27.0 IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX
Table 1 presents the Implementation Matrix for the Manifesto. The Matrix contains objectives and policies; strategies and measures, implementation agencies, and time frame.
Table 1: The Implementation Matrix
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OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES |
STRATEGIES AND MEASUERES |
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY |
TIMETFRAME |
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Reduce poverty by 50% |
Ensure that the government will aim at ensuring Kenyans have basic needs |
MOF, MLHRD, FKE,COTU, other stakeholders |
Over the next five years |
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Provide free and effective health services |
Address issues of health personnel, develop sport facilities, financing and provision of drugs, and rehabilitation of duplicate health service infrastructure, review the Public Health Act, assist those infected by HIV/AIDS, establish a medical Scheme for all Kenyans, continue research for cure of terminal diseases |
MoH, MCSV, other stakeholders, attorney general |
2008 |
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Support Sound Industrial Relations |
Build capacity of the industrial courts; Establish a court of appeal at the industrial court; Build the capacity of COTU, FKE and MLHRD |
Religious organizations and political parties |
Continuous exercise |
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Sustain the morality of the society |
Enforce and implement National and universal laws of justice |
MoF, KRA, Parliament, AG Chambers |
Over the next three years |
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Reduce the overall rate of taxation |
Harmonize and codify the taxation laws, Widen the tax base and improve tax collection Improve tax collection and tax holidays to encourage both domestic and foreign investments |
Ministry of land and settlement, Ministry of Natural Resources, office of the President, AG, and other stakeholders |
Continuous exercise |
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Formulate a National Land Policy and Strategy |
Harmonize the different land laws such as agricultural, pastoralism, wildlife, forestry, individual locations in tourism, and human settlement, accelerate registration and titling of land, open new settlement scheme for landless, address the issue of absentee landlords |
MLS, MENR, OP, Other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Moral and Religious Organizations |
Maintenance of law and order; development of health and education facilities, Conflict resolution |
MCSS, NCCK, SUPKEM, other stakeholders |
Continuous exercise |
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Fight against HIV/AIDS, alcoholism drug abuse and other social problems |
Work with religious organizations to promote peace and unity and ensure there is a national day of prayers |
MCSS, NCCK, SUPKEM, OP, other stakeholders |
2008 |
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Work for a safe and peaceful, free of ethnic strive and violence |
Provide adequate numbers of personnel with adequate and modern equipment, train the police public relations, communications skills and ICT, introduce village community policing |
OP, MLG, NCCK, SUPKEM, other stakeholders |
Continuous over the next five years |
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Fight against corruption |
Ensure that anti corruption agencies are provided with necessary and sustained legal support |
MJCA, OP, KACCA, TI and other stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Undertake a Comprehensive Constitutional Review that is de-linked from the electoral cycle |
Oversee implementation of the necessary legal and economic reforms |
MJCA, Judiciary, COTU, FKE, NCCK, SUPKEM, Parliament, Maendeleo Ya Wanawake, other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Provide the youth with the necessary leadership and business skills, education and training employment and credit |
Establish youth development policy and training programme, |
MoY, MoE, MLHRD, other stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Guarantee freedom of worship and mass media |
Establish family life programmes in our education systems |
NCCK, MCSP, SUPKEM, MoE, other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Ensure equal opportunities for women, physically-challenged, and the elderly in areas of public life to attain equity |
Provide productive resources such as land, credit, housing, and employment; formulate a national policy for the elderly people, establish homes for the elderly, domesticate the UN convention of the Rights of Persons with Disability, implement in full Persons with disability Act 2003 |
MOLS, MOE, Other Stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Nurturing the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation among Kenyans |
Ensure direct access to affordable credit; guarantee an enabling environment for the private sector; add value to Kenya’s products |
MOTI, KAM, COTU,FKE, Other stakeholders |
Continuous programme |
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Improve and maintain efficient infrastructure including roads, waterways, pipeline, rail ,post and telecommunication system and provide affordable rural and urban housing |
Extend oil pipeline to Kampala; modernize the East African Refineries in Mombasa; open the Northern Corridor by building by pass in major towns, establish dual carriage ways, make Mombasa a free port, develop a port at Lamu, improve and expand Kisumu, Malindi and Wilson airports, modernize the passenger train to international standards and develop a programme to reform the energy sector |
MPWH, MOTC, MOE, Other stakeholders |
2008/2009 financial year |
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Pursue independent foreign policy to promote EA Unity, regional cooperation and African integration |
Enact new laws and protocols on regional issues; remove non tariff barriers (NTBs), disseminate information on existing treaties, review trade agreements, continue negotiation with European Union in the EPAs |
MFAIC, MTI, MPND, Other stakeholders |
2008 |
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Preserve, conserve, and maintain a healthy environment |
Protect all forests, wild life sanctuaries, water catchment areas and flora and fauna, demarcate all forest land, build capacity for KWS and NEMA, ban the use of polythene papers, promote agro forestry, conserve and develop the wetlands |
MENR, KWS, NEMA, Other Stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Make Jua Kali and Small Scale Enterprises to continue generating employment contribute employment generation |
Provide urban land to the sector; extend affordable credit; develop training programmes for the sector |
MLHRD, MCSS, MLS, MLG |
Continuous |
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Promote a modern and productive agriculture and cooperative sectors |
Enhance new technologies; develop a proactive ;and policy; ban the export of Kenya Agricultural Raw materials; maintain rural infrastructure; increase budgetary provision for research to 5 percent of GDP; Reduce post harvest losses; complete the privatization of sugar factories; invest in seed multiplication and certification se vices; strengthen the management of the cotton Board; increase Bixa Research and extension services and provide free bixa seed and better marketing system; encourage the private sector to invest in cashnenut production and marketing; streamline the role played by CBK, KPCU, KMC, KCC, KTDA, NCPB and primary Cooperative Societies; enhance the implementation; Intensify The Use Of Fertilizer; liberalize the pyrethrum production and Marketing; encourage production of macadamia nuts, citrus, coconuts, sisal, traditional crops, simsim, sunflower, castor, soya bean and ; rapeseed improve food security for all people, establish a strategic food policy, improve food distribution and information systems, increase food strategic reserve to 10 million bags; develop food import – export strategies, improve the performance of the livestock sector, improve the artificial insemination delivery system, ban the export of all livestock raw materials, hides and skins and live animals among others, improve breeding stock for dairy cattle, beef, poultry, sheep and goats |
MOA, MLFD, MCD, HCDA, and other stakeholders |
2008/2009 fiscal year |
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Improve efficiency and effectiveness in trade in services |
Develop a tourism policy, diversify integrate sports and tourism, build capacities of KTB, KTDC, KATU, and other tourism development agencies |
MOA, MLFD, MCD, HCDA, and other stakeholders |
2008/2009 fiscal year |
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Improve efficiency in the fishing industry |
Establish a credit scheme for the fisheries sector, establish refrigeration or cold room along the trading centers in the Lake shores and at the Coast estuaries, increase investment in fisheries development |
MOA, MLFD, MCD, HCDA, and other stakeholders |
2008/2009 fiscal year |
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Develop a programme that will improve the livelihood of the people living in the ASAL areas |
Provide sufficient water both for human and livestock; improve infrastructure and develop markets |
MLS, MPNS, MPWH, MLFD and other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Develop a disaster management policy and programmes to deal with droughts, floods, disease outbreaks, terrorism, ethnic conflicts |
Develop a disaster recovery programme, develop a disaster early warning system, develop a conflict resolution mechanism, develop a programme for dealing with terrorism, floods and other disasters, and establish an autonomous Disaster Preparedness Institute (DPI) |
OP, MOA,MFLD, MLFD, OVP/HA and other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Provide free compulsory secondary and targeted technical training, make university relevant to the labor market and self employment |
Expand education infrastructure, reduce student teacher ration, improve teachers skills and knowledge etc, establish Kenya Education Policy Research Institute |
MED, Universities, CHE, And other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Make Local Authorities effective and efficient |
Review and revise the Local Government Act Chapter 265, enhance physical planning of the rural trading and market centers |
MLG, MJCA, Attorney General, Parliament |
Immediate |
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Improve the economic performance of the banking sector |
Build capacity at the Capital Markets Authority(CMA), create sector banks, reduce government borrowing in the local market, make NSSF a source of venture capital, use pension funds for venture capital, provide incentives to banks and micro finance institutions operating in the rural areas |
MOF, CBK, CMA, NSSF, NHIF, and other stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Provide an enabling environment for consumer organization to play rightful role to ensure consumer get quality, safe and fairly priced goods and services |
Develop a national safety policy, build capacity of KEBS, KEPHIS, DVS,DPH, DFI, HCDA,PCPB and other stake holders |
MTI, MOE, MLFD, MOA, other stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Improve welfare of the physically and mentally challenged persons |
Create a national trust fund for the affected, domesticate etc |
OVP/HA, OP, MOF, APDK and other stakeholders |
Continuous from 2008/2009 budget |
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Develop adequate sporting and recreational facilities |
Increase investments in sports development ,establish a National Sports academy, make sports a tourist attraction, develop district stadia |
MCSS, AK, NOCK, MOE, MOY, other stakeholders |
Over the next five years |
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Improve the welfare of the elderly |
Formulate a national policy for the elderly people, provide free medical care to the elderly, establish home for the elderly and build capacities in the existing ones |
MOE, OVP/HA, Parliament, Attorney general, other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Harmonize the relationship among population, unemployment ,poverty and environment and natural resources |
Manage poverty reduction programmes efficiently and effectively and intensify Family Planning Programmes |
MPND, OP, NCPB, MENR, MLHD, and other stakeholders |
Continuous |
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Improve the welfare of women |
Ensure women are involved in decision making by creating special seats in parliament and local authorities; Ensure that 50 percent of the cabinet and parastatals are women, outlaw early marriages for school going girls, provide free sanitary towels |
MJCA, Maendeleo ya Wanawake, Parliament and other stakeholders |
Immediate |
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Improve efficiency and the growth of leisure and entertainment industry |
Import entertainment equipment duty free, encourage courses in music, drama and film making in our schools, reward and protect intellectual property and music, and protect our artists from piracy |
MOCSS, Private sector organizations, property rights |
Immediate |
