Open Institute

For General Operating Support

Overview
Open Institute is a Kenyan civil society organization that works with government institutions, citizens, and grassroots groups to promote responsive governments and active citizenship. Open Institute works in three Kenyan counties to engage government officials and community elders in the design and implementation of county statistical units to monitor progress toward development goals.
About the Grantee
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209 State House Road P.O. Box 50474-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Grants to this Grantee
for general operating support  
Open Institute is a Kenyan civil society organization that works with government institutions, citizens, and grassroots groups to promote responsive, inclusive governments and active citizenship. Open Institute works to promote increased responsiveness by Kenyan county governments while expanding partnerships with subnational reformers across Africa.
for a program to strengthen data governance in Kenya  
Open Institute is a nonprofit organization based in Nairobi, Kenya, whose mission is to collaborate with governments, citizens, civil society organizations, and other players to develop policies, tools, and knowledge that strengthen citizens’ voices in the governance and development of their societies. Together with partner organization Amnesty International Kenya, this grant will supplement Open Institute's work supporting the effective operationalization of Kenya’s Data Protection Act, by working toward data protection harmonization and capacity building at the regional level (East African Community). This supplement is part of a cluster of grants under the Evidence-Informed Policymaking strategy to strengthen a field of African institutions working on data governance. The goal of this cluster is to help governments in East and West Africa develop policy frameworks that balance public good uses of data with data privacy and protection.
for a program to strengthen data governance in Kenya  
Open Institute is a nonprofit organization based in Nairobi, Kenya, whose mission is to collaborate with governments, citizens, civil society organizations, and other players to develop policies, tools, and knowledge that strengthen citizens’ voices in the governance and development of their societies. With this grant — and together with partner organization Amnesty International Kenya — Open Institute will continue work supporting the effective operationalization of Kenya’s Data Protection Act, scaling up awareness campaigns on data governance and rights to privacy, and bolstering regional cooperation therein. This renewal is part of a cluster of grants under the Evidence-Informed Policymaking strategy to strengthen a field of African institutions working on data governance. The goal of this cluster is to help governments in East and West Africa develop policy frameworks that balance public good uses of data with data privacy and protection.

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