US EditionTwelve million Kenyans to benefit from a new Social Protection Project
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The opportunity and modalities for a single social benefit have been studied by the Social Affairs Committee of the National Assembly, and in their communication, the rapporteurs Colin-Oesterlé (Horizons, Moselle) and Sandrine Runel (Socialists, Rhone) are in favour of it, highlighting in particular the advantages of readability and simplification, and their conclusions came a week before the Prime Minister announced a bill to give effect to thi…
Twelve million Kenyans to benefit from a new Social Protection Project
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 21 July 2025: The World Bank Board of Directors approved the Second Kenya Social and Economic Inclusion Project (KSEIP2) which will strengthen the country’s social protection systems and scale up safety net support to twelve million citizens, including elderly, women, adolescents, children and other age specific vulnerable groups–while advancing human capital development and economic inclusion. The KSEIP2, a successor to …
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