KIPPRA participated in the launch of the COVID-19 County Socio-economic Re-engineering and Recovery Strategy on 4th December 2020. The event was graced by His Excellency, President Uhuru Kenyatta. The develoment of the strategy was a culmination of collaborative work between KIPPRA and the Council of Governors.
The Ksh132 billion recovery plan has five pillars namely: boosting private sector activity; strengthening ICT capacity; human capital development; policy, legislative and institutional reforms; and strengthening county government’s preparedness and response to pandemics and disasters.
H.E President Uhuru Kenyatta (second from left) launches the strategy. [Photo: Courtesy of Council of Governors]
The strategy prioritizes agriculture, water and sanitation, urban development and housing, transport, tourism, health, education, social protection and gender as anchor sectors that will help counties recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA) organized a two -day KIPPRA Mentorship Programme for Universities (KMPUs) event from 4th to 5th March
KIPPRA held a roundtable breakfast meeting on 24th February 2021 with stakeholders from public and private institutions to discuss the implications of Africa Continental Free
The objective of the research is to: Analyze the effectiveness of plea bargaining in the criminal justice system in Kenya Analyze the effectiveness of Retributive justice vs Restorative justice Analyze the state of the judiciary and administration of justice in Kenya Identify different justice needs for the for women youth and the marginalized Identify mechanisms to which justice can work for women youth and the marginalized This is being undertaken by the Governance Department.
