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Assessment of community peace accords in Kenya
This report assesses the role and effectiveness of community peace accords in seven Kenyan counties: Tana River, Garissa, Isiolo, Marsabit, Mandera, Wajir, and Turkana. It examines the transition from top-down, state-led agreements to community-led processes, highlighting that sustainable peace depends on local ownership, inclusive design, and the integration of traditional customs. The study identifies key drivers of conflict, including resource scarcity, historical marginalisation, and political competition under devolution, while providing policy recommendations to improve the coordination, funding, and legal frameworks supporting these accords.
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Document type: Report
GadgetroniX – Oikos Solar Water Pumps Project (Tanzania)
A case study detailing the KISIMA project in Tanzania, where GadgetroniX and Oikos East Africa replaced diesel-powered water pumps with AC current solar water pumping systems to improve water access and reduce operational costs.
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Document type: Case study
Perceptions of water access in the context of climate change by rural households in the Seke and Murewa districts, Zimbabwe
This research paper examines the perceptions of 300 rural household heads in Zimbabwe's Seke and Murewa districts regarding water access and climate change, specifically comparing female-headed and male-headed households.
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Document type: Research paper
Towards a More Equal City
This fact sheet introduces the World Resources Report: Towards a More Equal City, which examines how providing equitable access to core urban services—such as housing, water, sanitation, energy, and transportation—can lead to more economically productive and environmentally sustainable cities in rapidly urbanizing regions.
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Document type: Fact sheet