"I agree with the conclusion of the report. Moving forward will require an engagement with national structures for measuring and accounting for results. Even though countries like Kenya are moving slowly toward that direction, through the…"
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Charles Warria replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion Reforming the Public Sector: Can it be Done?"Dear Hannah,
Greetings! On July 8, 2011, the Kenya Government launched the Open Data Initiative, a move that is aimed at creating direct access to government information cutting across all Ministries and Sectors, by the Kenyan public. The web…"
Charles Warria replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion The ABCs of RBB (Results-Based Budgeting)"
Dear Hannah,
The journey toward Results-based budgeting is slowly, but steadily taking shape in Kenya, and especially within the Public expenditure framework. The Kenya Government has made tremendous strides in streamlining the public results…"
Patrick O. Kokonya left a comment for Charles Warria"AfCOP Annual General Meeting and CLEAR Training in Nairobi
Hi Charles,
Hope you are good in your day to day work. I am glad to associate and network with you as an AfCOP Member.
The reason for this abrupt message to you is to…"
Charles Warria replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion The ABCs of RBB (Results-Based Budgeting)"Dear Hannah,
This is a very timely discussion! Recently, there has been the buzz around Activity-based budgeting, which is being seen as the effort at aligning budgets directly to implementation. I guess one would argue that implementation…"
Charles Warria replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion We The People: Engaging Citizens in Public Sector Management"Dear Hannah,
The involvement of citizens in the accountability processes of governance and service delivery in Kenya, was a culmination of many years of civil society struggle for change of government. In 2002, December, Kenya went to…"
Charles Warria replied to Hannah J Cooper's discussion We The People: Engaging Citizens in Public Sector Management"I believe that the time is ripe for citizens involvement and participation in governance. In efforts at improving public accountability, the Kenya Government introduced the Performance Contracting approach to public service delivery. Each government…"
Charles Warria left a comment for Joseph Opio-Odongo"Yes, we organized it, but I was only there for 2 days, then had to run off to Sudan for some urgent work. I left my colleague to complete it. I should be coming to Uganda next week for work. If you give me your number, I can call you then we can…"
Joseph Opio-Odongo left a comment for Charles Warria"Greetings to you too Charles. Good to hear from you. I am most likely to be in Kenya before Xmas. I will let you know of the exact dates soon. Did you ever organize the M&E workshop in Uganda as planned?
Best regards."
Charles Warria left a comment for Joseph Opio-Odongo"Hi Joseph! Greetings! Nice to meet you here. How's work? When are u next in Kenya?"
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- Job Title:
- Regional Monitoring and Evaluation Manager
- Organisation Name:
- International Institute of Rural Reconstruction
- Organisation Type:
- Civil Society
- Sectors/Areas of expertise:
- Monitoring and Evaluation, Accountability and Partnerships, Statistics
- Please provide additional details on your areas of expertise:
- Achieving collaborative, business or personal goals requires effective planning and follow-through. The plan is effectively a "route-map" from the present to the future. To plan a suitable route you must know where you are (situation analysis) and where you want to go (establish goals). Only then can appropriate action plans be developed to help achieve the desired future. However, because the future is uncertain, our action plans must be adaptive and allow continually for "learning by doing". To do this we need appropriate evaluation tools and processes, and information flows that help the different stakeholders involved check that their efforts are proceeding as planned, and to refine and guide their responses if changes are needed.
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- At 3:18am on April 14, 2011, Patrick O. Kokonya said…
AfCOP Annual General Meeting and CLEAR Training in Nairobi
Hi Charles,
Hope you are good in your day to day work. I am glad to associate and network with you as an AfCOP Member.
The reason for this abrupt message to you is to inform you of the AfCOP Annual General Meeting and CLEAR Training that will take place in Nairobi Kenya, next month (May 22 - 27th 2011) of which the AfCOP Secretariat selected you to attend.
In this regard, the KCoP Secretariat Organizing the said AGM would like to contact you but they do not have your phone and email details. Kindly send them to KCoP Secretariat so that they can give you more details through: secretariat@kcop-mfdr.org or to Mr. Kevin Njuki of MED - Ministry of Planning & Vision 2030 on: knjuki@planning.go.ke or njukis2002@yahoo.com.
Thanks in advance for your cooperation. Cheers.
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- At 11:40am on November 17, 2010,
Mqaphelisi Sibanda said… - Hie Charles
We meet again on this platform.
- At 2:36am on November 15, 2010, Joseph Opio-Odongo said…
- Greetings to you too Charles. Good to hear from you. I am most likely to be in Kenya before Xmas. I will let you know of the exact dates soon. Did you ever organize the M&E workshop in Uganda as planned?
Best regards.
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