This handbook has seven chapters that highlight: capital markets authority and financial instruments; investor protection; licencees and potential licencees guide; collective investment schemes (CIS); public offers and listing of securities; the code of corporate governance and the stewardship code; and the definition of terms.

This Forest Policy provides a framework for improved forest governance, resource allocation, partnerships and collaboration with the state and non-state actors and monitoring and evaluation to enable the sector contribute to the achievement of the country’s growth and poverty alleviation goals within a sustainable environment.

The purpose of this regulation is to ensure fairness in the procedure for lodging commission. The regulations outline the procedure for lodging complaints, admission and response to complaints, investigating complaints, hearing and resolving the complaint, and other general provisions.

The fundamental objective of this policy is to prevent and eradicate sexual and gender-based violence via the adoption of a preventive, protective, supportive, and transformative environment. Therefore, this policy highlights the laws, policies, and programmes for response and prevention of sexual and gender-based violence.

The vision of this strategic plan is for a society free from gender inequality and all forms of discrimination. The plan highlights the legal and institutional framework for attaining gender equality in Kenya.

This is an Act for the establishment of the National Gender and Equality Commission. The Act specifies the power, functions, membership, and management of the commission as well as other related matters.

This strategy highlights the direction and framwork for advocacy and public engagement by government, development partners and other stakeholders for population and developement activities.

This is the environment policy associated with office activities of the National Council for Population and Development such as the consumption of energy, water, paper, the generation of waste and other related matters.

The goal of this policy is to strengthen collaboration between population stakeholders for the implementation of population policies and programmes in Kenya and to ensure efficiency in the use of resources for the implementation of population policies and programmes.

The goal of this policy is to ensure better quality of health, education and quality of life for the current and future generation of Kenya. The policy focuses on 5 specific objectives: maximizing human capital development; addressing population, environment and development challenges; effective international migration; promote research on population and development issues; and to increase public engagement on population policies.

This policy aims to ensure efficiency in population growth and the availability of natural resources to ensure higher quality of life for people in Kenya. Key objectives of the policy include: to reduce high unsustainable population growth; harmonize pupopulation growth and economic growth; promote public education on population matters; to provide affordable family planning services to the public.

This sessional paper on population policy in Kenya highlights: the socio-economic and demographic settings in Kenya; performance of past population policy; population policy framework for Kenya; goals, targets and objectives of Kenya’s Population policy; and the implementation framework for population policies in Kenya.

This is an Act of Parliament specifying: the rights and privileges of persons with disabilities; equalisation of opportunities for persons with disabilities; and the establishment of the national council for persons with disabilities and for other related matters.

These regulations are based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations provide for the conservation of biological diversity and resources; access to genetic resources; benefit sharing; and other miscellaneous provisions.

These regulations are legislative supplement based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations provide for the conservation of biological diversity and resources; access to genetic resources; benefit sharing; and other miscellaneous provisions.

These regulations are based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outlines provisions for controlled substances including classification and control measures; licensing, permit and quota provisions; monitoring of the regulation; and other related provisions.

These regulations are for enviromental impact assessment and covers the registration of experts; project report; environment impact assessment study; environmental audit and monitoring; strategic environmental assessment; and other related provisions.

These regulations are based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outlines provisions for air quality including general prohibitions, permissible levels, controlled areas, stationary sources, mobile sources, occupational air quality limit, licences, inspection and monitoring, reporting, and other related provisions.

These regulations are based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outlines provisions for toxic and hazardous industrial chemicals and materials management and applies to manufacturers, exporters, importers, transporters, handlers and users of of toxics and hazardous industrial chemicals or materials.

These regulations are based on the Enivironmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outlines provisions for e-waste management and covers: the registration of e-waste producers; responsibility of e-waste producers; e-waste controlling and handlings; transportation of e-waste; responsibility of collection centers; and other related provisions.