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KSG is a State Corporation established to offer management training, research, consultancy and advisory services to the public sector. The School has been instrumental in setting up fast track management strategies through observance of high standards of integrity, competence, ethics and a culture of transparency whilst implementing the provisions of her mandate. Today it offers services to both National and County governments, private sector players as well as those from the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
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- Participatory Budgeting: Strengthening Public Participation in County Planning and BudgetingResources | Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General,All/General Nairobi) | English | 2015
Workshop held at the Kenya School of Government, 29-30 October 2015 On October 29th and 30th , 2015, the Kenya School of Government (KSG), in partnership with the Council of Governors, the Ministry of Devolution and Planning and the World Bank, hosted a workshop on participatory budgeting for county executives and senior officers - Devolution Working Paper 6: Practical Approaches for County GovernmentsResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: This working paper proposes practical approaches for Kenyan counties to implement public participation in their systems that encourage meaningful public engagement - Devolution Working Paper 5: One Year On: Review of County Initiatives in Public ParticipationResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: This paper reviews initial county initiatives on public participation and possible interventions to improve the overall design and implementation of participatory systems going forward - Devolution Working Paper 4: Integrating Social Accountability in Healthcare DeliveryResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: This policy note provides observations from a pilot that tested integration of social accountability mechanisms in healthcare delivery in Kenya between 2011 and 2013 - Devolution Working Paper 3: Participation in Kenyas Local Development FundsResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: This paper reviews Kenya's past experiences on public participation in local service delivery to highlight practical lessons that county governments can draw from as they design participation mechanisms - Devolution Working Paper 2: Basic Requirements for Public Participation in Kenyas Legal FrameworkResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: Kenyan policymakers have put strong emphasis on transparency, participation and accountability in the new Constitution and legal framework - Devolution Working Paper 1: Building Public Participation in Kenyas Devolved GovernmentResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
OBJECTIVE: This paper summarizes findings and analysis from five working papers & case studies reviewing opportunities and challenges for strengthening public participation in Kenyas newly decentralized system - Kenya Devolution Working Paper Series - Summary OverviewResources | World Bank Centre for Devolution Studies (CDS) Kenya School of Government (KSG) (All/General) | English | 2015
Kenya has embarked on a highly ambitious decentralization that seeks to fundamentally change the relationship between government and citizens under the 2010 Constitution
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