PROGRAMME HISTORY / 2022
Civic technology and democratic governance in Kenya
Historical call — the original application period has ended. The programme record and documents remain available for research and project preparation.
Historical call — the original application period has ended. The programme record and documents remain available for research and project preparation.
The original purpose
The earlier call for Kenya supported civil society engagement with democratic governance. Its documented institutional focus was 2022 elections. The country page records an original deadline of 2022-01-23; the related PDF contains the detailed criteria and support arrangements.
Read the programme as a whole
Check the document sections on recipients, geographic focus, support, costs, selection and implementation. An amount or eligibility rule from another country call should not be transferred to this one. If a deadline differs between an original page and a later publication, consult the issuing programme rather than treating the earlier page as the current instruction.
What this history can help you prepare
Identify the community you want to involve, the public decision you want to influence and the institution that could respond. Document existing participation barriers. Explain how your technology changes that process and how people with limited connectivity can take part. The practical concept-note guide provides a structure for this work.
Original programme description · 2022
What is this call about?
This call seeks to support Kenyan civil society in identifying issues that may prevent a free, fair, transparent and credible electoral process and in facilitating the involvement of citizens in producing evidence-based recommendations for reform. More specifically, it will enable the deployment of civic technology in the context of the upcoming 2022 elections.
Guidelines
Online application
Deadline (extended): 30 January 2022
Download original PDF · Charter-Kenya-Guidelines-EN.pdf
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