Usalama reforms Local and international partners
DCAF is committed to promoting good governance of the security sector around the world.Together with Usalama, DCAF is working on the Private Security Industry project in Kenya
DECAFPSGO is a network of African CSOs that seek to share knowledge and reinforce their organizational capacity to promote good governance of the private sector.
Private Security Governance ObservatoryThe Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands wants to strengthen civil society as a watchdog on the implementation of the constitution and works with public sector institutions, civil society as well as th privatesector to improve governance in Kenya. It supported Usalama in pushing for police reforms.
Netherlands GovernmentThe Kenya National Police Service, headed by the Inspector General of Police, and Usalama Reforms Forum areworking together to change the standing orders of police, improve policeaccountability and engage in properplanning and budgeting strategies.
National Police ServiceThe Police Stations Visitors Week is a unique global event organized by Altus to assess the quality of services delivered in the participating police departments, to identify some of thebest practices in use by police, tostrengthen the accountability of police to the local citizens whom they serveand to promote human rights standards.
Altus Global AlliancePeaceNet-Kenya works with Usalama and other organizations who striveto foster peace in their local communities
and inthe nation at large.
Research Triangle Africa engaged in a safety audit exercise in four of Usalama’s communities, to find out what are the main security issues and to come up with a safety strategy to tackle those issues.
Research Triangle AfricaSaferworld worked with the Usalama Reform Forum to promote the development of an accountable, responsive police service in Kenya which operates within a legal, institutional and administrative framework that guarantees a role for civil society topromote democratic policing in partnership with communities
SaferworldPartners Kenya National Commission on Human Rights and UsalamaReforms Forum are working to promote rights based approaches to policing, including on implementation of police reform legislation.
KNCHRThe British High Commission worked with Usalama in driving the agendafor reforms, especially by providing technicalsupport in the drafting of content for the new Police laws and advocating reform implementation
British High CommissionThe Kenya Transition Initiative is a project implemented through USAID’s Office of Transition Initiativesthat advances U.S.foreign policy objectives by contributing to a stable Kenyan policy.
Chemonics - USAIDCHRI finalised public and police education on the new system of police accountability in Kenya. CHRI, in collaboration withThe Usalama Reforms Forum, prepared flowcharts for professionals, a pocketbook for the police as well as pamphlets andposters for the public.
Commonwealth Human Rights InitiativeLet's Work Together!
Get involved in reducing and eventually preventing local crime, violence and disorder problems across Kenya.