The Mainstreaming Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Development course at the Kenya School of Government trains senior public officers to integrate socio-economic and cultural rights into planning, policy and service delivery, emphasizing a practical, rights-based approach to development.
About the Course
Aim of the Course
The aim of the Mainstreaming Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Development course at the Kenya School of Government is to equip senior public officers with the knowledge and skills to incorporate economic, social and cultural rights into development planning, policy formulation and service delivery, ensuring a rights-based approach across government programs.
Target Audience
County executive committee members, Chief officers, County Attorneys, Officers responsible for planning, County administrators, Directors and other senior officers of ministries, departments and agencies and Council of Governors
Learning Outcomes
- Enhanced capacity of senior public officers to integrate economic, social and cultural rights into development planning and policy.
- Skills to ensure development programs effectively address education, health, housing and cultural participation.
- Ability to apply a human rights–based approach in service delivery.
- Strengthened accountability and inclusivity in government development initiatives
Mode of Delivery
Available delivery modes across campuses:
Duration: 1 Week
Campuses
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Admission Criteria
Candidates must meet the minimum entry requirements as specified by the Kenya School of Government.
Language of Instruction: English
