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National Environment Policy 2013

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Year
2013
Document Type
Policy

Summary

The Policy aims to provide a framework for an integrated approach to sustainable management of Kenya's environment and natural resources. In particular it proposes to strengthen:

  • Legal and institutional framework for good governance
  • Integrate environmental management with economic growth, poverty reduction and improving livelihoods
  • Research and capacity development
  • Promote new environment management tools
  • Promote collaboration and cooperation and partnerships in environment management,
  • Promote domestication, co-ordination and maximisation of benefit from Strategic Multilateral Environment Agreements

 
The Policy discusses intended climate change-related policy actions, as follows::

  • Develop a comprehensive climate change policy
  • Strengthen capacity for national and country level institutions for climate resilience and low carbon development
  • Develop and implement awareness and capacities for implement the climate change action plan
  • Strengthen and enhance an early warning and response system for disaster risk reduction
  • Strengthen research capacity
  • Develop a climate financing mechanism
  • Establish a national carbon trading platform
  • Promote public and community participation in mitigation and adaptation

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About this policy

Year
2013
Most recent update
01/01/2013
Response areas
Adaptation, Disaster Risk Management
Sectors
Transport
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Impacted group
Just transition
Renewable energy
Fossil fuel
Greenhouse gas
Economic sector
Climate finance

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