India-Kenya bilateral meeting held

by Study Affairs · May 21, 2024

Recently, India-Kenya bilateral meeting has been held for cooperation in personnel administration and governance.

Highlights of India-Kenya bilateral meeting

In the meeting, both sides discussed enhancing India-Kenya bilateral cooperation in personnel administration and governance through the National Center for Good Governance (NCGG) and Kenya School of Governance (KSJ) with emphasis on capacity building programmes.
The outline of areas of cooperation between NCGG and KSJ was discussed in the bilateral meeting.
The NCGG envisages capacity building of senior Kenyan officials in areas of cooperation.
The progress made by the Government of India in implementing the “Maximum Governance-Minimum Government” policy has been recognized by the Indian side through the implementation of CPGRAMS reforms, benchmarking of e-services using National e-Service Delivery Assessment, Prime Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Public Administration. Presented with examples of recognition of merit.
A detailed presentation on the activities and achievements of NCGG was also given.
The Kenyan side presented the role of KSJ in the capacity building program of Kenyan civil servants.

It is an autonomous institute.
Which was established by the Government of India in the year 2014.
This institution works to promote good governance and improve public administration.
Its main objective is to promote good governance and administrative reforms at the Central and State level. It conducts research and analysis to improve policies and implementation.
NCGG spreads awareness on Good Governance, conducts capacity building programmes, disseminates best practices and develops state charters for good governance.

It is a leading educational institution in Kenya that focuses on public administration, policy making and governance systems.
The institution plays an important role in training government officials and political leadership in Kenya.
KSG was established in the year 2012. It was formerly known as the Kenya Institute of Administration (KIA).
Its main objective is to develop human resources in public policy, governance and management in Kenya and other African countries.

Republic of kenya

Geographical location: Kenya is located in East Africa and borders Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania.
Natural Heritage: Kenya has natural heritage sites like the Great African Lakes, Kariba National Park, Amboseli National Park and Mount Kenya.
President: William Ruto
Capital: Nairobi
Currency: Kenyan Shilling

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