Between February 2010 and September 2011, the International Records Management Trust conducted the Managing Records as Reliable Evidence for ICT/ e-Government and Freedom of Information in East Africa research project, with funding from the International Development Research Centre. The project, conducted by national teams in each of the five East African Community countries (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, found that records management issues are not being addressed in relation to the ICT/ e-Government and Freedom of Information initiatives that are being planned and implemented within the region, and that this situation placed these initiatives at risk. The research consisted of a high level exploration of the extent of integration between national ICT/ e-Government and Freedom of Information initiatives and records management. An in-depth study of electronic court case management systems was undertaken in order, to assess the practical effects of integration or lack of integration on records, systems and citizens. (2010-2011)
- International Situational Analysis
- An East African Regional Situation Analysis
- Une analyse de la situation régionale en Afrique de l’Est
- A Country Strategy
- Une stratégie pays pour la gestion des dossiers comme preuve fiable pour les TIC/e-gouvernement et la liberté d’information
- White Paper for Senior Management
- Livre blanc pour la direction
Country Reports
- Burundi Country Report
- Kenya Country Report
- Rwanda Country Report
- Tanzania Country Report
- Uganda Country Report