Personal Data Management Perception Survey

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Personal data has variously been described as the new currency. But what is the precise scenario in a country like Kenya?

In this regard, I'm carrying out a 'personal data perception survey' to gauge the mood of individual Kenyan citizens on what they think when it comes to personal data management.

The survey is available at the link:Personal Data Management Perception Survey.

Your feedback from the survey will be treated with utmost confidence and will solely be used for this research purpose.


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