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Empowering citizens to demand sound delivery of services by holding their leaders to account through open dialogue.
In order to deliver on our mandate to Kenyans and the generations to come, we have identified these key programs as a starting point
TISA is a civil society organization committed to achieving sound policy and good governance in Kenya
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The Okoa Uchumi campaign is a civil society platform committed towards working with stakeholders to resolve Kenya’s public debt crisis. The campaign advocates for balanced and equitable budgets as a means of achieving public debt sustainability and economic inclusion. The campaign seeks to bolster constitutional safeguards in public debt management and to push for the accountability of political leaders in public debt management.
In the heart of the Kenya’s NorthRift Regional Economic Block, a powerful transformation is taking place through the Tupigane Na
Our Executive Director, Diana Gichengo, began by providing extensive feedback on the recently concluded Debt and Anti-Corruption Citizen Assembly in
At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) allocated its member countries 456 billion Special Drawing
"I think what we haven't done enough of as a civil society is to go out and do political education so that citizens are able to cut through these ethnic cleavages that are holding them captive."
Board Chair - Wanjiru Gikonyo, TISA Tweet
We constantly seek to partner with organisations and individuals who share in our common vision of eradicating barriers to public inclusion, accountability and transparency in government.