The Green Party of Kenya's manifesto outlines their vision for a sustainable and united Kenya by 2030.
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | NGFP African Digital Futures |
Publication date: | October 1, 2021 |
Authors: | FRANK OGOLLA, Frank Ogolla, IMAN BASHIR, Iman Bashir |
Time horizon: | 2030 |
Geographic focus: | Africa, Kenya |
Page count: |
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The research method appears to be a qualitative analysis of the Green Party of Kenya's policies, achievements, and future plans as outlined in their manifesto.
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The Green Party of Kenya (GPK) presents its manifesto for the 2030 elections, emphasizing the progress made under its leadership and outlining a vision for a sustainable future. The manifesto highlights the country's achievements in renewable energy, job creation, and environmental conservation. It also addresses the challenges faced, such as colonial-style exploitation of resources, and emphasizes the importance of communal responsibility in maintaining a clean environment. The GPK aims to continue its work in transforming Kenya's political landscape away from tribalism and towards environmental consciousness, leveraging the legacy of environmentalists like Wangari Mathai.
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