This policy defines a child as any person under the age of 18 years. Children hold a special place in society. Their nurture and well being is the responsibility of key stakeholders who include parents, wider family, the ...

The National Seed Policy is the Ministry's outline of the intervention measures to be implemented in the seed sub sector in order to achieve the stated objective of availing adequate high quality seed and planting material ...

The Government emphasizes the importance of partnerships in the provision of holistic service that will ensure the delivery of quality education for all school age children in nomadic communities. The core target of the ...

Speech Delivered to the National Assembly on 10th June 2010, By Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta, E.G.H., M.P., Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for finance, Republic of Kenya, When Presenting the Budget for Fiscal Year 2010/2011

This Sessional Paper outlines the policy framework for devolution and Devolved Government in Kenya. It proposes implementation mechanisms for the devolved system of government as envisaged in the Constitution of Kenya, ...

This National Tourism Policy proposes a broad range of measures and actions responding to key tourism issues and challenges: It seeks to mainstream tourism concerns into all sectors of society throughout the country, The ...

The Government of Kenya recognizes transport sector as one of the critical enablers in achieving Vision 2030. An appropriate inttegrated National Transport Policy (TNTP) is the prerequisite towards attaining a world class ...

Fellow Kenyans, I salute you all on this auspicious occasion of our 47th Madaraka Day. On this day, we remind ourselves of the day in 1963, when we assumed responsibility over the affairs of our country. Today, we remember ...

In an effort to increase access to effective anti-malaria drugs to the rural poor, the Kenyan government has partnered with a local nongovernmental organization to distribute the drugs free of charge using a micro-franchise ...

Several studies make different prior assumptions on the magnitude of factor shares and scale of production when accounting for economic growth. The initial Solow estimations, for instance, assumed a capital share of 0.3 ...