IEBC to Align Election Communication With Changing Technology
The workshop brings together IEBC staff and stakeholders involved in curriculum and policy development to identify gaps and strengthen the Commission's voter education and communication frameworks.
NAIROBI, Kenya - The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has launched a comprehensive review of its voter education, partnerships, and communication strategies in anticipation of the 2027 General Election, according to a report on September 16. This review encompasses critical policy documents, such as the National Voter Education Curriculum, operations manuals, guidelines, and Standard Operating Procedures.
Commissioner Ann Nderitu, speaking on behalf of the IEBC Chairperson, presided over the opening session of the workshop alongside Commissioners Marykaren Sorobit and Alutalala Mukhwana, along with Hassan Noor Hassan.
Nderitu emphasized that the primary objective of this review is to ensure that the Commission's public outreach initiatives remain consistent with its constitutional responsibilities and are adaptable to the evolving technological and media landscapes. The documents slated for review are pivotal in shaping the Commission's interactions with citizens and stakeholders leading up to the 2027 elections.
A key focus of the review is to underscore the importance of trust, transparency, inclusivity, and accountability in all communication efforts. The workshop, which includes IEBC personnel and stakeholders engaged in curriculum and policy development, aims to pinpoint areas for improvement and fortify the Commission's voter education and communication frameworks.
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