Welcome to Twaweza
Twaweza means “we can make it happen” in Swahili. Twaweza works on enabling children to learn, citizens to exercise agency and governments to be more open and responsive in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda. We have programs, staff and offices across all three countries, and a world respected practice of learning, monitoring and evaluation. Our flagship programs include Uwezo, Africa’s largest annual citizen assessment to assess children’s learning levels across hundreds of thousands of households, and Sauti za Wananchi, Africa’s first nationally representative mobile phone survey. We undertake effective public and policy engagement, through powerful media partnerships and global leadership of initiatives such as the Open Government Partnership. Read more.
Uganda: Well-watered?
More Ugandans now report having access to piped water compared to 2019; 26%, up from 19% in 2019.
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Sauti za Wananchi Makueni Baseline Dataset
Do you know that Sauti za Wananchi dataset from Makueni County in Kenya is available for you to use?
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Kenya: Living with Coronavirus
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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Twaweza Audited Financial Statements 2019
Audited Financial Statements 2019
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2020 Annual Plan
The second annual plan of our 2019-2022 strategy focused on civic space and citizen agency.
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Uwezo Tanzania is hiring!
Uwezo Tanzania is searching for Senior program lead!
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Twaweza’s Aidan Eyakuze elected as Civil Society Co-Chair of the Open Government Partnership
I have learnt a great deal from my four years of close engagement with the Open Government Partnership. I look forward to co-leading, with the Government of Italy, the courageous global community of activists and reformers who breathes daily life int...
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Mobilising the arts sector against Covid-19
The fight against COVID is not over until we all come together and take responsibility for our actions.
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Coping with Coronavirus? Kenyan citizens’ knowledge, attitudes and practices
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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Latest publications
Sauti za Wananchi
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Ideas & Evidence event on 6-7 March 2018: In our position as one of the prominent independent, civil society voices in Tanzania and the region, this event is a continuation of our open conversation on knowledge, information, evidence, citizen agen... Read more...
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Citizens' views on political leadership based on the most recent nationally representative data available. Read more...
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Are teachers in East Africa's primary schools actually teaching? And do they understand their subject matter? Revealing new charts using data from a World Bank survey examine these questions. Read more...
