Kenya’s second National Health Sector Strategic Plan (NHSSP II: 2005-2010) defined a new approach to the way the sector would deliver health care services to Kenyans, using the Kenya Essential Package for Health (KEPH) and community involvement approaches. To operationalize community involvement in the community health strategy, the document, “Taking the Kenya Essential Package for…
The Government is committed to the improvement of access and equity to essential health care services and to ensure that the health sector plays its role in the realization of the Kenya Vision 2030. As a signatory to the Millennium Development Goals, Kenya has expressed its commitment to the achievement of these goals. Other guiding…
The development of the Kenya Health Sector Strategic and Investment Plan 2013-2017 is guided by the Kenya’s Vision 2030. It acknowledges that improved health is a critical driver to the achievement of this vision. Kenya’s Vision 2030 aims to transform Kenya into a globally competitive and prosperous country with a high quality of life by…
The Kenya government strongly believes in accelerated development and more efficient delivery of public services to the people of Kenya, with an emphasis on youth, women and previously marginalised groups and regions. For this reason, it has adopted the Second Medium Term Plan of the Kenya Vision 2030, and under it, every ministry is required…
The long-term strategic vision for the Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) sector is well articulated in the Kenya Vision 2030, the country’s long-term development plan. This plan is being interpreted and implemented through subsequent five-year medium term plans. According to Vision 2030, the BPO sub-sector alone is projected to generate over 20,000 job opportunities and…
he ICTA Strategic Plan represents an important step towards the transformation of the Government ICT Services. The mandate of ICTA is to facilitate and regulate the design and implementation of ICTs in the public service, integrating the plans of all agencies, to recommend collaboration, consolidation and to direct government departments to adopt government ICT initiatives.…
n recognition of the serious threats posed by climate change my Government has taken and continues to take bold measures to secure the country’s development against the risks and impacts of climate change. The Constitution of Kenya provides for maintenance of at least ten per cent tree cover of the land area. The Kenya Vision…
The government recognizes the key role played by Science, Technology and Innovation (ST&I) in wealth creation and building human capital required for the transition to a knowledge driven economy. Vision 2030 proposes to intensify the application of ST&I to raise productivity and efficiency levels across the three pillars of national development. As a result, the…
This National Tourism Strategy is a culmination of extensive stakeholder involvement and participation. It is also a fulfillment of the Tourism Act 2011, Section 3. The essence of the strategy is to address national issues confronting the Kenya tourism sector and focus the players in the sector on sustainable tourism. For long, the sector has…
This Strategic Plan has been developed in line with the new mandate of the Ministry given upon its creation in March, 2013, covering: basic education; tertiary education; university education; technical education; continuing education and learning; and science, technology and innovation. The plan has also considered the recently accomplished policy developments such as the Sessional Paper…