These regulations on waste management encompass the different kinds of waste: solid waste, industrial waste, hazardous waste, biomedical waste, radioactive substances, pesticides and toxic substances, and other general provisions.

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 outlines all the necessary guidance to own and operate a waste treatment or disposal site in Kenya.

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.

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

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.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations provide for the conservation of biological diversity and resources; access to genetic resources; benefit sharing; and other miscellaneous provisions.

These regulations are legislative supplement based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations provide for the conservation of biological diversity and resources; access to genetic resources; benefit sharing; and other miscellaneous provisions.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outline provisions for controlled substances including classification and control measures; licensing, permit and quota provisions; monitoring of the regulation; and other related provisions.

These regulations are for environmental impact assessment and cover the registration of experts; project report; environmental impact assessment study; environmental audit and monitoring; strategic environmental assessment; and other related provisions.

These regulations are based on the Environmental Management and Coordination Act, 1999. The regulations outline provisions for air quality including general prohibitions, permissible levels, controlled areas, stationary sources, mobile sources, occupational air quality limit, licences, inspection and monitoring, reporting, and other related provisions.

The objective of this guideline is to streamline the process of developing and managing irrigation schemes in in Kenya. The guideline outlines the role of stakeholders, county governments, development partners and beneficiaries in the development and management of irrigation schemes in Kenya.

These regulations make provision for the registration of hydrologist, licensing, and the presentation of hydrological reports.

This is an Act of Parliament outlining the regulatory framework to promote climate change responses in Kenya. The Act specify mechanisms and measures for low carbon climate development in Kenya.

This regulation is in line with the constitutional requirement for public participation in the policy process by providing a mechanism for public participation consultation in climate change matters. Also, regulations provide details on access to climate change information following the information Act of 2016.

This regulation covers activities related to the use of physical and land use for development plans and projects for public purpose with inter-county benefits or impacts.

This is an Act of Parliament outlining the legal and institutional framework for sustainable waste management in Kenya and to protect the constitutional rights of Kenyans to clean and health environment.

The purpose of this plan is to provide a national spatial structure that defines how the national space is utilized to ensure sustainable land use in Kenya. Specific objectives of the plan include: creating a sustainable spatial plan that will promote economic efficiency in Kenya; promote balanced regional development; create liveable human settlement in both urban and rural areas; and to protect the natural environment of Kenya.

This regulation provides the codes of conduct for doing business with consideration to the effects of climate change

This Act provides regulation for the coordination, monitoring, management and provision of meteorological services in Kenya and to ensure compliance with international treaties, agreements, protocols and conventions.