Our Approach
Our approach entails developing a rigorous body of evidence on public finance, developing citizens’ and civil society capacities to deliberate on budget decisions and engage with governments, and partnering with development partners, governments, civil society actors and citizens to co-create sustainable models in the PFM space.
Collaborative Research & Analysis
Through collaborative research and analysis, Bajeti Hub continues to strengthen the generation of evidence that enables citizens to effectively engage with governments on how public funds are raised and spent, with the end goal of improved service delivery.
Our evidence generation remains an integral intervention that informs capacity-building and advocacy efforts and continues to bolster Bajeti Hub’s position as a thought leader in the public finance space in Kenya and beyond.
Collaborative Research & Analysis
Through collaborative research and analysis, Bajeti Hub continues to strengthen the generation of evidence that enables citizens to effectively engage with governments on how public funds are raised and spent, with the end goal of improved service delivery.
Our evidence generation remains an integral intervention that informs capacity-building and advocacy efforts and continues to bolster Bajeti Hub’s position as a thought leader in the public finance space in Kenya and beyond.
Strategic Advocacy
Bajeti Hub’s advocacy is structured around the official budget cycle in Kenya and driven by the local communities affected by budget decisions.
This involves engaging with a range of state and non-state actors to promote inclusiveness, transparency and accountability over public funds.
Strategic Advocacy
Bajeti Hub’s advocacy is structured around the official budget cycle in Kenya and driven by the local communities affected by budget decisions.
This involves engaging with a range of state and non-state actors to promote inclusiveness, transparency and accountability over public funds.
Learning
As an organisation, Bajeti Hub has also grown in terms of the nature and amount of work and the people we work with. To ensure we are documenting our progress, a cross-cutting element in our approach is our commitment to learning.
This often calls for taking a step back and rethinking the work we do, why we do it, and how we do it, and what/who we do it for. We endeavour to understand and document our successes and challenges and use both as opportunities to learn about ourselves, our partnerships and our work.
Learning
As an organisation, Bajeti Hub has also grown in terms of the nature and amount of work and the people we work with. To ensure we are documenting our progress, a cross-cutting element in our approach is our commitment to learning.
This often calls for taking a step back and rethinking the work we do, why we do it, and how we do it, and what/who we do it for. We endeavour to understand and document our successes and challenges and use both as opportunities to learn about ourselves, our partnerships and our work.
People, Processes, Results
Institutional Capacity Strengthening
This involves providing a conducive work environment and robust career development culture towards shaping the organisational results we wish to achieve.
People, Processes, Results
Institutional Capacity Strengthening
This involves providing a conducive work environment and robust career development culture towards shaping the organisational results we wish to achieve.
Stories of Change and Impact
Words From Our Partners Video
2023 Regional Hubs Exchange and Learning Visit
The 2023 regional hubs exchange visit was convened in Kwale county. The forum brought on board budget facilitators and budget champions to reflect on the challenges, successes and opportunities they see in the different budget advocacy strategies they’ve adopted in their regions.
Unlocking Budget Implementation Challenges in Busia County
Poor budget implementation has greatly contributed to stalled facilities projects in the health sector in Kenya’s Busia County. A significant part of these stalled projects is made up of incomplete maternity facilities. The community in Malanga has set an advocacy agenda to change this pattern and ensure the community can access reproductive and maternal services in this facility among other health services.
Budget Credibility for Better Service Delivery in Baringo County
Baringo county has a challenge with slow budget implementation especially in the water sector and the residents of Kabartonjo have continued to face access challenges even after advocating for allocations to water projects in their area. The budget champions have managed to start changing the situation by mobilising their community to play a role in budget implementation.
Budget Engagement Among Minority Groups: The Story of the Nubian Community
The Nubian community is a minority ethnic group living in a poor part of an Eldama Ravine town in Baringo County in Kenya. Their engagement with budgets supported by community budget champions is changing their inclusion and influence on Baringo County budgets – one budget cycle and stage at a time.
Stories of Change and Impact
Words From Our Partners Video
2023 Regional Hubs Exchange and Learning Visit
The 2023 regional hubs exchange visit was convened in Kwale county. The forum brought on board budget facilitators and budget champions to reflect on the challenges, successes and opportunities they see in the different budget advocacy strategies they’ve adopted in their regions.
Unlocking Budget Implementation Challenges in Busia County
Poor budget implementation has greatly contributed to stalled facilities projects in the health sector in Kenya’s Busia County. A significant part of these stalled projects is made up of incomplete maternity facilities. The community in Malanga has set an advocacy agenda to change this pattern and ensure the community can access reproductive and maternal services in this facility among other health services.
Budget Credibility for Better Service Delivery in Baringo County
Baringo county has a challenge with slow budget implementation especially in the water sector and the residents of Kabartonjo have continued to face access challenges even after advocating for allocations to water projects in their area. The budget champions have managed to start changing the situation by mobilising their community to play a role in budget implementation.
Budget Engagement Among Minority Groups: The Story of the Nubian Community
The Nubian community is a minority ethnic group living in a poor part of an Eldama Ravine town in Baringo County in Kenya. Their engagement with budgets supported by community budget champions is changing their inclusion and influence on Baringo County budgets – one budget cycle and stage at a time.
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