The state department for mining developed the community development agreement regulations, 2017 to promote sharing of benefits between the holder and the communities where the mining takes place. These guidelines provide further details on the implementation of the regulations. The overall objective of this regulation is to provide a mechanism for transitioning from mining projects that are currently implementing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to community development agreement (CDA) projects.

The rules of conduct and ethics contained in this code are to be observed by all employees so as to maintain high integrity and enhance efficiency in service delivery and deter bringing the company into disrepute.

The Kenyan rice subsector has not received adequate attention in terms of policy and institutional support which has led to little growth of the sector in spite of the country’s huge potential. To this effect, this ten-year strategic framework was formulated to focus on what the ministry needs to accomplish its set goal to facilitate growth and development of the rice subsector.

The objectives of this agreement are to ensure the sustainable development of the community, provide the community with the opportunity to participate in the holder’s decisions and plans that may affect the community and its environs, and set out the key principles and directions on how the holder and the community will work together for their mutual benefit.

There is established a committee known as the petroleum safety and health committee. This document defines the functions of the committee. The function of the committee shall be to coordinate the respective agencies represented in the committee in execution of their mandates in matters relating to occupational safety and health in petroleum operations.

This policy is compatible with the context of Kenya pipeline company, supports its strategic direction and shall correspondingly be reviewed for suitability.

This is a parliamentary Act to give effect to articles 60, 62 (1)(f), 66 (2), 69 and 71 of the constitution in so far as they apply to minerals; provide for prospecting, mining, processing, refining, treatment, transport and any dealings in minerals and for related purposes.

These regulations apply to a holder of a mining licence granted under the mining Act, 2016.

This parliament Act establishes the Kenya national mining institute for its incorporation, powers and functions, and for connected purposes. Its function shall be to provide directly or in collaboration with other institutions, services in skills development, consultancy, innovation, research and development in the mining sector on a commercial basis to the public sector national government, county government and state corporations, the private sector, local or foreign, who may require such services from the institute.

This is a policy formulated in alignment with Kenya Vision2030 agenda and other agricultural sector policies reviewed by stakeholders in the livestock industry to achieve the national development and broad objective of contributing to food and nutrition security and improved livelihoods. The policy document details livestock production in general; marketing of livestock and livestock product; value addition; quality and safety standards; the legal and institutional framework; objectives, challenges and strategies to address them.

This is an Act of parliament to amend and consolidate the law regulating the business of banking in Kenya and for connected purposes.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the transfer of the assets and liabilities relating to the business of the Bank of Baroda carried on in Kenya to the Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited, a corporation incorporated in Kenya and for connected purposes.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the transfer of the assets and liabilities relating to the business of Barclays bank international limited carried on in Kenya to Barclays bank of Kenya limited, a corporation incorporated in Kenya, and for purposes connected therewith and incidental thereto.

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes the central bank of Kenya and to provide for the operation and to establish the currency of Kenya and for matters connected therewith and related thereto. The principal objective of the bank shall be to formulate and implement monetary policy directed to achieving and maintaining stability in the general level of prices.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes further provisions in regard to the payment of cheques and certain other instruments.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the transfer of the assets and liabilities relating to the businesses of subsidiaries of the consolidated bank of Kenya limited, and for connected purposes.

Part three of this Act concerns the registration of cooperative societies. It states that on societies that have the following as its objectives shall be registered; the promotion of the welfare and economic interests of its members, and has incorporated in its by-laws the following co-operative principles – voluntary and open membership, democratic member control, economic participation by members, education, training and information and concern for the community in general.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the summary recovery of civil debts. It emphasizes that any sum declared by any Act, whether past or future, to be a civil debt recoverable summarily may be recovered in the court of any magistrate of competent jurisdiction in the manner prescribed by this Act.

An Act of parliament to provide for the establishment of a deposit insurance system and for the receivership and liquidation of deposit taking institutions, to provide for the establishment of the Kenya deposit insurance corporation and for connected purposes. It establishes a corporation known as the Kenya deposit insurance corporation. The object and purpose for which the corporation is established is to provide a deposit insurance scheme for customers of member institutions and to receive, liquidate and wind-up any institution in respect of which the corporation is appointed receiver or liquidator in accordance with this Act.

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes the Kenya post office savings bank and to encourage and facilitate personal saving. It establishes a savings bank to be known as the Kenya post office savings bank to encourage thrift and provide the means and opportunities for the people of Kenya to save.