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Residents walk under trees in Turkana, a remote region in western Kenya undergoing major oil exploration and extraction (Kieran Doherty / Oxfam Great Britain).

Oxfam Kenya recommends effective government audits of petroleum costs.

Nairobi, Kenya 25th September- Oxfam in Kenya has launched the Kenya Case Study on Petroleum Cost Auditing. The case study is part of an Oxfam report - 'Examining The Crude Details: Government Audits…

Absent a pipeline, oil in Kenya is moved by trucks in a costly transport scheme.

Examining the Crude Details: Government audits of oil and gas project costs to maximize revenue collection-A case study of Kenya

The petroleum sector offers governments huge potential revenues that could be invested in poverty alleviation and inequality reduction, but those revenues must first be collected. Taxes are levied on…

Team illustrating accountability in project implementaton during a workshop- Photo credit: Joyce Kabue/Oxfam

Accountability and safeguarding

Oxfam in Kenya aims to embed both the culture and practice of accountability to communities throughout its programme work through mutual accountable relationships with partners to women and…

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