This document discusses marketing, its importances to the South African economy and the nature extent to which the marketing of agricultural products. It also discusses the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act of 1996 and changes that includes deregulation, the role of statutory institutions, commodity trusts, old schemes, marketing devevelopment and relations with NDA. One of the most interesting recommendations discussed is that cooperative marketing should be developed as part of the broad institute building programme for the emerging farmer. Skills and assets acquisition should be identified as the core of the programme, other cooperative efforts in financing, purchasing and production should also be encouraged as successful marketing actually rests on the type, quantity, quality and price of the product produced as explained in the trade strategy.

This document discusses agricultural policies in South Africa, origin of policy distortions, policy reforms, food security in South Africa. It also details on government plan to build a competitive and efficient agriculture.

This Policy sets standards for managing HIV and AIDS in environment, and forestry conservation and management, meteorological services and climate change. It applies to all employees in the Ministry of Environment and forestry at the central and decentralized structures.

This Learning strategy provides a systematic, country driven, coordinated approach to climate change learning by fostering multi-stakeholder, cross sectoral collaboration to support learning needs and capacity development priorities and strengthen national institutions to deliver climate change learning as part of a broader, sustainable way to enhance an engendered human resource base to address climate change.

This document outlines extended producer (EPR) obligation and responsibilities. It also provides regulations for the registration of producer responsibility organisations; EPR schemes and waste management; licensing, monitoring and compliance and general provisions.

This regulatory document provides code of conduct for members of the National Climate Change Council and the members of staff under the Climate change Act. Part III of the document provides conduct of doing business for the National Climate Change Council.

An Act of parliament to provide for the establishment of the Kenya Meteorological Authority, regulation, co-ordination, monitoring, management, provision and control of meteorological services and for connected purposes.

The overall goal of the meteorology policy is to guide the provision of efficient and effective weather and climate services for the safety of life, protection of property and safeguarding the natural environment.

The goal of this framework policy is to protect public health and the environment, as well as drive job and wealth creation, by creating an enabling environment for sustainable, integrated waste management and the minimization of waste generation, to contribute to a circular economy.

This regulatory document outlines the duties of both public and private entities and incentives for the promotion of climate change initiatives.

This regulatory document provides regulations for greenhouse gas emissions and inventory; mitigation actions; climate change enablers and verification.

This strategy is the first green econmy strategy and implementation plan for Kenya. It focuses on the main binding social economic constraints towards the attainment of Kenya’s vision 2030.

This document contains the Maritime Authority Act 2006; the Mining Act; the Land Registration Act 2012; the Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration Act 2013; among others.

This report provides a thorough analysis of climate situation in kenya. It outlines seventeen strategic areas of actions and implementation plan of National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP)

This framework outlines clear roles for key sectors and stakeholders to guide and focus interventions which support securing ecosystems and actions for moving Kenya towards land degradation neutrality as part of contributing towards the attainment of Kenya Vision 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This policy document outlines Kenya’s greenhouse gas emissions baseline and mitigation targets; proposed mitigation actions for 2018-2022 and implementation approach.

This document details on the current situation of E-Waste in Kenya. The main objective of the policy is to strengthen the policy, legal and regulatory framework for sustainable resourcing of Ewaste management activities for effective protection of human health and environment in the country.

NCCAP 2018-2022 outlines the programmes and strategies for adaptation and mitigation for 1st July 2018 to 30th June 2023.

The strategy provides for a series of interventions towards achieving and maintaining 10% tree cover by 2022.

An Act of Parliament to establish the legal and institutional framework for the sustainable management of waste; the realisation of the constitutional provision on the right to a clean and health environment; and for connected purposes.