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The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA)
Westlands Avenue, Wendy Court, Hse no. 1
David Osieli Rd, Westlands
Work Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
TISA led the OUC coalition to a partnership and signed an MoU between the campaign and the Presidential Debates Media. The discussions cut across matters of Kenya’s debt management, food security, human rights violation, and unfair taxation. The debate attracted…
TISA has continually engaged with Kenya’s political leaders on economic justice, social accountability, and governance matters. As a result of these engagements, TISA, in collaboration with other Civil Society Organizations, convened round table engagements pre-elections and has been following up…
Hannah Mcglue of The United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) visited TISA and the TISA team on 28th April 2022. The main reason for the visit was to discuss the lessons drawn from the enhancing women and youth participation in community…
TISA in partnership with Human Rights Watch, Transparency International Kenya, Slum Dwellers International and Kenya Human Rights Commission through community outreach aim to amplify voices of those affected to spur the Kenyan government to act on the report’s recommendations and…
TISA and Kenya Human Rights Commission are suing the CS for the National Treasury & the Auditor General compelling them to produce information on Kenya’s debt treaties, agreements & contracts. Press Release_ KHRC and TISA_ Demand for Access to Information…
TISA under the Okoa Uchumi Coalition led Kenyan citizens in a peaceful demonstration on Thursday December 9th 2021, to mark #AntiCorruptionDay. The citizen movement cited Budgeted Corruption, misplaced priorities, violations to finance management laws and oversight failure, as issues driving…
Increase in registered AGPO enterprises in Elgeyo Marakwet On 3rd and 4th February 2020, a Joint Program of Action on Open Contracting was adopted by representatives of Access to Government Procurement Opportunities (AGPO) target beneficiaries i.e. youth, women and People…
A capacity building session for Community Policing Committee members In 2019, 7 Ward Community Policing Committees and Forums (CPCs/CPFs) were established each constituting of 15-members representation National Police Service, NGAO, religious leaders, business community, Special groups in Baringo, Isiolo and…