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Boniface Owino

Senior Analyst

Start date with DI: October 2017

Where I am based: Nairobi Office, Kenya

What I do: I work with other experts in the Research & Analysis team to conduct innovative, rigorous, relevant and timely research/data analysis, focusing on poverty, finance for development and humanitarian response.

Previous experience: Graduate in Economics from the University of Nairobi. I previously worked for the Consumer Unity & Trust Society – Centre for International Trade, Economics & Environment (CUTS-CITEE), Nairobi, as Policy Analyst and head of the trade and development programme. I also worked for Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA) as a Young Professional/Researcher under the Young Professional Programme.

Content by Boniface Owino:

Blog 16 May 2018

Leveraging data to achieve universal health coverage in Kenya’s poorest arid and semi-arid (ASAL) counties
Blog 25 January 2018

Is Elgeyo Marakwet County allocating resources to the health sector according to its health needs?
Blog 14 December 2017

Exploring inequalities in the health sector in Kenya: Who’s left behind?
Report 2 July 2020

Kenya’s Covid-19 budget: Funding for health and welfare
Report 25 August 2020

Government funding to support disability inclusion in Kenya
Report 1 August 2019

Kenya’s 2019/20 budget and the big four agenda: a pro poor analysis
Report 23 May 2019

Tracking subnational government investments in climate change mitigation and adaptation in Kenya
Report 10 December 2018

Enhancing access to safe water and improved sanitation services in Kenya
Report 7 December 2018

Strengthening subnational government own-source revenue mobilisation in Kenya
Report 13 June 2018

Pro-poor analysis of Kenya’s 2018/19 budget estimates
Report 29 August 2019

Harmonising registration and identification in emergencies in Somalia