NEPAD/APRM Kenya Secretariat is a Semi-Autonomous Government Agency under The National Treasury and Planning. The Secretariat was established through a Presidential Executive order Gazette Notice No. 6225 of 2002 and was further reconstituted in June 2016.
New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)
NEPAD is an initiative of the former Organization of African Unity (OAU) that came into being in 2001 with South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal and Algeria
Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)
The APRM is a voluntary Governance “Self-Assessment” by African countries, which was agreed upon by African Union (AU) and adopted in 2003.
NEPAD/APRM Kenya Secretariat
NEPAD was institutionalized through a presidential executive order in 2002, making way for the establishment of the National Steering Committee (NSC)
Secretariat's mandate in Kenya and East Africa Region
SECRETARIAT’S SERVICE CHARTER- SWAHILI
LAUNCH OF KENYA’S NATIONAL GOVERNANCE REPORT
KENYA GEARS UP FOR TARGETED REVIEW ON THE BIG-4 AGENDA
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Base Review
First country review is carried out within 18 months of a country becoming a member of the APRM process
Periodic Review
which takes place every two to four years
Requested Review
A member country can for its own reasons, ask for a review that is not part of the periodically mandated reviews
A Review commissioned by the APR Forum
Political or Economic crisis in a member country can necessitate a Special review
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