Data Use Agreement
How data is sourced, attributed, and licensed on this platform.
Open Data Principles
The Kenya Digital Rights Risk Atlas is built entirely on open civic data and publicly available reports. Every indicator displayed on this platform can be traced to a published source. Transparency in methodology builds trust with the communities, civil society organisations, and policymakers who use this tool for advocacy and planning.
Use of this platform constitutes agreement to attribute the original data creators in any derivative work, publication, or research that incorporates data presented here.
Source Register
| Dataset | Source | License |
|---|---|---|
| CCTV Monitoring | CIPESA, Article 19, Media reports | Public records / CC-BY |
| Internet Shutdown Data | KICTANet, Access Now #KeepItOn, OONI | CC-BY / Open Data |
| ODPC Complaints | Office of the Data Protection Commissioner | Public records |
| Digital Identity | National Registration Bureau, Communications Authority of Kenya | Public records |
| Platform Transparency | Meta, Google, TikTok, X transparency reports | Public reports |
| Kenya Population | Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) 2019 Census | Open Data |
Suggested Citation
Kenya Digital Rights Risk Atlas. Mapping surveillance infrastructure, data privacy, and digital rights across Kenya's 47 counties. Nairobi, Kenya. Retrieved from https://geraldkombo.github.io/kenya-digital-rights-atlas/
Privacy
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