The consolidated financial statements of the national government for the year ended 30th June 2016 provides a budget comparison with the previous financial year. the document shows records of government revenues and spending e.g. tax receipts of Kshs 996,059,082,899 tax receipts was generated by Kenya revenue at the end of the financial year 2016 a little lower than that of the financial year 2015 of Kshs 1,113,163,261,874.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outline provisions for e-waste management and covers: the registration of e-waste producers; responsibility of e-waste producers; e-waste controlling and handlings; transportation of e-waste; responsibility of collection centers; and other related provisions.

This is an Act of parliament for the establishment of the National Environmental Council, elucidating the functions, procedures, powers and management. The Act also outlines the environmental planning, protection and conservation of the environment, environmental impact assessment, environmental audit and monitoring, environmental conservation orders, inspection, international treaties, national environmental tribunals, and other general provisions.

This Act is an amendment to the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999.

These regulations are for the establishment of the waste tyre management unit and it’s functions. The regulations outlines the licences and contracts; waste tyre management committee; waste tyre management levy; and other related provisions.

The goal of this policy was to attain 10% forest across Kenya. The main strategies of the policy include government promotion of farm forestry; promoting dryland forest management; involving the private sector in the management of industrial plantations; and promoting community participation in forest conservation and management.

The goal of these guidelines are to minimize environmental risk and the risk of workers and the public from asbestos fibres. The guidelines outlines the regulatory and institutional framework to minimize the environmental risk from asbestos.

This is an Act of Parliament for the establishment of the National Irrigation Development Authority specifying the functions, powers and management. The purpose of the Act is for the development, management, and regulation of irrigation in Kenya to ensure food security and sustainable development in Kenya and for other related matters.

In the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic, these guidelines aims to ensure sustainable management of waste, particularly biomedical waste for public safety and uncompromised public health.

Thes guideline outlines the government strategy to resolve land-use conflicts, prevent and curb land degradation, promote sustainable land management, and for effective management of natural and anthropogenic disasters.

These guidelines is to ensure effective use of sand resources and sustainable environmental management. The guidelines provides a guide for sand harvesting sites, sale of sand, revenue collection by local authority, harvesting and transportation of sands, and other necessary operational mechanisms.

Consolidated financial statements of the ministries, departments and agencies for the Year ended 30th June 2016 provides a budget comparison with the previous financial year. It was estimated that the surplus for the ministries, departments and agencies in the financial year 2015/2016 stood at KShs 11,102 Million compared to a deficit of KShs 12,374 Million in the previous financial year and the total financial assets for the ministries, departments and agencies as at 30th June 2016 amounted to KShs 35,277 Million compared to the KShs 160,459 Million as at 30th June 2015.

These regulations on noise pollutions specify the general prohibition for noise levels, provisions relating to noise from certain sources, provisions relating to licensing procedures for certain activities, and noise and excessive vibration mapping.

This document specifies the regulations for environmental impact assessment, environmental audit and monitoring, and other related provisions.

The principles contained include sustainable use of natural resources, protection and conservation of biodiversity, interlinkage of human settlement and cultural issues, integration of socio-economic and environmental factors, and public and stakeholders engagement.

This plan highlights the strategic pillars and priorities for the irrigation sector for the years 2019 through 2023.

The goal of these guidelines are to ensure the safe management of used oil in Kenya. The scope of the guidelines include generation, collection, transportation, storage, recycling, use, and the disposal of used oil and oil sludge.

These regulations on waste management encompass the different kinds of waste: solid waste, industrial waste, hazardous waste, biomedical waste, radioactive substances, pesticides and toxic substances, and other general provisions.

This document outlines all the necessary guidance to own and operate a waste treatment or disposal site in Kenya.

These regulations cover: the conduct of public lotteries; the conduct of prize competition; the SMS lottery regulations; conduct of gaming; and other internal control measures.