Who Are We?
Institute for Governance Reform (IGR) is an independent national think-tank working with ordinary citizens and a variety of stakeholders to bring high quality evidence into policy making and implementation processes.
Institute for Governance Reform (IGR) is an independent national think-tank working with ordinary citizens and a variety of stakeholders to bring high quality evidence into policy making and implementation processes.
To bridge the gap between knowledge and policy.
To become a respected policy voice in the African Sub-Region supporting public and private institutions to respond to the challenges of economic development and state effectiveness.
Our work on political governance focuses on elections, promoting inclusivity, integrity and accountability of public institutions and bringing citizen's voices and views into policy processes.
Our economists offer world-class expertise to bring efficiency in revenue generation and public spending. We track public sector audit, monitor state contracts and undertake political economy analysis to inform decision making.
We focus our efforts on human capital building and work in partnership with coalitions and networks to make education, health and agricultural services benefit the poor and most marginalized including remote areas, women, youth and persons living with disability.
Our monitors work to ensure that both Parliament and Parliamentarians’ work is brought to the people to make parliament more open and responsive to the priorities of voters.
Our Tech for Open Governance platform provide space for government-citizen interaction. We empower citizens to track government services, monitor procurement, submit complaints, vote on issues and have a voice in public decision making.
Our data analytics unit utilised credible primary data to identify trends and patterns, correlations and relationships, predictive modelling for public education and for making data-driven decisions.
IGR has started a new series called ‘Sierra Leone’s Political Marathon’. The findings of this maiden edition, which focuses on t…
A new Poll of Freetown on three burning issues reveals that most Freetown residents are unaware of the government's proposal to split the city…
Where Have Our Investments in Women G…
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Posted by: Awoko Publications
Posted by: Awoko Publications
