Citizen Demand and Oversight Programme
This programme focuses on concerns around inadequate enforcement of constitutional and legal provisions on leadership, integrity, and anti-corruption; normalization of corruption at individual and societal levels; corrupt, unethical, and unaccountable leadership; and inefficient, ineffective, and non-responsive public service delivery and humanitarian aid systems. Other challenges include inefficient, ineffective, and inaccessible judicial systems and weak civic voice/claim-making towards rights.
Under the programme, the promotion of citizen participation in all governance processes will be a core strategy. Key areas of intervention include;
Citizen (Individual) and Leadership Integrity
This sub-area seeks to promote ethical values, norms, and behavior among citizens, and to support citizens to demand for integrity and hold leaders accountable.
Expected Outcomes
- Increased levels of citizen’s monitoring leaders’ performance, holding them to account and participating in public affairs.
- Demonstrated positive social behavior change (perceptions, practices) against corruption & theft.
- Greater enforcement/ adherence to chapter 6 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and laws on leadership integrity.
- Increased levels of ethics, transparency, and accountability by leaders and citizens.
Access to Public Services and Aid Resources
This sub-area seeks to contribute to enhanced access to responsive high-quality public services and aid resources.
Expected Outcomes
- Citizens demand their rights and hold service deliverers accountable to quality services delivery.
- Increased resource allocation to services prioritized by citizens.
- Increased access to responsive, timely, and high-quality health, education, WASH, and humanitarian aid services.
Access to Justice
This sub-area seeks to increase access to appropriate/effective redress for victims of corruption-related injustices.
Expected Outcomes
- Expeditious and suitable resolution of corruption-related cases/ injustices.
- Increased reporting of corruption cases.
- Increased enforcement of anti-corruption laws, policies, and institutional frameworks.
Advocacy and Legal Advisory Centres (ALACs)
Through the Advocacy and Legal Advisory Centres (ALACs) established in Mombasa, Eldoret, Kisumu and Nairobi, TI-Kenya encourages corruption victims to come forward with corruption-related complaints. Cases filed in the ALACs provide concrete evidence to advocate for institutional and legal reforms. ALAC is a walk-in, call-in center or mail in center where a citizen can obtain free and confidential advice on corruption cases. ALAC works with communities to empower them to report corruption. ALAC also offers a unique opportunity for the fight against corruption in Kenya as it gives opportunity to gather data on graft incidents in various public and private institutions.
For programme enquiries please contact us on Tel: 2727763/5 /+254 (0) 722 209 589/ Mobile:+254 (0) 722 296 589 Email: transparency@tikenya.org