Turning Civic Technology Into Clear, Shareable Public Knowledge

Project Brief & Challenge

TI-Kenya sought to strengthen public understanding and usage of two of its key digital platforms:

• Uwajibikaji Pamoja
• Action for Transparency App

While the platforms were technically robust, the challenge lay in communication:

• Existing content was technical and process-heavy
• Messaging needed to work for both policy stakeholders and the general public
• All materials had to strictly follow TI-Kenya’s brand standards and communication norms
• Content needed to be online-ready, shareable, and bilingual

Scope of Work & Deliverables

1. Content Review & Translation

We reviewed existing technical content provided by TI-Kenya and restructured it into clear production steps and visual narratives suitable for public-facing communication.

2. Infographic Design (English & Kiswahili)

We designed high-quality online infographics for both platforms:

• Uwajibikaji Pamoja
• Action for Transparency App

Each infographic was produced in:

• English and Kiswahili versions
• Kiswahili to enhance accessibility and reach among the general public

3. Brand Compliance & Visual Consistency

All designs strictly adhered to:

• TI-Kenya’s visual identity guidelines
• Approved colour systems, typography, and iconography
• Communication tone and governance standards

4. Online Optimization

We facilitated validation workshops to: Test comprehension and engagement Gather feedback from stakeholders and facilitators Refine content based on real-world usage and responses

5. Final Production & Delivery

All materials were finalized as implementation-ready resources, ensuring: Cultural and contextual appropriateness Ease of use by mentors, facilitators, and program teams Alignment with SIF’s humanitarian values and standards

3. Interactive Learning Elements

To make the materials engaging and participatory, we designed: Story-based scenarios children could relate to Role-playing exercises for mentorship contexts Child-friendly feedback mechanisms that encouraged expression and dialogue

4. Validation & Feedback Workshops

We facilitated validation workshops to: Test comprehension and engagement Gather feedback from stakeholders and facilitators Refine content based on real-world usage and responses

5. Final Production & Delivery

All materials were finalized as implementation-ready resources, ensuring: Cultural and contextual appropriateness Ease of use by mentors, facilitators, and program teams Alignment with SIF’s humanitarian values and standards