Congratulations to our national partner, the University of Zambia (The University Of Zambia), for completing the Afrobarometer Round 10 survey in Zambia. Stay tuned for the key findings! #Zambia #AfrobarometerAt25 #VoicesAfrica

Our East Africa team, led by project manager Samuel Balongo (Samuel Balongo), assistant project manager Anne Okello (Anne ), and data quality officer Eric Murithi, have just concluded a one-week enumerator training in Seychelles in preparation for the Afrobarometer Round 10

We are excited to announce that, in collaboration with Data for Governance Alliance, we will be hosting the third stakeholders convening themed 'Enhancing #HumanRights in Africa' from 5-9 August 2024 in Nairobi. Follow us online for updates. #IDSResearchAgenda #AfricanVoicesforAfricanPolicy

📢 Join us in 30 minutes as we begin the third stakeholders convening on ‘Enhancing Human Rights in Africa’! today in Nairobi, Kenya. Meet some of our distinguished speakers! 🔴 Join us via this link: bit.ly/4d9zLAq

On this #InternationalYouthDay2024 Afrobarometer’s latest survey in #Kenya highlights the urgent concerns of Kenyan youth: health, increasing cost of living and unemployment. Read more: bit.ly/3WH7I4y

“Afrobarometer data is cost-free and readily accessible to civil society organizations” says Dan Ibery, Afrobarometer communications coordinator for East Africa. #AfricanVoicesforAfricanPolicy #D4GA #DataForChange #HumanRights

Join our national partner in Kenya, the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Nairobi (IDS-UON), on Wednesday, 28 August 2024, as we share latest Afrobarometer findings on citizens' perspectives on climate change. #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

Amidst the recent floods and the worst drought in over four decades, climate concerns are at the forefront for many #Kenyans. Join us this Wednesday to explore Kenyans' views on climate change, based on the recent Afrobarometer data.

Join us tomorrow as we release the findings on the perceptions of #Kenyans on #climatechange

Join us this morning as we release the findings on #Kenyans’ perceptions of #climatechange based on the latest Afrobarometer survey in #Kenya

Happening now: Afrobarometer National Partner in Kenya IDS-UON is sharing Round 10 survey results on #climatechange. The data shows that "About six in 10 #Kenyans (61%) say they have heard of climate change." #Kenya #climatechange

Join us in the next few minutes for the latest Afrobarometer Round 10 data on Kenyans’ perspectives on climate change. #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

Happening now: The Institute for Development Studies is sharing latest Afrobarometer Round 10 findings on Kenyans’ views on climate change. #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25 #Climatechange

We are live. Stay tuned for updates in the next hour!

(1/6) This morning, our national partner in Kenya, Institute for Development Studies ( IDS-UON ), shared the latest findings on Kenyan’s views on climate change in Kenya. Here is a thread highlighting the key findings. #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

(4/6) Among those who have heard of climate change, more than four-fifths (82%) believe human activity is the main cause or a contributing factor #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25 #Climatechange

(5/6) Strong majorities support measures to limit climate change by the Kenyan government (72%) and rich countries (81%), and most say that wealthy countries have an obligation to help Kenya fund its response to climate change (83%). #Kenya #VoicesAfrica #AfrobarometerAt25

“Data serves as an important foundation for effective advocacy, especially in the context of climate change where CSOs can use it broaden their understanding of African perspectives on this phenomenon” says Dan Ibery of Afrobarometer communications coordinator for East Africa

Day 4 of Data for Governance Alliance #Accra Convening, saw participants develop very powerful advocacy messages on climate change which include: 1. Global warming is a global warning! 2. Act now for a cooler tomorrow! 3. Safe earth, not corporation! 4. Climate action, not climate change!

More than half (55%) of Kenyans say they or someone in their household lost a job, business, or primary source of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Head over to our website to read more: bit.ly/3Xv4rXs #VoicesAfrica #Kenya #COVID19