A Medium-Term Plan (MTP) is a strategic framework that outlines a country’s goals, priorities, and actions over a mid-range planning horizon. In Kenya, each MTP spans a period of five years and serves as a bridge between short-term operational plans and the long-term national

The Second Medium-Term Plan, MTP II (2013 - 2017) was implemented under the theme: Transforming Kenya: Pathway To Devolution, Socio-Economic Development, Equity and National Unity. Building on the foundations laid by MTP I, this second phase focused on consolidating progress

It’s been a phenomenal weekend for Kenyan athletes, once again reminding the world why Kenya remains a powerhouse in athletics; and why sport is a vital sector under the Social pillar of Kenya Vision 2030. Faith Kipyegon made history yet again at the Diamond League meeting in

The Third Medium-Term Plan, MTP III (2018 to 2022) was implemented under the theme: Transforming Lives: Advancing Socio-Economic Development through the Big Four. This phase of Kenya’s development agenda emphasized accelerating inclusive growth and improving the quality of life

The Fourth Medium-Term Plan, MTP IV (2023 - 2027) is being implemented under the theme: Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda for Inclusive Growth. This plan builds on lessons from previous MTPs and aims to accelerate economic recovery and social transformation by focusing on

The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat Citizens' Service Delivery Charter is more than just a document; it is a promise that reaffirms our unwavering commitment to providing efficient, transparent, and accountable services to all Kenyans. By setting clear standards and

The national values and principles of governance, as enshrined in the 2010 Constitution, are not merely aspirational—they are the foundation upon which the success of Kenya Vision 2030 depends. These values shape the conduct of individuals, institutions, and leaders, fostering a

The Shimoni Fish Port in Kwale County has been completed and handed over to the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), with operations expected to commence within the next six months. Conceived in 2017 and constructed from 2022, the Ksh. 2.6 billion project is Kenya’s first dedicated

The Nairobi Railway City (NRC) and Public Realm Project, a flagship initiative under the Fourth Medium-Term Plan (MTP IV) 2023–2027 of Kenya Vision 2030, is set to become a reality following financial backing from the UK government. At its core, the project seeks to transform

To address long-standing challenges in public service delivery, the Huduma Kenya Service Delivery Programme was launched in 2013 as a flagship initiative under Kenya Vision 2030, with the aim of modernizing and transforming the public sector. For years, Kenyans endured slow,

The First Medium-Term Plan (MTP I) of Kenya Vision 2030 identified the urgent need to strengthen the capacity of public sector workers to deliver quality services and effectively implement government policies. In response, Kenya School of Govt was established as a key institution to drive

The Constitution of Kenya, 2010 stands as one of the greatest achievements of Kenya Vision 2030, having established a solid foundation for good governance, accountability, and the rule of law. While it was primarily a gain for the political landscape, the Constitution also

eCitizen is Kenya’s flagship online platform that provides centralized, round-the-clock access to more than 20,000 government services from Ministries, Departments, Agencies, and County Governments. The platform has experienced remarkable growth in the recent past, having

The Galana-Kulalu Food Security Project that stretches across Kilifi and Tana River counties is a Key Vision 2030 project envisioned as a flagship initiative to leverage large-scale irrigation and boost food production. The Government has invested in core infrastructure; like