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National Development Plan for the Period 1994-1996
(Government of the Republic of Kenya, 1994)This Plan - Kenya's Seventh - covers the projected growth of the economy over the three calendar years 1994-1996, and more specifically, the investment programme of the Government in the three financial years 1994/95 to ... -
National Development Plan for the Period 1997-2001
(Government of the Republic of Kenya, 1997)This Plan covers the first phase of the Sessional Paper on Industrial Transformation to the Year 2020. This 8th National Development Plan for the period 1997 to 2001, lays the foundation for the transformation of Kenya ... -
National Development Plan of 1974-1978 Part II
(Government of Kenya, 1974)This Plan-Kenya's third since gaining political independence covers the projected growth of the economy over the five calendar years 1974-78 and, more specifically, the investment programme of the Government in the five ... -
National Disaster Risk Management Policy 2017
(Republic of Kenya, 2017)The aim of the DRM Policy is to “Build a safe and disaster-resilient nation through establishment of a robust Disaster Risk Management system that contributes to and protects the achievements of Kenya’s national development”. ... -
National E-Waste Management Strategy 2019-2024
(Ministry of Environment and Forestry, 2019)The National E-waste Management Strategy is a five-year plan covering the period 2019/20 to 2023/24. The E-waste Strategy has five thematic areas aimed at resource mobilization for proper E-waste management, raising ... -
National Education Sector Plan Volume Two: Operational Plan 2013-2018
(Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, 2015)This Plan, referred to as NESP Volume Two, sets out the implementation strategies and activities to support the key goals, objectives and priorities of NESP 2013-2018. The reader is strongly urged to read NESP Volume one ... -
National Energy and Petroleum Policy 2015
(Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, 2015)The process of formulating this policy entailed comprehensive audits of the Sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004, Energy Act 2006, sector laws, by-laws and regulations, other policies, administrative procedures, government ... -
National Energy Policy 2018
(Ministry of Energy, 2018)The overall objective of this Energy Policy is to ensure affordable, competitive, sustainable and reliable supply of energy at the least cost in order to achieve the national and county development needs, while protecting ... -
National Extractive Policy 2016
(Ministry of Mining, 2016)The overarching policy direction on the extractives sector is contained in the second Medium Term Plan (MTP) of Kenya’s Vision 2030. Kenya’s Vision 2030 has included oil, gas and other mineral resources as the seventh ... -
National Food and Nutrition Security Policy 2011
(Government of Kenya, 2011)Food and nutrition security refers to a situation where all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and food preferences for an active ... -
The National Food Safety Policy 2013
(Republic of Kenya, 2013)The Kenyan food safety control system is multi-sectoral in approach and is embodied in various statutes implemented by various Government ministries/departments and regulatory agencies. The coordination mechanism among ... -
National Information, Communications and Technology (ICT) Policy 2019
(Ministry of Information Communication and Technology, 2019)This policy is a product of an all-inclusive, participatory and consultative process. It is guided by the following principles; Putting ICT at the centre of the national economic agenda, Improving access to ICT especially ... -
National Livestock Policy 2019
(Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation, 2019)The Livestock Policy covers key issues relating to: farm animal genetic resources, livestock feeds and nutrition, inputs, animal diseases and pests, livestock marketing, research and extension and food security. In developing ... -
National Music Policy 2015
(Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts, 2015)This music policy came into being as a result of there being a music industry in Kenya that was marred by a myriad of challenges including the uncoordinated operations by individual musicians and music groups, inadequate ... -
The National Occupational Safety and Health Policy 2012
(Ministry of Labour, 2012)This Policy intends to significantly sustain continual development and implementation of the National Occupational Safety and Health systems and programs to reduce incidences of work related accidents and diseases. In ... -
National Policy for the Prevention and Containment of Antimicrobial Resistance 2017
(Ministry of Health, 2017)Antimicrobial resistance is a global public health concern that has threatened the very core of modern medicine and effective response to infectious diseases. Effective antimicrobial drugs are vital for both preventive and ... -
National Policy on Injection Safety and Medical Waste Management 2007
(Ministry of Health, 2007)Many people in developing countries stand the risk of acquiring blood borne diseases through unsafe injections and improper handling of injection waste. Recent surveys have established that health care providers and consumers ... -
National Policy on Disaster Management 2006
(Republic of Kenya, 2006)This policy document emphasizes preparedness on the part of the Government, Communities and Stakeholders in the field of disaster concerns. In this regard, the policy provides for the enactment of an Act of Parliament to ... -
National Policy on Elimination of Child Labour: Towards a Child Labour Free Society
(Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services, 2013)The National Policy on the Elimination of Child Labour is a response to the aforementioned challenges. It seeks to capitalize on and maximize the effects of the existing macro and sectoral policies on child labour. It also ... -
National Policy on Injection Safety and medical Waste Management 2017
(Ministry of Health, 2017)The Ministry of Health recognizes the importance of safeguarding patients, health workers and the community at large from risks associated with unnecessary and unsafe injections as well as improper disposal of medical ...
