Part 1 – Opening Remarks: Diana Gichengo, National Coordinator, TISA
Part 2 – Opening Remarks: Dr Mshai Mwangola, Chair, Uraia, with Aloyse Moyi, also of Uraia.
Part 3 – Opening Remarks and Context Setting: Joseph Kimani, Programme Manager, Royal Danish Embassy (DANIDA)
Part 4 – Introduction to the Social Accountability Compendium Session by Erick Kinanga, Programmes Manager, TISA
Part 5 – Highlights of the Social Accountability Compendium: Politics, Power & Social Accountability with Christine Oduor & Caroline Nyamu.
Part 6 – Highlights of the Social Accountability Compendium: Building and Sustaining Civic Ownership for Social Accountability With Faith Ann Kinyanjui
Part 7 – Highlights of the Social Accountability Compendium: Philosophical Underpinnings of Social Accountability with Joe Kobuthi
Part 8 – Highlights of the Social Accountability Compendium: The TISA Journey on Social Accountability with Wanjiru Gikonyo, Chair, TISA
Part 9 – Harmonising National Values and Social Accountability: A Blue Print for Kenya’s Sustainable Future by Ken Njiru, Executive Director, Ungwana Initiative
Part 10 – The Keynote Address: Social Accountability as a Catalyst for Inclusive Development – The Makueni Story by Prof Kibutha Kibwana, former Governor, Makueni County
Part 11– Plenary Session, Perspectives from Key Actors (Civilian oversight actors, Oversight Institutions, Senate and National Assembly)
Part 12 – Vote of Thanks with Dr. Salah Abdi Sheikh, Trustee, TISA
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However, the reach of such events is often limited to those able to attend them and/or receive written reports on them. Also, these events usually get minimal coverage through mainstream/traditional media and hence the issues raised in them are rarely effectively promoted. “Deliberations” thus aims to widen the reach and accessibility of the messages shared in such organised forums, to more audiences and programme targets at the local and international levels. To this end, the Radio Baraza (RB) of on which Deliberations broadcasts complements the communication departments of partner organisations by enhancing the delivery of the developed messages to the general public, project targets and beneficiaries in sustained ways.
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH MEDIA (DTM)
Development Through Media (DTM) aims to be a strategic media and advocacy partner in programmatic interventions by CSOs and other players in the overall development sector across all development themes.
DTM is among the first non-profit and development oriented media organisation to set up in Kenya in 1996 as a local idea in response to challenges that continue to stand in the way of developing independent and all-inclusive media and broadcast models/institutions for advocacy work here in Kenya and in the region. DTM envisions a well-informed and knowledgeable society that is inclusive and just. Its mission is to use the media to promote among other things, socioeconomic, accountability, constitutionalism, electoral justice and political empowerment of all citizens, including women, youth and other marginalised groups.
DTM has utilised the experiences gained and skills developed over the years working in the CSO sector, to create the Radio Baraza strategy (RB) as an innovated content production, promotion and broadcast model for CSOs and overall development sector advocacy. RB combines production and promotional strategies with a fully-fledged broadcast component that currently operate online and dedicated exclusively to the promotion of development-oriented information. RB has several features, which include Live Radio and other semi-independent sections each with a “Listen on Demand (LoD)” feature. The Live Radio and LoDs are accessible to listeners across Kenya and around the world on a 24/7 basis.
