Browsing Sessional Papers by Subject "Social Protection"
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Sessional Paper No. 02 of 2009 on National Policy on Older Persons and Aging
(Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development, 2009)The population of older persons is increasing at a very rapid rate all over in the world. It was about 200 million in 1950, rose to 606 million in the year 2000 and is projected to reach 1.2 and 2 .0 billions in 2025 ... -
Sessional Paper No. 02 of 2014 on The National Social Protection Policy
(Republic of Kenya, 2014)This Sessional Paper recognizes and builds on existing social protection initiatives such as education bursaries, school feeding programmes, agriculture subsidies, fee waivers in public health facilities, Orphans and ... -
Sessional Paper No. 04 of 2013 on Employment Policy and Strategy for Kenya
(Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services, 2013)Employment Policy is an invaluable tool in facilitating the creation of decent, productive and sustainable employment opportunities, stimulating economic growth and socio-economic development. This is consistent with the ... -
Sessional Paper No. 05 of 2012 on The National Social Protection Policy
(Ministry of Labour, 2012)The Social Protection Policy is based on the following principles: leadership and integrity; good governance; evidence-based programming; gender mainstreaming (in other words, assessing the implications for both males ... -
Sessional Paper No. 05 of 2023 National Policy on Labour Migration
(Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, 2023)Labour migration is a source of employment and livelihoods for migrant workers, and one of the main avenues of technology and skills transfer between countries. The benefits of labour migration are enjoyed by migrant ... -
Sessional Paper No. 07 of 2012 on The Policy on Universal Health Care Coverage In Kenya
(Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation, 2012)This policy is hoped that Universal Health Coverage will go a long way in building the social pillar in Kenya's Vision 2030 since, over the next 5 to 10 years, the majority of poor Kenyans will have access to quality and ...
