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Government Commitment

"The achievement of e-Government is one of the main priorities of the Government towards realization of national development goals and objectives for wealth and employment creation. Effective and operational e-Government will facilitate better and efficient delivery of information and services to the citizens, promote productivity among public servants, encourage participation of citizens in Government and empower all Kenyans." ~ H.E. Hon. Mwai Kibaki, President of Kenya

E-Government Steps Up Training in 2010

Monday, 25 January 2010 14:27
In the ongoing efforts to enhance the skills of Government Employees on the use of ICTs and the Internet, today, the Directorate of E-Government has kick-started training for 75 Civil Servants from across various Government Ministries/Departments. The training is taking place at the Institute of Advance Technology (IAT) Thika Road Campus.
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  • E-Transactions

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  • Using ICTs & the Internet

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Laws for Electronic Transactions are now in place, in the Constitution, KCA Act No. 1 of 2009, Part VIA. This law seeks to facilitate the development of Information and Communications and Electronic Commerce. Click here to download the full Act.
Laws for Electronic Records are now in place, in the Constitution, KCA Act No. 1 of 2009, Part VII. This law applies in proof and admissibility of electronic records. Click here to download the full Act.
By using ICTs and the Internet, e-Government is:
  1. Improving efficiency: Mass processing tasks, data collection and transmission, communication with customers, greater sharing of data within and between governments
  2. Improving Government services: Online services are build with understanding of user requirements, seamless services for one-government interface, multi-channel service delivery
  3. Helping achieve specific policy outcomes: There’s more sharing of information to improve collection of taxes, better use of health services, better matching of unemployed and vacancies, etc.
  4. Contributing to Vision 2030 economic policy objectives: There are improvements in business productivity, effective government programmes, promoting e-Commerce, government consumption of ICT goods, etc.
  5. Contributing to the reform: Enabling public reform through transparency, simplification, information sharing, enabling seamless government, etc.
  6. Helping build trust between government and citizens: Enabling citizen engagement in the policy process, preventing corruption, promoting accountability and openness, etc.
Kazi Kwa Vijana (KKV) - The Kazi Kwa Vijana (KKV) programme is an initiative of the Grand Coalition Government to tackle the twin problems of hunger and unemployment. The KKV programme is designed to afford -- during this period of global financial crisis, national drought and famine -- immediate relief to young people by way of providing them with income to buy food through employment in public works. Young people, male and female, are to be employed under labour contracts in selected public works projects identified under the KKV programme. Some of these projects, particularly those to do with irrigation and water supply, are intended to enhance food production in the marginal areas most affected by drought. There are also KKV projects designed for the conservation and management of the environment while others will improve road transportation in rural and urban areas. Visit www.kkv.go.ke.

Welcome - Karibu

Welcome to the Directorate of e-Government website. This site is a resource for all government agencies in Kenya who need up-to-date, easily accessible and authoritative e-government information & resources to assist them to achieve their ministry's/department's e-government goals, as well as all Kenyans and others to stay abreast with on-goings of e-Government in Kenya.

Key e-Gov Initiatives

Capacity BuildingCapacity-building for Government Employees
Basic ICT training for Civil Servants, the Kenya Police, and others.
Distribution of ComputersDistribution of ICT Equipments to Ministries/Departments
Ongoing project to equip government offices with modern computers.
Treasury Building NetworkedNetworking of Government Buildings
Government private network – GCCN.


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