Great resource,
Regards
On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 11:05 AM, Ali Hussein via kictanet <
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> Grace
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> Thanks for sharing this. And to the team who made it happen. Kudos.
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> On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 12:22 AM, Grace Githaiga via kictanet <
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>> Listers
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>> Greetings.
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>> I take this opportunity to share a KICTANet report on*10 years of ICT
>> policy discourse in Kenya (2007 – 2016)**.*
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>> The commencement of this project was premised on the need to identify the
>> different conversations that had taken place on the KICTANet platform since
>> 2007.The object was to find out what issues had been discussed, which
>> stakeholders had been active, and what sort of policy impact the debates
>> had created.
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>> Notably, over 30,000 exchanges had happened during the period under
>> review, with 27,000 being on ICT policy.*Bitange for President *was one
>> of the top threads, followed by*TV Signals turned off *and *Vision 2030
>> and Misplaced Priorities *coming third.
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>> Kudos to the following:
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>> – Grace Mutungu (Bomu) for overseeing the project and writing the
>> report.
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>> – Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu was the lead researcher. She was assisted by
>> a team comprising Francis Monyango, Joyce Mutheu, Njoki Mwangi, Umuhany
>> Zuhudi and Dennis Karanja. This team pored the over 30K conversations and
>> categorized them into internet governance baskets. And
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>> – Washington Odhiambo for curating the list and for the data analysis.
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>> The full report can be accessed here: www.kictanet.or.
>> ke/?wpdmpro=kictanet-10-years-report-2007-2016
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>> Best regards
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>> Githaiga, Grace
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