This regulatory document provides code of conduct for members of the National Climate Change Council and the members of staff under the Climate change Act. Part III of the document provides conduct of doing business for the National Climate Change Council.

An Act of parliament to provide for the establishment of the Kenya Meteorological Authority, regulation, coordination, monitoring, management, provision and control of meteorological services and for connected purposes.

The overall goal of the meteorology policy is to guide the provision of efficient and effective weather and climate services for the safety of life, protection of property and safeguarding the natural environment.

These regulations encompass the management of wetlands and wetland resources; management of river banks, lakeshores and seashores; and other related provisions.

The goal of this framework policy is to protect public health and the environment, as well as drive job and wealth creation, by creating an enabling environment for sustainable, integrated waste management and the minimization of waste generation, to contribute to a circular economy.

These regulations on water quality encompasses the protection of sources of water for domestic use; water for industrial use and effluent discharge; water for agricultural use; and other related provisions.

This regulatory document outlines the duties of both public and private entities and incentives for the promotion of climate change initiatives.

This Adaptation Technical Analysis Report (ATAR) 2018-2022 explores the options available for Kenya’s adaptation action on climate change for the 2018-2022 medium term. It outlines the priority actions that informed the National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP) 2018-2022.

These guidelines is to ensure effective use of sand resources and sustainable environmental management. The guidelines provides a guide for sand harvesting sites, sale of sand, revenue collection by local authority, harvesting and transportation of sands, and other necessary operational mechanisms.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outline provisions for toxic and hazardous industrial chemicals and materials management and applies to manufacturers, exporters, importers, transporters, handlers and users of toxics and hazardous industrial chemicals or materials.

These regulations on noise pollutions specify the general prohibition for noise levels, provisions relating to noise from certain sources, provisions relating to licensing procedures for certain activities, and noise and excessive vibration mapping.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outline provisions for e-waste management and covers: the registration of e-waste producers; responsibility of e-waste producers; e-waste controlling and handlings; transportation of e-waste; responsibility of collection centers; and other related provisions.

This document specifies the regulations for environmental impact assessment, environmental audit and monitoring, and other related provisions.

This is an Act of parliament for the establishment of the National Environmental Council, elucidating the functions, procedures, powers and management. The Act also outlines the environmental planning, protection and conservation of the environment, environmental impact assessment, environmental audit and monitoring, environmental conservation orders, inspection, international treaties, national environmental tribunals, and other general provisions.

The principles contained include sustainable use of natural resources, protection and conservation of biodiversity, interlinkage of human settlement and cultural issues, integration of socio-economic and environmental factors, and public and stakeholders engagement.

This Act is an amendment to the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999.

This plan highlights the strategic pillars and priorities for the irrigation sector for the years 2019 through 2023.

These regulations are for the establishment of the waste tyre management unit and it’s functions. The regulations outlines the licences and contracts; waste tyre management committee; waste tyre management levy; and other related provisions.

The goal of these guidelines are to ensure the safe management of used oil in Kenya. The scope of the guidelines include generation, collection, transportation, storage, recycling, use, and the disposal of used oil and oil sludge.

The goal of this policy was to attain 10% forest across Kenya. The main strategies of the policy include government promotion of farm forestry; promoting dryland forest management; involving the private sector in the management of industrial plantations; and promoting community participation in forest conservation and management.