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Uniting Citizens for Public & Civic Reform

Coalition C brings together activists, aspirants, and everyday citizens to drive policy transparency and legal accountability across Kenya.

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About Coalition C

A movement built on transparency

From national policy to county budgets, we give citizens the tools to participate, question and shape the decisions that affect them.

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Legal Accountability

Citizen-led petitions and legislative initiatives that hold public institutions to account.

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Policy Transparency

Open access to asset declarations, budgets and the decisions behind them.

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Fair Participation

Equal access to civic debates and the ballot for aspirants of every background.

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Grassroots Power

Volunteers and organizers across all 47 counties, working together for reform.

Our Mission

To equip every Kenyan citizen with the information, platforms and legal tools to take part in public decisions, and to hold leaders and institutions answerable for how they use public power and resources.

Our Vision

A Kenya where governance is open by default, elections are fair to every aspirant, and ordinary citizens shape policy from the village to the national assembly.

The Citizen Compact

Five commitments we hold ourselves to

The Compact is the shared promise between Coalition C, its volunteers and the aspirants who stand with us.

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  1. Open booksPublish our funding, spending and decisions for anyone to inspect.
  2. Non-partisan actionBack policies and principles, never parties or personalities.
  3. Every county countsGive all 47 counties a real voice in national priorities.
  4. Peaceful and lawfulUse petitions, courts, dialogue and the ballot to drive change.
  5. Citizens firstKeep decisions close to the people they affect, and report back often.
How It Works

From your voice to real reform

Four simple steps to turn concern into collective action.

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Join

Register as a volunteer and pick your county and the causes you care about.

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Sign & Share

Add your signature to petitions and invite friends, family and neighbours.

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Show Up

Attend town halls and assemblies, in person or online, and make your case.

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Hold to Account

Follow filed petitions, track responses and push institutions to deliver.

Our Story

How the movement grows

Coalition C is powered by citizens who decided not to wait for change.

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The Spark

Citizens, activists and aspirants realised that real reform needs people working together, not alone.

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Building Together

We built a volunteer network, filed petitions and opened town halls so ordinary people could shape policy.

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Today

Volunteers in every county collect signatures, host forums and hold public institutions accountable.

Our Values

What guides every decision

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Integrity

We say what we do and do what we say, in the open.

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Inclusion

Every voice, in every county, belongs at the table.

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Courage

We ask hard questions and stand by citizens who do the same.

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Service

We exist for the public good, never for personal gain.

Take Action

Active Public Petitions

Support citizen-led legislative initiatives and hold public institutions accountable.

The Process

How a petition becomes change

From a good idea to a public response, in four clear steps.

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Draft

We help shape your idea into a clear, lawful petition with a specific request.

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Gather Signatures

Volunteers and supporters add their names online and at community events.

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Verify & File

Signatures are verified and the petition is filed with the right institution.

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Follow Through

We track the response and report progress openly to every signer.

Have an idea? Start a petition.

Tell us the change you want to see. Our team reviews every proposal and helps the strongest ones reach the public.

Get Involved

Upcoming Town Halls & Assemblies

Engage directly with community organizers and policy leaders.

NOV
12

National Aspirants Policy Forum

๐Ÿ“ Nairobi West Center & Online Stream๐Ÿ•™ 10:00 AM EAT

Interactive session outlining the Coalition C Citizen Compact and campaign strategies.

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25

Youth & Civic Leadership Debate

๐Ÿ“ Mombasa Civic Hall๐Ÿ•‘ 2:00 PM EAT

Empowering young leaders to run for office and advocate for grassroots reform.

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County Budget Open Town Hall

๐Ÿ“ Nakuru Community Hall๐Ÿ•™ 10:00 AM EAT

Residents review the county budget line by line and agree priorities to put to the assembly.

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10

Know Your Rights Legal Clinic

๐Ÿ“ Kisumu Civic Centre & Online Stream๐Ÿ•‘ 1:00 PM EAT

Volunteer advocates explain how to file petitions, request public records and seek legal aid.

Highlights

Recent gatherings

A look back at recent town halls and forums.

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Oct 20, 2026๐Ÿ“ Nairobi

Open Governance Forum

Residents and leaders discussed how to make public records easier to access.

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Oct 05, 2026๐Ÿ“ Kisumu

Youth Voices Assembly

Young people shared priorities on jobs, education and civic participation.

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Sep 21, 2026๐Ÿ“ Mombasa

County Budget Listening Session

Community members reviewed spending plans and proposed priorities for the next budget.

Host a town hall in your community

Get our free toolkit with an agenda template, invitation wording and a simple reporting form.

Our Team

The people behind the movement

Organizers, legal minds and community leaders working side by side.

Latest Updates

News from the movement

Campaign progress, statements and stories from across the counties.

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Oct 22, 2026Campaign

Citizen Compact consultations open in every county

Residents are invited to read the draft Compact and share feedback at local forums and online.

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Oct 15, 2026Volunteers

Record turnout at the volunteer training weekend

New volunteers learned how to run petition drives, host town halls and report back to their communities.

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Oct 08, 2026Explainer

What the Asset Disclosure Act would mean for you

A plain-language guide to what leaders would have to publish and how citizens could use it.

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Oct 01, 2026Economy

County budget transparency campaign reaches Nakuru

Residents joined a listening session to review how county funds are planned and spent.

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Sep 24, 2026Youth

Young leaders train for civic office

A leadership programme prepares young people to run for office and serve their communities.

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Sep 17, 2026Explainer

Legal aid clinics: your questions answered

How free legal aid works, who qualifies and how to get help with a public-interest issue.

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Voices

Why citizens join Coalition C

Stories from volunteers and aspirants taking part in public life.

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I used to think policy was for politicians. After my first town hall I knew my questions mattered, and people listened.

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VolunteerKisumu County
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As an independent aspirant, the forums gave me a fair stage and a community that believes in open politics.

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AspirantNakuru County
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Seeing a petition move from a signature drive to a public hearing showed me what organized citizens can do.

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Youth OrganizerMombasa County
Our Reach

Active across all 47 counties

Find your county and join the neighbours already organizing for reform.

No county matches your search.

Tap a county to register as a volunteer there.

Resource Center

Everything you need to participate

Statements, databases and guides to help you engage with confidence.

Governance & Legal

Policies and legal documents

The rules we hold ourselves to. Read each one here or download the Word file.

Partners & Stakeholders

Partnership framework

Operational Phase One: 15th September to 30th October 2026.

Downloads

Guides and toolkits

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Citizen Compact (draft)PDF ยท the five commitments in full
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Petition Starter KitPDF ยท templates and a signature-drive checklist
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County Budget GuidePDF ยท how to read a county budget
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Volunteer HandbookPDF ยท roles, tips and safety guidance
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers for new volunteers, signers and supporters.

What is Coalition C?

Coalition C is a citizen-led civic movement working for policy transparency and legal accountability across Kenya, through petitions, forums and public education.

How do I become a volunteer?

Select โ€œJoin Movementโ€, add your name, email and county, and we will share ways to get involved near you.

Is signing a petition free?

Yes. Signing is always free and takes less than a minute. We only ask for the details needed to verify your signature.

Can independent aspirants take part?

Absolutely. Our forums and debates are open to aspirants of every background, whether or not they belong to a party.

How do I report wrongdoing safely?

Reports can be made in writing, in person, through the online portal or by email to the Integrity and Performance Council. Whistle-blowers are protected from retaliation and may stay anonymous. Read the Whistleblower Protection Policy.

How are donations used?

Contributions fund town halls, civic education materials, volunteer training and legal work. We publish how funds are spent.

Our Message & Roadmap

Change the game. Know the timeline.

Where Coalition C stands, and the key dates between now and the campaign season. Tap a poster to enlarge it.