our finances

We firmly believe in maintaining accountability and transparency across all operations as an organisation.

This commitment extends to all our valued donors and partners, as we believe it is crucial to provide them with a clear understanding of how their contributions are utilized. By diligently reviewing our expenditure in light of the outcomes achieved, we foster a culture of continuous learning and strive to improve our practices to benefit all stakeholders moving forward.

Corporate
Documents

Open Institute Trust

The Open Institute Trust is a Registered Trust in the Republic of Kenya, No.1673/1

Open Institute International

Financial Filings

  • Open Institute Annual Audit Reports:

 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018

  • Open Institute International IRS Annual Form 990:

 2022 | 2021 | 2020 

Funding
Commitments

Our organisation is fully dedicated to upholding donor and financial transparency. As part of our commitment, we include a comprehensive list of donors in our Annual Report.

Furthermore, it is our commitment to each year, publicly disclose the names of donors who have made contributions, accompanied by detailed descriptions of the specific areas of work that their support has helped to advance.

By sharing this information openly, we ensure accountability and provide a clear understanding of the crucial initiatives supported by our generous donors.

LUMINATE

$300,000

Active Citizenship Program – Support for the Pilot of the Maono Space in Kilifi County, a space for youth groups and CBOs ( Community Based Organizations) to collaborate and get administrative and financial support

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GATES FOUNDATION

$624,000

Open County Program – The Goal of the Project is to Strengthen Data Capacity and Statistics support at a Sub-national level in Kenya to allow for better planning and decision making

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HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$200,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various Organizational activities

$182,800

Restore Data Rights – Create Awareness around Data and Digital Rights in Africa

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DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FÜR INTERNATIONALE ZUSAMMENARBEIT (GIZ) 

Euro 149,000

Data Rights – Supporting Data Protection Campaign and Conducting a Baseline Survey in Counties in Kenya

HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$200,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various organizational activities

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LUMINATE

$100,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various Organizational activities

OPEN INSTITUTE 2020 COMMITMENTS

GATES FOUNDATION

$624,000

Open County Program – The Goal of the Project is to Strengthen Data Capacity and Statistics support at a Sub-national level in Kenya to allow for better planning and decision making.

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FORD FOUNDATION

$100,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various Organizational activities and sub-grants

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LUMINATE

$182,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various organizational activities

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HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$150,700

Restore Data Rights – Create Awareness around Data and Digital Rights in Africa

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UN

$35,000

Ability Project – Share the Road Project

WORLD BANK

$297,750

Open County – Establishing Data Desk in Counties, Creation of the Maarifa Platform, a one stop platform for Devolution Resources  and  Enhancing Citizen Engagement through County Data

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HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$300,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various organizational activities

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HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$45,000

Ability Program – Development of the Organizations Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policy

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DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FÜR INTERNATIONALE ZUSAMMENARBEIT (GIZ) 

$99,252

Data Governance – Conducting a Citizen Generated census in Elgeyo Marakwet County

HEWLETT FOUNDATION

$200,000

Operational Support – General Operating Support and funding for various Organizational activities

$129,500

Data Governance – Support for the Global Goals for Local Impact Program 

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GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DATA (GPSDD)

$41,400

Developing subnational data infrastructure for smallholder farmers to enhance Agriculture and Nutrition in Nakuru County

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AFRICA LEAD

$14,400

Pilot Project to gather farmers data in an effort to Scale up food security in Africa

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WORLD BANK

$89,950

Open County – Establishing Data Desk in Counties, Creation of the Maarifa Platform, a one stop platform for Devolution Resources  and  Enhancing Citizen Engagement through County Data