The Invisibles: Finding the Citizen Voice in the Extractives Sector
Kenya has a vast array of natural resources. From Gold and Gemstones to soapstone and fluorspar to Titanium and Oil, Kenya is rich with natural
Kenya has a vast array of natural resources. From Gold and Gemstones to soapstone and fluorspar to Titanium and Oil, Kenya is rich with natural
All policy decisions are mainly influenced and discussed by government, large Civil Society Organisations and large Companies. Citizens are often invisible in these engagements. As
A few years ago, at the Africa Open Data Conference, I spoke about the value of “Period Zero” in the planning and development of programmes.
We are excited to be back after a long silence since we started the Ability Project in 2018. As you will recall, last year, we
Today, we relaunch (again!) our new website. This would be the fourth iteration of our website since we started out in September 2012. What’s more,
The Open Institute welcomes the news that President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday signed an executive order requiring all government entities and public owned institutions to publish
Today, marks a new chapter in our lives. We have rebranded. For the past six years, we have come a long way – from once
Do me a favour: think back to earlier this morning when you were getting yourself showered and dressed. Perhaps like me, you enjoy catching up
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
The Devolution Tweetchat 7 June 2016, 1pm – 3pm #WBGOpenDay #Devolution The World Bank Kenya Office has organised an Open Day on 7th June 2016