Working together

Partners & stakeholders

Administrative justice is not delivered alone. These are the institutions the Commission works with — disclosed here proactively, so the public can see who supports the work and how.

Commission officers and community paralegals standing together outdoors beside the Commission's banner. — The Commission at work

Partnership, in practice

We reach further together

A team from the Commission, led by the Director, Public Education, Advocacy and Corporate Communications, during an outreach activity in partnership with Namati.

Photograph: Commission on Administrative Justice

Development partner

UNESCO

Development partner

The United Nations agency for education, science, culture and communication — a partner on the right to information and open government.

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International Development Law Organization (IDLO)

Development partner

The intergovernmental organisation devoted to the rule of law — a partner on access to justice and administrative justice.

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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

Development partner

Technical cooperation on good governance and the rule of law in Kenya's public sector.

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Ombudsman network

African Ombudsman and Mediators Association (AOMA)

Ombudsman network

The continental association through which African ombudsman offices share practice and peer review.

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International Ombudsman Institute (IOI)

Ombudsman network

The global body of ombudsman institutions — the Commission is a member of its African region.

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Civil society

Transparency International Kenya

Civil society

Civil-society partner on integrity, citizen complaint referral and anti-corruption advocacy.

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Katiba Institute

Civil society

Works for the implementation of the Constitution through public-interest litigation, research and civic education.

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Uraia Trust

Civil society

Kenya's national civic education programme — a partner in taking the Commission's mandate to citizens.

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Namati

Civil society

The global legal-empowerment network, working with grassroots justice defenders so people can know, use and shape the law.

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