HakiElimu realizes its goals through the following four program units:

• Media: informs and generates debate among the public by working with radio/TV and newspapers, facilitates investigative journalism, creates opportunities for the public to use and have a voice through media, and commissions opinion polls in collaboration with media.



• Information Access: communicates key messages about education, democracy and related themes through popular publications and elicits public opinion through public competitions; identifies, targets and shares strategic information with key audiences; and maintains the library and website of the organization.



• Citizen Engagement: serves as a resource to, and enables Friends of Education and citizen groups to reflect and organize action; generates community debate and self-led organizing, monitors policy impact and demands for accountability; responds meaningfully to citizen letters; promotes learning and networking among Friends and local citizen’s groups, and analyzes, synthesizes and communicates the voice of the public.



• Policy and Advocacy: Improves analytical and conceptual positioning work, reduces/sharpens engagement with key policy processes that are critical and effective, develops clear policy positions, supports other program units to understand and engage with policy, conducts advocacy informed by public voices from work of other units, and engages with key civil society coalitions.

Click here to read HakiElimu’s 2005 Annual Report.

Programs document upto 2005