleta ushawishi kwa Serikali

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Je, wananchi wanashiriki na wanaweza kuiwajibisha Serikali?

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Seven out of ten citizens (71%) think voting is the only way they have influence over Government

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Seven out of ten citizens (70%) report that they think that have no say in what Government does

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Wananchi watatu kati ya watano waliombwa rushwa walipokutana mara ya mwisho na polisi

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Three out of five citizens asked for a bribe in their last encounter with the police

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Je, juhudi za Serikali zimesaidia vita dhidi ya rushwa?

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In recent years, Tanzania has taken a number of steps to strengthen mechanisms for controlling corruption. But do citizens see the difference?

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Wananchi watafakari juu ya hali ya elimu Tanzania

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We are encouraged that, even though we are in the initial stages of BRN, as many as 15% of the respondents are aware of the programme

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Wazazi watathmini ujuzi wa watoto japo ni wa chini ila kwa usahihi. Na wala hawaoneshi kudai kubadili hali hii katika siku zijazo

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Parents have low but correct assessments of children’s skills and do not express an urge for this to change in the future

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Wananchi wanne kati ya watano wanaamini kuwa mafuta na gesi yatawanufaisha wao, watoto wao na nchi yao kwa ujumla

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Four out of five citizens believe that oil and gas will benefit them, their children and the country.

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How is it that despite the investment we are making and with high enrolment, better attendance and more teachers, learning outcomes are not improving?

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Wananchi wanafahamu kuhusu ugunduzi wa gesi lakini wangependa taarifa zaidi

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Citizens know about gas discoveries but want more information

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Watu walio wengi wana matumaini kuhusu matarajio ya gesi asilia, huku wananchi wanne kati ya watano wakiamini kuwa gesi asilia ni nzuri kwa ajili yao, watoto wao na nchi yao kwa ujumla.

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Most people are optimistic about the prospects of natural gas with four out of five believing that the natural gas is good for them, their children and the country.

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Political incentives – visible reform efforts & quick results are preferred by politicians (and voters)

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Licha ya ukosefu wa fedha za kutosha katika sekta ya afya, tatizo la kuisha kwa akiba ya dawa katika vituo vya afya halitotatuliwa kwa kuongeza rasilimali peke yake

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Although citizens are aware that stock outs are a problem, they do not know what they can do to solve the problem.

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In 86% of Tanzanian households at least one of the children attends a primary school.

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Most active use was reported by respondents from the media sector, who described the briefs being used as supporting material and evidence by TV and radio presenters

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Ni mtu 1 tu kati ya watu 20 (6%) mwenye umri zaidi ya miaka 60 na ni mtoto 1 kati ya 5 (18%) mwenye umri chini ya miaka mitano ambao hupata huduma na matibabu bure katika vituo vya afya

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Only 1 out of 20 (6%) people over the age of 60 and 1 out of 5 (18%) children under five receive free treatment and care at health facilities.

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Lakini mabadiliko yanachukua muda, na changamoto ya upatikanaji wa dawa muhimu inabakia kuwa suala la kudumu kwa wananchi wengi.

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Change takes time, and a lack of access to essential medicines remains a chronic issue for man

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Mwananchi mmoja kati a wawili anatarajia kwamba maisha yake yatakuwa bora zaidi kati a siku zijazo

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Stories, surprises, lessons and progress against our outcomes in 2013.

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Idadi kubwa ya Watanzania wanaunga mkono vifungu vinavyohusiana na haki ya wananchi kupata taarifa au habari, na kuongezeka kwa uwajibikaji na uwazi wa viongozi wa umma

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The majority of Tanzanians would vote Yes for the current draft of the constitution

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Many Tanzanians feel that their opinions are not heard and that it is a useless battle to try to influence policy makers.

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Children who had attended some nursery school performed better

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The majority of Tanzanians are supportive of clauses around the public right to information, and increased accountability and transparency of public officials

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Upatikanaji wa maji safi hauboreki licha ya uwekezaji mkubwa

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Upatikanaji wa maji safi na salama ni changamoto kubwa kwa watu wengi nchini Tanzania.

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Access to clean water not improving despite huge investments in recent years

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Access to clean water is a major challenge for a large number of people in Tanzania.

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26% ya kaya za kitanzania zina mtu mwenye ulemavu

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Watu binafsi na jamii kwa ujumla wanakiri kuwakosea heshima watu wenye ulemavu

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26% of households have a someone with a disability in them

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Two out of ten citizens (17%) know of organisations that give preferential treatment in terms of employing people with disabilities

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Mara nyingi wananchi hawapati msaada wa polisi wanaouhitaji

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The number of out of school children is increasing gradually

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Tanzania has faced the huge challenge of ensuring that adequate essential medicines and supplies are available at public health facilities.

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Watanzania hawafahamu namba za simu za dharura za polisi na kikosi cha zimamoto

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Citizens report that most cases that they have heard of when a person is threatened, beaten, stoned or killed are carried out by a mob or individual rather than the police or the army.

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Many children across East Africa are not learning basic literacy and numeracy skills

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Almost half (46%) of all Tanzanians report having witnessed violence in public in the last six months as compared with one out of five (20%) who report having had something stolen from them.

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Both TMF and Twaweza generally perform better than the control group against the measured quality criteria.

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Just 2 out of 10 pupils (19%) in standard 3 can read a Standard 2 level English story.

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Kijitabu hiki kinatoa mfano wa matukio kuhusu baadhi ya harakati za wananchi waliojitolea kuzilinda haki zao za kikatiba

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Kijitabu hiki kitakuwezesha kutambua maana na umuhimu wa Katiba yaani jinsi inavyogusa maisha yako

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Kijitabu hiki kitakuwezesha kutambua maana na umuhimu wa Katiba yaani jinsi inavyogusa maisha yako

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Wananchi wanawaamini wabunge kuwakilisha maslahi yao kwenye Bunge la Katiba

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Extending the Uwezo strategy period by one year offers an opportunity to address key questions and explore new components regarding the Uwezo theory of change and program design

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We have just released our Annual Plans for 2014, both for our Uwezo initiative and our citizen engagement work

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Many Kenyans still do not have quality and affordable health care. Inequalities in healthcare fall along geographic, socio-economic and gender lines

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The idea behind the calendar is to motivate teachers about their call to serve and follow in the footsteps of the independence president of the country.

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

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2013

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Zaidi ya theluthi moja (36%) ya Watanzania Bara wameshiriki katika marekebisho ya katiba kupitia mikutano ya jamii, SMS, mahojiano, barua na barua pepe.

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Over a third (36%) of Tanzanians on the Mainland have participated in the constitutional review process through community meetings, SMS, interviews, letters and email.

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Every year, we take time to immerse ourselves in communities across one of our countries of operation to learn by doing about citizen agency and government responsiveness as eperienced by citizens.

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Capitation grant receipts in schools in just the first quarter of 2013 are reported to be almost equal to the average that was disbursed for the whole year over the previous three years.

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Kiasi cha fedha za ruzuku kilichopokelewa katika robo ya kwanza tu ya mwaka 2013 kinaripotiwa kuwa karibu sawa na wastani uliogawiwa kwa mwaka mzima katika miaka mitatu iliyopita.

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Je, fedha hizi za ruzuku ya uendeshaji wa shule zinafika shule na kwa wakati? Je, walimu na wazazi wanajua kuhusu fedha hizo?

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Mwaka 2002 ulikuwa ndiyo mwanzo wa Mpango wa Maendeleo ya Elimu ya Msingi (MMEM), uliokuwa hatua kubwa ya kimaendeleo na ulifungua fursa ya elimu kwa wote

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In 2002, a landmark development opened up schooling for all by abolishing school fees. Ten years later, does the money that was intended to compensate for the lack of income through fees reach schools?

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Maduka kadhaa ya dawa jijini Dar es Salaam yanaendelea kuuza dawa ya kutibu malaria kwa bei isiyo sahihi kwa dozi za watoto na watu wazima

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A number of pharmacies in Dar es Salaam continue to sell anti-malaria medication at the wrong price for both children’s and adults’ doses.

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Familia mbili kati ya tatu nchini Tanzania zinataarifu kwamba walau mtu mmoja katika familia hizo aliugua katika kipindi cha mwezi mmoja uliopita

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Two out of three families in Tanzania report that one family member was ill in the last month.

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Are citizens satisfied with devolved health services?

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Je, nidhamu inayojenga ni ipi?

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Je adhabu ya viboko ina madhara gani?

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Weights are calculated for individual respondents and households in survey data in order for the weighted survey sample to represent the population of interest as closely as possible

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Why is corporal punishment bad for children?

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Ordinary citizens as well as representatives of various interest groups have given their opinions on the draft constitution, creating a broad public debate.

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Wananchi hukabiliana na changamoto hizi kila siku. Watu watatu kati ya watano hawaridhiki nayo

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More than half (57%) of Tanzanians visited a health facility between May and June 2013, either to seek treatment or to accompany a patient.

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Almost all (97%) citizens recognise a picture of H.E. President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, while less than 1 out of 10 of them can explain MKUKUTA (7%) or Vision 2025 (5%)

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Does the capitation grant reach schools in full and on time? Do teachers and parents know about the grant? Findings from a nationally representative survey

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Devolution in other countries has proved challenging when there is a lack of clarity about which level of government is responsible for which services.

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Kukosekana kwa dawa kunatajwa kuwa ni moja kati ya matatizo makuu kwenye utoaji huduma bora, ikiwa asilimia 69 ya wahudumu wa vituo vya afya wakilitaja kuwa ndilo tatizo kuu kwao

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Lack of medicine is mentioned as one of three major problems facing the delivery of quality health care by 69% of health facility staff

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Wananchi wanafahamu nini kuhusu watumishi na sera za Serikali, na wanatumia chanzo gani kikuu cha kupata taarifa? Je, Watanzania wengi wanahabarishwa kikamilifu kiasi cha kuweza kuwawajibisha watoa huduma?

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What do citizens know about government personnel and policies, and what is their primary source of information? Are most Tanzanians informed enough to hold service providers to account?

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Je mwalimu mzuri ana sifa zipi?

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Watoto walioko mijini, katika shule za binafsi na kutoka kaya zenye kipato kikubwa wanafanya vizuri zaidi

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Children in urban areas, in private schools and from wealthier households outperform their peers

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Dataset, Parliamentary Interventions 2010 – 2012

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This note outlines the nature of the data release and details which files and documents are provided.

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Wananchi wa kawaida pamoja na wawakilishi wa makundi mbalimbali wamekuwa wakitoa maoni yao kuhusu Rasimu hiyo

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Wakati mngurumo wa mjadala kuhusu Kodi ya SIM ukiwa unaendelea, Twaweza ilitumia utafiti wake wa Sauti za Wananchi, utafiti unaokusanya takwimu kwa njia ya simu za mkononi, kupima uelewa wa wananchi kuhusu suala hilo na kupata maoni yao.

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Jambo la kushangaza lilikuwa, wabunge pamoja na wananchi wa kawaida waliokuwa wakifuatilia hotuba ya bajeti walidai kuwa kodi hiyo, iliyojulikana kama “Kodi ya Kadi ya SIM”, haikujadiliwa Bungeni.

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The contraversial SIM Card Tax is not known by many citizens but when it is explained to them, the majority of citizens oppose the tax.

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For the poorest households the SIM card tax is equivalent to a week of airtime spending while for richer households it is an insignificant addition to their airtime costs.

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Twaweza works through partners; each partnership employs a particular approach to enhance access to information and citizen engagement on basic education and other services

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Uwezo wa kusoma na kuandika umebaki chini na kwa kiasi kikubwa haujabadilika, ingawa uwezo wao wa hesabu umeonyesha kuboreka kidogo

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Kutibu malaria (mapema) kunaweza kuokoa maisha. Lakini je, dawa za kutibu malaria zinapatikana kwa bei iliyo sahihi?

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Treatment of malaria can save lives. But is malaria medication available at the right price?

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Karibu wananchi wote (97%) wanatambua picha ya Mheshimiwa Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, ila ni wachache wanaoweza kuelezea kuhusu sera ya MKUKUTA (7%) au Visheni ya Maendeleo ya 2025 (5%).

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MPs from larger parties make less interventions in Parliament.

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There are large differences in learner achievement among the three East African countries, with Kenya performing better, and Uganda faring worst

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Uwezo’s indicators for success

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Our 2013 calendar to spark the imagination

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Uwezo’s plans for 2013.

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Looking forward to the year ahead – Twaweza’s plans for 2013.

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Je, mazingira bora ya kujifunzia yakoje?

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Assessing two years of Bunge data 2010-2012

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2012

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The management is of the opinion that financial statements give a true and fair view of the state of financial affair of the company and of it operating results

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Tangu Uhuru, serikali imejitahidi kuongeza idadi ya shule nchini ili kuwawezesha watoto wote kusoma. Mwanzoni ilijikita zaidi ka? ka elimu ya msingi, lakini kuanzia 2006, imeweka msisitizo kwamba kila kata iwe na shule yake ya sekondari.

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Stories from nine villages in Tanzania’s Lake District. Do public funds reach people? Do services work for the poor? Does governance solve problems?

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Presenting results for the latest Uwezo learning assessment which provides rich data on children’s educaitonal enviornments and outcomes.

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Government programmes that have prioritised distribution of bednets to households have achieved substantial success, with 95% of households in Dar es Salaam reporting ownership of at least one net.

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Uelewa, maoni na ushiriki wa wazazi waishio Dar es Salaam

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Afya ya msingi ni msingi wa maisha yetu. Serikali imejitahidi sana kupanua huduma za afya hadi vijijini.

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Vijana wanataka na wanatakiwa kushiriki ka? ka ujenzi wa taifa letu. Ta? zo ni kwamba mara nyingi ‘wanashirikishwa’, yaani, mipango hubuniwa na kupangwa na wazee.

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Mpango wa serikali wa kutoa kipaumbele katika usambazaji wa vyandarua kwa kaya umepata mafanikio makubwa.

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Wakazi wa Dar es Salaam hawaridhishwi na hali ya utoaji wa huduma, hawana imani na taasisi za umma na hawazielewi vizuri sera

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Kiwango cha taarifa walichonacho wazazi kuhusu sera muhimu za elimu na utekelezaji wake ni cha chini mno

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Maoni ya wakazi kuhusu huduma, sera na viongozi

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Literacy levels have remained low and largely unchanged, but results for children’s numeracy skills are showing improvement.

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A survey conducted in 2010 by Twaweza and Datavision, with 429 randomly selected households in Dar es Salaam, revealed that parents know little about education policies and practice.

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Tumezoea kuona kwamba afya ni ukosefu wa magonjwa tu.

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What do residents of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s largest city, make of citizen participation and governance in relation to public service delivery?

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Parents knowledge, opinion and actions on education in Dar es salaam

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Most children in lower primary lacked the required competencies in basic literacy and numeracy.

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Hivi karibuni, Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Mbeya aliwaagiza madiwani kutunga sheria ndogo za kuwakamata wanafunzi wa kike wanaopata mimba

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Uwekezaji unaweza kuchangia sana maendeleo iwapo wawekezaji wanaongeza uzalishaji na kuboresha miundombinu ili kuongeza ? ja na pato la taifa hadi mapato ya kaya, pamoja na kuongeza nafasi za ajira.

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Nationally, only 3 out of 10 children in Class 3 can do Class 2 level work.

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The elections are over and there is a new government in Kenya. Will it change anything in education?

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The 2010 Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) shows significant improvements in several key health outcomes

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Utafiti wa Kidemografia na Afya Tanzania (Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey (DHS)) wa mwaka 2010 unaonyesha uborekaji mkubwa katika mambo kadhaa ya msingi ya afya

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There are particularly high levels of dissatisfaction with the management of public service delivery. Between 60% and 80% are unhappy with how provision of health services; water; drainage and sewage facilities is handled.

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Full transparency on all our income and expenditure in 2013

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Asilimia 93 ya shule zilizofanyiwa utafiti ziliarifu kwamba hadi kufikia tarehe 31 Januari, 2011 hazikuwa zimepokea fedha za ruzuku.

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Management is of the opinion that financial statements give a true and fair state of the financial affairs of the initiative and of the results of its activities

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Msongamano wa wanafunzi madarasani ni mkubwa katika shule nyingi, kukiwa na wastani wa wanafunzi 81 katika darasa moja.

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Walimu wengi hawajui shule zao zinapaswa kupokea kiasi gani cha ruzuku ya elimu

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Matumizi ya serikali kwa mwanafunzi mmoja yameongezeka kwa asilimia 70 tangu kuanzishwa kwa elimu ya msingi bure mwaka 2001.

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For the most part, citizens navigate prohibitive environments and processes but find their own ways to get things done

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Kuna sababu kadhaa za kufanya ukaguzi. Mojawapo ni kuhakikisha kwamba taarifa za fedha za Mamlaka za Serikali za Mitaa zinaakisi (vema) yale yanayofanyika, na iwapo kanuni zilizowekwa zinazingati wa.

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Lessons from five years of local government audits

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Utendaji katika Bunge na uwezekano wa Wabunge kuchaguliwa kwa mara nyingine

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With an average class size of 81, classrooms in many schools are overcrowded

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When the Government introduced free primary education in 2001, enrollment increased from 4.9 million pupils in 2001 to 8.3 million in 2010.

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Shule nyingi zinakabiliwa na mazingira yasiyofaa kiafya

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Is the money reaching schools?

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Dar es Salaam is the largest city in the country and the one closest to where policies are made, so it is often assumed that the situation there is generally better than elsewhere.

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The findings show that many teachers do not know the amount their school is entitled to receive from Local Government Authorities (LGAs) in capitation grants.

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The five year term of the 9th Parliament of Tanzania ended on July 16, 2010. To mark this event President Jakaya Kikwete delivered a two hour speech to Members of Parliament (MPs), entitled “We Promise, We Deliver”.

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Primary Health Care facilities (PHC) are the first place of contact for most of the citizens seeking treatment or preventive services in Tanzania. But how efficiently are they run?

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Do parents in Dar es Salaam act to support their child’s learning process?

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What sort of MPs do people prefer?

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Without information about budget allocations and execution, citizens are left clueless on how their tax money is spent.

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Debt watch September 2010

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A review of budget transparency in East Africa.

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TENMET management is of the opinion that financial statements give a true and fair state of the financial affairs of the Uwezo initiative

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