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VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS
VISION
A prosperous ICT-driven Kenyan society
MISSION
To improve the livelihoods of Kenyans by ensuring the availability of
accessible, efficient, reliable and affordable ICT services.

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1. INTRODUCTION
2. CHALLENGES OF ICT IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
3. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
4. BROADCASTING
5. TELECOMMUNICATIONS
6. POSTAL SERVICES
7. RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRUM
8. UNIVERSAL ACCESS
9. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR POLICY IMPLEMENTATION

NATIONAL INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (ICT) POLICY

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Analysis Format: Policy

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E-government
E-transaction
Electronic communications
Telecommunication

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Kenya

Author: Ministry of Information and Communications

Description: This policy seeks to facilitate sustained economic growth and poverty reduction; promote social justice and equity; mainstream gender in national development; empower the youth and disadvantaged groups; stimulate investment and innovation in ICT; and achieve universal access. It is based on internationally accepted standards and best practices, particularly the COMESA Model adopted by the COMESA Council of Ministers in March 2003.

Date Updated: Aug 22, 2019

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The ICT Sector Policy Guidelines of March 2006.pdf233.7 KB

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