This policy has been developed through a lengthy consultative process over several years involving multiple stakeholders to ensure everyone has a say, but retaining the people of Kenya in the driving seat to have their way on matters of Reproductive health within Kenya’s progressive socio-cultural tenets.

The finalization of the Diaspora Policy 2024 marks a milestone achievement for our nation in renewing our commitment to protecting, promoting and engaging our diaspora in the nation-building processes.

The Kenyan government recognizes the pivotal importance of Digital Transformation in cultivating a contemporary, flourishing, and inclusive society. This involves embracing emerging technologies to improve efficiency and productivity in disseminating information and services.

The economy of Kenya is primarily dependent on agriculture. About 80% of the total Kenyan population lives in the rural areas and are directly or indirectly engaged in a wide range of activities in crops, livestock and fisheries (ASDS, 2010). Agriculture is the mainstay of the Kenyan economy with great potential for growth.