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Why take part in the Integrity Walk 2019?
The Integrity Walk 2019 is a peoples' initiative inaugurated as an annual event by Transparency International Kenya (TI-Kenya) which was held on 28th September 2019. The Integrity Walk 2019 was also be among the activities to mark the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI), celebrated globally on 28th September of every year. IDUAI has particular relevance with the 2030 Development Agenda, and in particular with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16:particularly under targets 16.5 and 16.6 to "Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms"; and "Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels"; all predicated on having information systems based on integrity, transparency and accountability.

90%

Percentage of respondents that encountered bribery did not report to any authority

37%

Percentage of respondents that paid bribes to access services

83%

Percentage of respondents perceiving the current level of corruption as high

Source: East African Bribery Index(EABI) 2017 - Kenya

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Sovereign Category

For individual active citizens, groups and movements - sign-up with Kshs. 500 per person

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Unity Category

For corporate organisations, a private company or a membership organisation - support with Kshs. 30,000 or above.

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Sovereign Category

Participants will get eligibility to TI-Kenya membership

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Unity Category

Corporate participants will be recognized during the walk and Anti-corruption Day celebrations

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Faqs

  • What is the schedule for the day?

    Participants will convene at Freedom Corner (Uhuru Park) and the Integrity Walk will be flagged off from Integrity Centre at 08.30 a.m. then proceed to Valley Road - Ralph Bunche Road - Ngong Road - Cathedral Road - Ngong Road - Haile Selassie Avenue - Parliament Road - City Hall Way - Uhuru Highway and end at Freedom Corner (Uhuru Park).

  • Who can register?

    This event will bring together individuals(Sovereign Category) and institutions(Unity Category) committed to the fight against corruption in Kenya. One can register as an individual or as group.

  • How can I register?

    You can either register as a group(Unity Category) or as an individual(Sovereign Category). To register as an individual, click here. To register as a group, click here.

  • I want to be part of the PARTNERS for the event

    For us to realise the above objectives, we request for your help in sponsoring the event. Please contact transparency@tikenya.org for more information on partnership.

  • What do I wear?

    Participants should wear sports gear and the event T-shirt for the walk or any other branded merchandise for the walk.

  • How can I buy the merchandise?

    We have branded merchandise for sale including caps, Key-holders, Mugs, Flash disks, shopping bags and T-shirts at the venue.

  • What will be provided during the walk

    Participants will be given a bottle water sachet of glucose. Snacks and drinks will be available for sale at the venue. Entertainment for children will also be available.

  • What benefits do I get when I pay for walk

    Sovereign Category (For individual active citizens, groups and movements) - sign-up with Kshs. 500 per participant (Kshs. 300 for Children). Contributors to this category accrue the following benefits:

    • Registration as a participant for the Integrity Walk;
    • Participation at the Integrity Walk and popular celebrations;
    • A branded t-shirt;
    • Anti-Corruption Information and Education Materials;
    • Online Certificate of participation.

    Unity Category (For corporate organisations, a private company or a membership organisation)

    • Ksh 10,000 - 49,999
    • Logo and link on online publicity materials;
    • 5 branded t-shirts for participants;
    • Facebook, twitter shout outs;
    • Certificate of appreciation.
    • Ksh 50,000 - 199,999
    • Logo and link on online publicity materials;
    • Set-up exhibition table at event venue;
    • Display of organisations' banners at the venue for the popular celebrations;
    • 10 branded t-shirts for participants;
    • Facebook, twitter shout outs;
    • Certificate of appreciation.
    • Ksh 200,000 and above
    • Facilitate an in-house training session on Corruption Risk Assesement;
    • Set up an exhibition tent at the venue;
    • 20 branded t-shirts for participants;
    • Display of organisations' banners at the venue for the popular celebrations;
    • Facebook, twitter shout outs;
    • Certificate of appreciation.

    • The Cause

    To build a critical mass of citizens who believe in and are ready to protect the Constitution of Kenya in upholding the National Values and Principles of Governance and promote our shared aspirations on Leadership and Integrity.

    Route

    Integrity walk route image

    Significance of The Route

    • The People

      Freedom Corner in Uhuru Park signifying the importance of people's freedom and Sovereignty of the People to hold leaders to account.

    • Religious Groups

      All Saints, Nairobi Central SDA Church - Maxwell, CITAM Valley Road all charged with charting the moral route and praying for the country.

    • Government institutions

      Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi Area Traffic Police Headquaters, Ministry of Lands, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Health, Nairobi County Government representing public institutions that have been susceptible to corruption and mismanagement of public funds.

    • Law Enforcement Agencies

      EACC, ODPP, IPOA, Judiciary, State Law Office - AG representing institutions which have a responsibility in the justice chain to ensure that corrupt individuals are held accountable.

    • Political Players

      Harambee House, DP Office, Senate, Nairobi County Assembly, National Assembly representing institutions and people who make policies and are charged with oversight mandate over other state organs.