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Students and Faculty from Taita Taveta University Visit KIPPRA

KIPPRA hosted students from Taita Taveta University on a benchmarking visit on 2nd February 2024. The students who were accompanied by the University faculty members were taken on a tour of the Institute. The students were later taken through KIPPRA’s mandate and the public policy making process by Principal Policy Analyst, Dr Douglas Kivoi. Dr Kivoi further made a presentation on the KIPPRA Mentorship Programme for Universities and TVETs (KMPUT).

Students being taken through the public policy making process

The visit is part of the Institute’s Mentorship Programme for Universities and TVETs. The programme strives to create awareness and develop the capacity of the university community in understanding the public policy making process.

University faculty members following the proceedings at the mentorship programme

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