Haki Data Lab turns community knowledge into data for justice

We partner with grassroots organisations in Kenya to collect, analyse, and use data that strengthens advocacy, informs decisions, and amplifies community voices.

Projects

Haki Data Lab collaborates with communities, researchers, and organisations to turn lived experiences into meaningful data. Our projects explore how data can support advocacy, inform policy, and communicate community realities in powerful ways.

Data Insights: Informal Workers in Nairobi

Using community-collected data, this project generates insights on the realities of informal workers.

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Community Data Collection

We work alongside grassroots organizations to design and conduct community-led research.

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Open Data Sets

Access our open datasets and data briefs to explore key social issues. Designed for researchers, advocates, and journalists, these resources support responsible data use and are shared under Creative Commons.

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Data Evidence for Policy Making

We translate community data into clear fact sheets and policy briefs. These resources provide actionable insights to help policymakers better understand issues and make informed decisions.

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Creative Data Communication

Data can tell powerful stories. Through visualizations, graphics, and video, we transform complex information into engaging formats that make data accessible and meaningful to broader audiences.

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Life Under Curfew

During the COVID-19 pandemic, this award-winning project documented how curfews affected everyday life in communities. Through data, stories, and visuals, it captured the social and economic impacts of emergency measures on vulnerable groups.

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About Haki Data Lab

Haki Data Lab brings over 30 years of combined experience in community organizing and research, working alongside grassroots organizations in Kenya. We turn lived experiences into credible evidence—combining community-led research, data analysis, and storytelling to support advocacy and more informed, inclusive decision-making.

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Do you want to collaborate? Let’s talk.

We’re always interested in connecting with people and organisations working towards social change. If you have an idea, a project, or just want to explore possibilities, we’d love to hear from you.

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