Anne Okello
Network staff
Anne is the assistant project manager for East Africa
Biography
Anne Okello holds a Master of Development Studies degree and a Bachelor of Commerce – Finance (Hons.) degree from the University of Nairobi. Anne is also pursuing a French Diploma at Alliance Française Nairobi and has attained B2 level skills. She deeply appreciates the role of research and data in facilitating socio-economic and political change. Anne has served as the Assistant Project Manager for the region since Round 9 of the surveys. She brings experience in Afrobarometer survey methodology, questionnaire indigenization, country-specific questions design, sampling, survey management, and dissemination both in stakeholder interface and publications.
Publications
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AD963: Ethiopians applaud COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies
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AD950: Kenyans support cross-border mobility for East Africans, but want fewer immigrants
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AD936: Ethiopians trust the police, but see them falling short of professionalism
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AD933: Youth priorities in Seychelles: The economy and drug abuse
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AD911: Ensuring child well-being remains a challenge for the poor in Ethiopia
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AD903: Les Malgaches se considèrent responsables de la lutte contre la pollution mais appellent aussi à davantage d’efforts gouvernementaux
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AD895: Les priorités des jeunes malgaches : La gestion de l’économie, l’insécurité et les infrastructures
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AD888: Ethiopians call for greater climate action by government and other stakeholders
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AD884: Seychellois commend government’s response to COVID-19 but find assistance lacking
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AD878: Ethiopians commend the government’s efforts to protect the environment, but want it to do more
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AD861: Ethiopians condemn violence against women but consider domestic violence a private matter
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AD851: Seychellois rate government efforts to protect the environment highly, but want it to do more
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AD843: Zambian youth want the government to prioritise management of the economy
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AD827: Seychellois feel safe, but see police falling short of professional conduct
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AD819: Seychellois want more government action to curb the country’s drug epidemic
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AD771: Veiled transparency: Access to public information remains elusive despite progress on right-to-information laws
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AD771: Transparence voilée : L’information publique demeure difficile d’accès en dépit des progrès de la législation sur le droit à l’information
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AD764: In Seychelles, ensuring children’s welfare remains a challenge for the poor
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AD741: Young Ethiopians prioritise management of the economy for government action
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AD710: Dissatisfaction, disengagement mark outlook of young Kenyans
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AD703: In Seychelles, majority support gender equality, think greater efforts are needed
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AD657: In Seychelles, gender-based violence tops the list of women’s-rights issues to be addressed