Community Leaders Induction Kicks Off in Kiamaina Location
Today, we started the community organisation process in line with the lessons that we have shared, that organised communities are an important ingredient for citizen
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Open Lessons: Organised Communities are an important ingredient for Citizen Engagement
We are happy to release our first Think Piece of the year – Open Lessons: Organised Communities are an important ingredient for Citizen Engagement. Through this
Getting back on the job: Global Goals for Local Impact
Happy new year! We hope that this year will be for you (and for us), a year of prosperity and great impact. We have been
Buntwani as an action point
All over the world, states, organizations as well as individuals have been, and continue to be, in the habit of coming together for a cause.
The Government should take a stronger leadership role in OGP
Recently, we participated in a national Open Government Partnership forum was held in Nairobi. This forum, organised by the Constitution and Reform Education Consortium (CRECO),
Guest Post: From Buntwani 2017: Two Areas of Work for the Africa We Want
Muchiri Nyaggah – Executive Director, LDRI and one of the convenors of the Africa Open Data Network Buntwani is a Swahili word for the open air
Guest post: Musings from Buntwani 2017
Mark Irura, Principal Consultant, Development Gateway When data — particularly government data — is made relevant and available, we as “infomediaries” have an opportunity to
#DataWork: From the Abstract to the reality
The Open Institute is excited to note that the brand new dispensary at Lanet Umoja, the first public dispensary in the area since Kenya’s independence
Announcing the Kaya Community Lab
The team at the Open Institute is pleased to announce the launch of the Kaya Community Lab. This initiative brings together various stakeholders in communities and/or
Success: 4 days, 4 locations Introductory meetings in Nakuru North
In the past week, the Open Institute has completed its first set of four-day marathon meetings in four locations in Nakuru North sub-county, as part