Narok Governor Tunai (PHOTO: Courtesy)NAIROBI, KENYA: Five counties have an upper hand in drafting better policies for cooperative sector growth. This follows the completion of a capacity-building programme which targeted County Executive Committee Members (CECM), Chief Officers, County Cooperative Commissioners as well as County Cooperative Directors and Officers drawn from County Governments of Narok, Kiambu, Nandi, Homa Bay, and Nyeri. At the Strathmore Business School (SBS), 55 trainees successfully graduated with a certificate in Public Policy Making Process (PPMP). The capacity-building program targeted County Executive Committee Members (CECM), Chief Officers, County Cooperative Commissioners as well as County Cooperative Directors and Officers drawn from County Governments of Narok, Kiambu, Nandi, Homa Bay, and Nyeri. The Chief of Party, USAID’s CLEAR Program, Kristin Wilcox Feldman remarked: “The Cooperative policy and legislation drafted will set the tone for the Kenyan cooperative movement’s growth for the next generations.

Source: Standard Digital September 16, 2020 07:41 UTC