| Title | Author(s) | Language | Classification |
Issue No 7. The Future Search: A Critique of Vision 2030
The Bulletin analyses the Vision 2030 against the PNU manifesto. In its analysis, it identifies assumptions and comments on their legitimacy, its relevance to the current state of the country and emerging trends and reviews applicability of the implementation strategy
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
Issue No 6. The Future Search: A Bridge to the Kenyan Dream - A critique of Hon Railas Vision
This Bulletin analyses Hon. Railas Vision and how this vision informs the ODM manifesto. The analysis aims to identify the underlying assumptions and comments on their legitimacy, relavance to the current state of Kenya and to the emerging trends, it reviews the applicability of the vision/ implementation strategy
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
Issue No 5. Future Search: Mwelekeo Mpya - A critique of Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka's Vision
In his vision, Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka outlines the main ideas that inform his candidacy. The Vision is divided into five main parts - Preamble, A Strategic Plan for Our Country, Our Predicament, Our Solutions, The Economy and Our Broad Policy Path to Prosperity (Mwelekeo)
This Bulletin analyses this vision to identify the underlying assumptions and comment on their legitimacy, relevance to the current state of kenya and emerging trends, and applicability of the vision/implementation strategy. The Bulletin assess whether the vision informs the party manifesto.
It is hoped that the analysis will help Kenyan's better understand Hon. Kalonzo's vision for the country and the ODM - Kenya manifesto. The work will also raise critical questions that the party and the candidate should consider reviewing
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
Issue No 3. The Future Search: Constituency Strategic Plans
In this edition of The Future Search, the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA-Kenya) explores ways in which rural development can be enhanced through participatory planning, implementation as well as monitoring and evaluation using strategic plans. The work also includes case studies of Butula, Kabete, Ugenya and Khwisero constituencies whose strategic plans, the IEA-Kenya has facilitated. The case studies highlight invaluable lessons that can be drawn from this work.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
Issue No 2. Future Search: Without a Vision
Kenyans suffer from distrust and divisive perspectives on the socio-economic and political future of the country. This partly emanates form the fact that the political leadership has greatly divided Kenyans into factions. The policy framework has also not been responsive to the needs of Kenyans resulting in a country whos peoples well being is continually undermined and an economy that only benefits a chosen few. More is discussed in this bulletin.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
National Vision for Kenya booklet
This booklet presents a proposal for a national vision from the youth of Kenya. This is a vision for 2027 and it is a promise made by today's youth that they shall apply their energies and resources towards the creation of a new kenya in 2027.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
A Vision For Kenya: Our Youth
This is an abridged version of the report on the youth survey carried out
by the National Vision team and the Institute of Economic Affairs.
Among the main findings are that Kenya’s youth are concerned about
public issues such as health and ethics in national affairs. Major
differences expressed show a co-relation between the current perceptions
of marginalisation in specific provinces and broad public issues. In the
main, the survey shows that Kenya’s youth express similar worries about
the country and expect the quantity of life to improve during the course
of the national vision.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | Futures |
