2nd Presentation Policy by daystar University .pdf

Policy Analysis

1. Examples of public policy
formulation in Kenya in the
sectors: Education, Health,
Agriculture , and transport
By
Prof. Laban P. Ayiro

2. Public Policy Formulation
Public Policy Formulation in
Kenya Across The Sectors of
Education, Health, Agriculture,
and Transport

3. Education Sector
Policy Example: The Basic Education Act (2013)
⚫Overview:This Act provides the framework for the provision of
basic education in Kenya and aims to ensure that every child has
access to quality education.
⚫Key Aspects:
Guarantees free and compulsory basic education for all
children.
Establishes structures for educational governance and
accountability.
Emphasizes inclusivity and the education of marginalized
groups.

4. Health Sector
Policy Example: The Health Act (2017)
◼Overview:This legislation consolidates various health
laws and provides a framework for the delivery of health
services in Kenya.
◼Key Aspects:
⚫Establishes a devolved system of health service delivery.
⚫Ensures equitable access to healthcare services.
⚫Promotes the involvement of communities in health
decision-making and management.

5. Agriculture Sector
Policy Example: The Agricultural Sector Transformation
and Growth Strategy (ASTGS) 2019 -2029
◼Overview:This strategy aims to transform the agricultural
sector to ensure food security and improve livelihoods.
◼Key Aspects:
⚫Focuses on enhancing productivity and resilience in
agriculture.
⚫Promotes value addition and market access for farmers.
⚫Encourages the adoption of modern technologies and
sustainable practices.

6. Transport Sector
Policy Example: The National Transport and Safety Authority Act
(2012)
◼Overview:This Act established the National Transport and Safety
Authority (NTSA) to oversee road safety and transport management in
Kenya.
◼Key Aspects:
⚫Provides a framework for improving road safety and reducing traffic accidents.
⚫Regulates public transport services and enhances the efficiency of the
transport system.
⚫Supports the development of infrastructure for non-motorized
transport and public transport systems.

7. Additional Remarks
Each of these policy examples is a manifestation of
the Kenyan government's commitment to addressing
the challenges within these sectors while aiming to
improve the overall well-being of its citizens.
The formulation of these policies typically involves
various stakeholders, including government
departments, civil society, and the private sector,
ensuring a comprehensive approach to policy
development.