Internet access / media ownership / ubiquitous social networks / online space / social media / e-governance / mobile phones/have Internet access / online-based crowdsourcing activity / online/mobile technology / Internet resources / mobile technology / online freedoms / sector leverage Internet / social media presence / online media / Internet governance / domain name management / inadequate media coverage / technology access / 3G network / media houses / INTERNET FREEDOM / governance systems / online expression / Internet openness / mobile phone/Internet penetration / online access / social media platforms / Internet users / mainstream media / Internet/broadband / /
Organization
Kenyan government / civil society / Has government / United Nations / Canada’s International Development Research Centre / NGOs / International Development Research Centre / be assessed using the United Nations’ E-Government Survey10 / /
Person
Uhuru Kenyatta / Angela Crandall / Chris Orwa Edited / Patrick Meier / Patrick Costello / /
Position
Finance Minister / representative / current President / /
Technology
cellular telephone / broadband / SMS / using online/mobile technology / mobile phones / mobile device / 3G / mobile devices / /
The 3 Vs Crowdsourcing Framework for Elections Viability, Verification, Validity August[removed]This research was funded by Canada’s International Development Research Centre.