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Sauti’s Quarterly User Insights Report: July – September 2020
- 29 October 2020
- Posted by: Kalia
- Categories: Sauti User Insights, Updates
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In this quarterly report, we have analysed user growth and interactions with the Sauti platforms in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. Over the past three months, Sauti gained 2,717 new users. Most of this growth has come from our Tanzania platform which we launched in February earlier this year. In July, we added weather information to the Kenyan and Tanzanian platforms, which resulted in over 20 percent of information requests on each of these platforms in the past quarter.
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Sauti joins the Council of Governors in Western Kenya for outreach activities
- 29 October 2020
- Posted by: Kalia
- Category: Updates
The Council of Governors invited Sauti to train women on the use of our mobile business information platform during a sensitization and capacity building workshop focused on the impact of COVID-19 on women’s socio-economic activities.
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Sauti partners with Agricultural Market and Development Trust (AGMARK)
- 29 October 2020
- Posted by: Kalia
- Category: Uncategorized
Sauti has officially partnered with Agricultural Market and Development Trust (AGMARK). AGMARK is a not-for-profit development organization with a regional presence in 18 countries in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa.
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Understanding the gendered impact of corruption through Anti-Corruption Evidence (ACE)
- 29 October 2020
- Posted by: Kalia
- Category: Newsletter
Corruption and gender inequality are closely related to one another in occurrence. Men and women are affected by corruption in different ways, and are subjects and objects of different corrupt behaviors and practices. Corruption tends to also be one of the major impediments to development and economic growth in developing countries and Kenya is no exception.
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Sauti kicks off a two year project with TradeMark East Africa supporting Women in Trade in Kenya
- 29 October 2020
- Posted by: Kalia
- Category: Updates
Sauti, in consortium with Partner Africa and TruTrade, have been tasked with implementing a project under TradeMark East Africa’s Women in Trade Programme to tackle the needs of women in agricultural trade in Kenya. TradeMark East Africa’s Women in Trade (WiT) programme seeks to contribute to the greater inclusion of women in trade as one of the pathways to increased business competitiveness and increased trade across East Africa, and beyond.
