This Sessional Paper on Population Policy for National Development presents a policy framework whose goal is to attain high quality of life for the people of Kenya by managing population growth to a level that can be ...

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 ...

The Sessional Paper focuses on six Policy objectives, and seven Policy orientations to attain the overall government's goals in health. It takes into account the functional responsibilities between the two levels of ...

The strategic focus of this paper is to secure approval for establishment of twenty one (21) functioning National Health Referral Facilities that are accessible, efficient and affordable, with improved regulation and ...

The need for a policy on children arises from the government's commitment to address the well being of this vulnerable category of society through a comprehensive and coherent institutional, legislative and enforceable ...

This National Housing Policy is intended to arrest the deteriorating housing conditions countrywide and to bridge the shortfall in housing stock arising from demand that far surpasses supply, particularly in urban areas. ...

The title of this policy is a deliberate echo of the influential Sessional Paper No. 10 of 1965, which perpetuated the biased distribution of public investment established under colonial rule. Resources were directed ...

This Sessional Paper on Expanding the Enabling Environment for Sustainable Co-operative Development presents a policy framework for accelerating Kenya's co-operative growth in a dynamic and competitive global environment.: ...

Education is seen as the primary means of social mobility, national cohesion and socioeconomic development. Since independence the Government of Kenya has been committed to the provision of education to her citizens. Kenya ...

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 ...