Examples of using Devolution and planning in English and their translations into French
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Colloquial
Her Excellency Anne Waiguru,Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Devolution and Planning of Kenya.
Ministries: Devolution and Planning; Industrializationand Enterprise Development; Education Science& Technology;
On 16 December, 2014, the NGO Coordination Board of the Kenyan Ministry of Devolution and Planning held a press conference in which it announced the de-registration of 522 PBOs.
The Ministry of Devolution and Planning, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health will coordinate programme implementation at nationaland county levels.
Opening remarks were delivered by Mr. Stephen Wanaina on behalf of Ms. Anne Waiguru, Cabinet Secretary,Ministry of Devolution and Planning, Kenya, who was unable to attend,and Mr. Achim Steiner, Executive Director, UNEP.
The Ministry of Devolution and Planning which is responsible for gender matters is finalising a National Gender Based Violence Policy to be launched in June 2014.
In addition to the governors' interventions, this event has also attracted over 5,000 people-"all of the decentralisation stakeholders", according to Anne Waiguru,Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Devolution and Planning.
Mr. Peter Oganga Managiti,Principal Secretary for Devolution and Planning, Ministry of State for Devolution and Planning, Kenya.
OHCHR also delivered specialized training on human rights for government economists and planners and the secretaries of the 19 sectoral working groups coordinated by the Ministry of Devolution and Planning.
Ms. Anne Waiguru, OGW,Minister for Devolution and Planning of Kenya on Kenya's progress towards realizing the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Presentations were made by the following panellists: Albert Toikeusse Mabri, Minister of Planning and Development, Côte d'Ivoire; Ekaterina Parrilla, Presidential Secretary for Planning and Development, Guatemala; Aud Lise Norheim, Director General, Department for United Nations Peace and Humanitarian Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Norway; and Peter Oganga Mangiti,Principal Secretary for Devolution and Planning, Ministry of State for Devolution and Planning, Kenya.
Ms. Silvia Bersanelli, CONADIS, Argentina; Ms. Josephta Mukobe,Ministry of Devolution and Planning, Kenya; Ms. Barbara Murray, International Labour Organization; Mr. Javed Abidi, Disabled Peoples' International; and Mr. Joshua Goldstein, ACCIÓN, were among the panellists.
The Cabinet Secretary,Ministry of Devolution and Planning, Kenya, highlighted the process of integrating SDGs into Kenya's national plans and said national capacities for statisticaland geospatial information systems need to be strengthened.
Panellists included Mr. Patrick B. Birungi, Head, Strategic and Economic Planning, National Planning Authority, Uganda; Mr. Bernard Ndombi Okumu,Macro-economic Adviser, Ministry of Devolution and Planning, Kenya; Mr. Juma Mgoo, Executive Director, Tanzania Forest Services Agency, United Republic of Tanzania; and Mr. Eric Mungatana, Ecosystem Services Economics Unit, Division of Environmental Policy Implementation, UNEP.
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics;Ministry of Devolution and Planning; National Council for Populationand Development; parliamentary networks; Population Studies and Research Institute; United Nations Children's Fund; United Nations Development Programme.
Currently sitting under the Ministry of Devolution and Planning, the NESC was created to serve as a consultative and advisory institution, receiving and filtering policy recommendations from the public, and advising and providing recommendations to the government accordingly.
Presenting the VNR for Kenya, Irungu Nyakera,Ministry of Devolution and Planning, highlighted the establishment of an interagency technical committee that works with civil society organizations and the private sector,and an SDGs Liaison Office working with sub-national governments.
Devolution and Family Planning: The View from Kenya.
In the area of financial management and planning, the devolution proposals give much greater authority to the regional units.
The meetings were organized by the national focal point of Kenya for the African Peer Review Mechanism,of the Ministry of Planning and Devolution, the current chair of the committee of focal points for the Mechanism,and the Kenya secretariat for NEPAD and the Mechanism.
The event was supported by the Ministries of Health, Agriculture,Education, Planning and Devolution and the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition GAIN.