Haki Data Lab

Data creates ripple effects and when many data points come together, those ripples can lead to powerful, transformative change. #Rights4EveryWorker #NumbersInAction

@GhettoRadio895 discussing our 'Margins To Metrics' data insights . When we count, we move from the Margins to use our voices to influence social change. #Rights4EveryWorker #NumbersInAction @data4change @cricketwrites @lloydsregister @mukuru_cjc @DecogreenNet

Tomorrow morning,we discuss our most recent research report from our project,'Margins To Metrics' @GhettoRadio895.Tune in tubanje story ya informal workers na struggles wanapitia. #NumbersInAction #Rights4EveryWorker @data4change @lloydsregister @cricketwrites @MathareSJustice

#LifeUnderCurfew An award-winning community data project in Dandora, Kenya that tells the story of a community under threat that came together. hakidatalab.org/projects/life-… #NumbersInAction #FiguresDontLie @Kenyanmwangi1 @UhaiWetu @cricketwrites @MathareSJustice @LegalEmpowermentHub

Today, the Haki Data Lab(HDL) hosted Christopher Maloney (Hewlett Foundation)for a discussion on how our two organisations can continue the important engagement of protecting informal workers in their day to day work.@cricketwrites hosted us at the Dandora dumpsite. @data4change

Better Data. Better Decisions. Better lives. #Data4SDGs #NumbersInAction #FiguresDontLie @cricketwrites @Kenyanmwangi1 @UpcyclersHub @UhaiWetu

Waste pickers face the highest and most cumulative exposure to workplace hazards but are commonly treated as self-employed and excluded from routine protection. Implement the Occupational Safety and Health Act. @lloydsregister @data4change @UpcyclersHub @cricketwrites

The persistence of violence, injury, and hazardous working conditions in informal sectors reflects gaps in the application of existing legal responsibilities, rather than an absence of legal standards. ##Rights4EveryWorker @lloydsregister @data4change

The more, the Merrier. #MerryChristmas2025 from the Haki Data Lab and our dedicated field researchers. #NumbersDontLie

Many househelps in Kenya are still being paid in kind (food & shelter) as guards get 6K per month? These are the approximate minimum wages in Nairobi by law: 1. Househelp = Ksh 16K 2. Waiter/Cook = Ksh 17K 3. Day watchman = Ksh 16K 4. Night watchmen = Ksh 17K 5. Tailor = Ksh 27K 6. Tailor's assistant = Ksh 18K 7. Printer operator = Ksh 21K 8. Caretaker (buildings) = Ksh 33K 9. Cashier = Ksh 36K Employers, you don't have to provide competitive renumeration, but at least respect the minimum wages prescribed by law. @AtwoliDza

When Data meets Community Action, creativity comes into life. @UhaiWetu @MtoWanguOrg

At the Upcyclers Creative Hub, we #RepurposeTextileWaste for economic growth and for a clean environment. Upcycling reusable waste is moving from ambition to implementation of #ClimateChange goals. #COP30 @citizentvkenya @UNEP @PlanKenya @HakiDataLab @adoyo27 @Kenyanmwangi1

At Haki Data Lab,we believe that the most compelling data work starts with community questions rather than data capabilities.This way,we not only make data more inclusive and accessible,but also of service to community needs rather than institutional convenience #NumbersInAction

Informal workers discussing risks that face them in their day to day work. #NumbersInAction @data4change @siasaplace @MageuziHub @DavisTafari01 @UhaiWetu

Today, the Haki Data Lab is conducting a 'Design Workshop' with informal workers drawn from Matatu workers, waste pickers and Domestic workers from within Mathare and Dandora communities. We appreciate the Lloyd's Register Foundation for funding this project. @data4change

Today, the Haki Data Lab(HDL) is proud to kickstart the Margins to Metrics project that aims towards building the data capacities of informal workers.These informal workers include Waste Pickers,Matatu workers and Domestic Workers. @data4change @MathareSJustice @ArctiveCitizens

Did You Know: That based on consistent reporting from UNEP (2007), Nairobi City County studies (2016), UN-Habitat assessments, and industry sources, the Dandora dumpsite receives an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 metric tonnes of solid waste per day! @UhaiWetu @ArctiveCitizens

"When people are excluded from data, they are excluded from decisions. Communities without data are communities without power" ~Haki Data Lab(HDL). #NumbersInAction #SiriNiNumbers #FiguresDontLie @UhaiWetu @ArctiveCitizens @data4change @Kenyanmwangi1 @WomenHRDs

I love how God is always protecting us! Guess who were looting supermarkets at night? Yep, the police!

@peopletheatre1 @bonifacemwangi @wanjirunjira