This document highlights the aspects of the national strategic plan for children. The plan include raising awareness of vulnerable children’s rights and needs through advocacy and social mobilisation; strengthening the capacity of families and communities to protect, care for, and
support vulnerable children; strengthening social, legal and judicial protection of vulnerable children and their families; and scaling up availability and access to services by vulnerable children and their families.

This document presents the government strategy for poverty reduction as noted in the National development plan. The strategy covers the climate change, investment, trade, tourism, and agriculture as well as other key sectors.

This is an Act to provide for acceptance by Kenya of any international agreement for the establishment and operation of the International Development Association and other ancillary matters.

This is an Act of Parliament to provide for implementing the obligations of Kenya arising under the Treaty Amending and Re-enacting the Charter of the East African Development Bank.

This guide to the National Security Act ensures adequate collection and management of the fund and public transparency.

This is an Act of Parliament to establish a National Social Security Fund for contributions by members and for the payment of benefits out of the Fund and other related matters.

The third medium-term Plan (MTP III) of the Kenya vision 2030 documents the policies, legal framework, programmes and projects the government plans to implement from 2018 to 2022. The plan builds on the achievements of the first and the second plans and focuses on some key national development enablers which include: infrastructure, information and communication technology, science technology and Innovation, public sector reforms, labor and employment, ending drought and security etc. The medium-term plan III also targets to increase GDP growth rate from 5.5 % in 2013-2017 to 5.9% in 2018/2019 and later increase it by 7% annually till the end of medium-term plan III.

This document summarizes the long-term national strategy and development blueprint that covers period 2008 to 2022. The agenda which is based on social and economic pillars aims to boost the livelihood of Kenyans through the increment of Kenya’s gross GDP growth rate by 10% annually. The agenda will be implemented over five-year successive medium-term Plans, starting with MTP I (2008-2012), then MTP II (2013-2017), MTP III (2018-2022) and so on till 2030.

The medium-term Plan (2008-2012) is the first in a series of successive five-year medium-term plans which will implement the Kenya vision 2030. The medium-term plan identifies the key policy actions to implement from 2008 – 2012 to achieve the economic targets of increasing GDP growth from 7% in 2007 to an estimated 7.9-8.7% by 2009-2010 and 10% by 2012 and also to increase the investment levels at high rate to enhance economic growth and create employment.
It focuses on implementing the flagship projects of Vision 2030 in the six economic sectors: tourism, agriculture, energy, information & communications technology, business process outsourcing, education, and health.

The second medium-term Plan (MTP II) of the Kenya vision 2030 covering a period of 2013-2017 builds on the achievements of the first medium-term plan and sets to put the economy on high growth to attain the Kenya Vision 2030 targeted annual average growth rate of 10% and increase in gross investment by 10%. The second MTP termed “Transforming Kenya” is pegged on economic growth, stable micro economic environment, commercialization of agriculture, food security, job creation for unemployed youth, provision of policy and legal framework for the management of Kenya’s natural resources and partnership with County government to improve the health sector.

This is an Act of Parliament to give effect to Article 184 of the Constitution. The Act also makes provision for the classification, governance, and management of urban areas and cities; and for other related purposes.

This is an Act of Parliament to regulate the construction and improvement of streets in certain areas; to provide for the adoption of certain standards for streets; and for other ancillary matters.

This is an Act of Parliament to confer jurisdiction on certain magistrates regarding married women in Kenya.

This is an Act of Parliament for the establishment of an authority to advise on the institution and coordination of development projects in the area of the Tana River and Athi River Basins, and for other ancillary purposes.

This is an Act of Parliament to give effect to Article 43(1)(e) of the Constitution; to establish the National Social Assistance Authority; to provide for the rendering of social assistance to persons in need and other related matters.

This is an Act of Parliament for the establishment of the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics for the collection, compilation, analysis, publication, and dissemination of statistical information, and the coordination of the national statistical system, and for other related purposes.

“The Policy provides the framework for the management of
public records in the Republic of Rwanda. In its quest to provide transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, it sets out to ensure that all activities and decisions of the Government of Rwanda are fully and accurately documented and managed per the life cycle principles of records creation, maintenance, use and disposal. It additionally aims to promote the accessibility and sharing of information within and across government and to enhance the performance of business activities and service delivery by all government agencies”.

The regulations provide for the establishment of the national planning council and the national planning commission.

The GTP serves as a roadmap to position the country on the path towards achieving poverty reduction, food security and ultimately attaining middle-income economy status. It prioritises selected sectors of the economy and recognizes the need for public service re-orientation.

The government of Ethiopia has a single priority goal of poverty reduction. It aims to leverage economic growth as one of the core tools to drive the achievement of this goal. The SDPRP prioritises agricultural and rural development due to their strategic contributions to the livelihood of about 85% of Ethiopians. It discusses the need to ensure adequate private sector contribution, improve the public sector’s facilitation objective, and adequately develop the export sector as other tools to be explored. The overarching objective of the government’s poverty reduction strategy is to reduce poverty and equally maintain macroeconomic stability”.”””