Public GBV trends, service visibility, and decision-support insight for Kenya
Mwananchi Portal is the public transparency layer of Usalama Voice. It turns privacy-protected, aggregated data into practical information for community members, advocates, county leaders, researchers, journalists, and policy teams.
Six month reports
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Total incidents across the current public trend window.
Femicide signal
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Recorded femicide count in the same public trend window.
Repeat-risk average
0%
Share of cases linked to repeated-risk contexts.
Top intake path
No data
Largest current public-safe intake pathway share.
Deeper insights
Patterns that move resources
Operational signals derived from aggregated, privacy-protected data — designed to inform timing, accountability, and coordination.
Time-of-day patterns appear as live reports accumulate.
Resolution-time distribution appears as cases close.
Pipeline progression appears as cases move through stages.
Coordination mix appears as specialists are dispatched.
Evening risk concentration
Reported incidents peak during late afternoon and evening windows. Stakeholders should align patrols, hotline staffing, transport safety, and emergency referral readiness to those hours.
Repeat-risk growth
Repeat-risk share is rising across recent months. That usually signals weak follow-up protection, incomplete survivor relocation support, or delayed justice pathways.
Pathway imbalance
When one intake pathway dominates, that points to trust, awareness, or access gaps in the lower-volume pathways.
Concentration in a few counties
A limited number of counties drive a disproportionate share of reports. Resource planning should not be evenly spread when burden is clearly uneven.
County concentration remains visible
County concentration signals will appear here as governed public data accumulates.
Resolution still needs scrutiny
Resolution signals will appear here once the current reporting window contains live case movement.
Pathways are not evenly used
Pathway mix signals will appear here as live intake pathways accumulate.
Publication stays aggregate-only
This portal publishes governed county, trend, and demographic summaries without exposing survivor identities or case-level operational detail.
Nairobi
Highest absolute volume
Priority focus
Night safety, shelter capacity, responder follow-up
Urban density, transport corridors, and repeat-risk clusters require concentrated prevention and night safety action.
Mombasa
High coastal burden
Priority focus
Medical response, referral signage, hotline awareness
Tourism, informal work patterns, and mobility pressures suggest stronger public reporting visibility and medical referral readiness.
Kisumu
Sustained high rate
Priority focus
Counseling coverage, legal aid, repeat-case follow-up
Community outreach and repeat-risk monitoring need reinforcement alongside legal and counseling access.
Nakuru
Mid-high growing burden
Priority focus
Shelter pathways, NGO coordination, mobile support
Expanding peri-urban settlement pressure indicates rising need for coordinated shelter and mobile service options.
County governments
Use hotspot, trend, and service-gap data to allocate social protection budgets, county rescue capacity, and local awareness campaigns.
Police leadership
Track evening risk windows, county burden, and repeat-risk indicators to improve dispatch readiness, field deployment, and follow-up accountability.
NGOs and shelters
Use referral pressure, county burden, and repeat-risk patterns to place counselors, legal aid, survivor funds, and shelter beds where demand is highest.
Medical providers
Use time-of-day risk and county concentration to plan forensic readiness, emergency triage coverage, and referral pathways after assault.
Legal and policy teams
Use resolution trends, repeat-risk indicators, and burden concentration to advocate for procedural reform, legal aid expansion, and stronger survivor protection.
Researchers and media
Use the anonymized trends to explain what is changing over time while preserving privacy and avoiding case-level exposure.
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Severity mix
Case status mix