Search for Common Ground (Search), with support from the European Union and in collaboration with the Human Rights Agenda (HURIA), Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI), Kiunga Youth Bunge Initiative (KYBI), Tana River Peace, Reconciliation and Development (TRPRD) and Ijara Women for Peace, has established an Early Warning and Early Response (EWER) system through embedded community observation and social media listening, with the aim to harness the shared intelligence between communities, civil society organizations and government authorities to identify and address imminent threats to peaceful elections, particularly looking at conflict trends, drivers and locations that could potentially trigger or experience violence. Social media listening monitors online conversations, with a focus on Facebook and TikTok, to track hate speech and misinformation trends and how these could potentially affect conflicts offline.

Conflict Snapshots:

1. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 4 August 2022 – Kenya Election
2. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 9 August 2022 – Kenya Election
3. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 10 August 2022 – Kenya Election
4. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 11 August 2022 – Kenya Election
5. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 16 August 2022 – Kenya Election
6. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 25 August 2022 – Kenya Election
7. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 2 September 2022 – Kenya Election
8. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 9 September 2022 – Kenya Election
9. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 24 September 2022 – Kenya Election
10. Conflict Snapshot – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – 1 November 2022 – Kenya Election
11. Social Media Listening Analysis – Uchaguzi Bila Balaa – Kenya – October 2022