The Kenya The Kenya Publishers' Association (KPA) is the nonprofit trade association for publishers in Kenya. The Association represents the interests of Kenyan publishers and is committed to promoting the widest possible access to books in Kenya and to working with other publishing-related organizations to protect and promote the development of the book publishing industry in Kenya.

Kenya's largest book fair --The Nairobi International Book Fair (NIBF) is organized by the Kenyan Publishers Association. The book fair is quite influential in the East African region. In addition, the Association also organizes a regional book fair in different provinces of Kenya every year.

This website is the official website of The Official Website of Kenya, which provides an overview of the country, government institutions, past presidents, publications, cabinet profiles, current affairs, and the latest news. The language of the website is English. The Republic of Kenya (The Republic of Kenya; abbreviation: Kenya) is located in East Africa, the capital and government is located in Nairobi, the official language is English, Swahili is the national language, the implementation of multi-party democracy, the President is the head of state, the head of government and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

KEBS:Kenyatta Superintendent's Bureau (Keebs ) was established in July 1974. The Directorate of KEBS is known as the National Standards Committee (NSC). It is the policy-making body that oversees and controls the management and financial management of the Bureau.

KEBS: The Managing Director of the Kenya Superintendency is The Chief Executive Officer is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Presidency by broad criteria established within the National Security Council.

Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) was established in July 1974. The KEBS Board of Directors is known as the National Standards Council (NSC). It is the policy-making body for supervising and controlling the administration and financial management of the Bureau. The Managing Director is the Chief Executive responsible for the day-to-day administration of the Bureau within the broad guidelines formulated by the NSC.

The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) is an agency responsible for human settlements-related issues, formally established in 2002 (the original UN-HABITAT was established in 1978), with its headquarters located in the Kenyan capital, Kenya. Its main mission is to promote sustainable social and environmental development and to provide suitable housing for all.

UNEP:United Nations Environment Programme is UNEP is the United Nations coordinating organization for environmental protection worldwide and is an operational auxiliary agency that reports annually on its activities to the General Assembly through the United Nations Economic and Social Council. UNEP's temporary headquarters was established in Geneva, Switzerland, and later moved to Nairobi, Kenya, in October of the same year.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) UnitedNationsEnvironmentProgramme (UNEP) was established in 1973 and is one of only two United Nations agencies in the world to be headquartered in a developing country. Membership in UNEP is open to all UN member states, members of specialized agencies and members of the International Atomic Energy Agency. By 2009, more than 100 countries had participated in its activities. In the 21st century, where the international community and governments are increasingly concerned about the state of the global environment and the prospects for sustainable development in the world, UNEP is receiving more and more attention and is playing an irreplaceable and crucial role.

The purpose of the United Nations Environment Programme is to: promote international cooperation and make policy recommendations in the field of the environment; provide guidance and coordination of overall environmental planning policies within the United Nations system and review regular reports on planning; review the state of the world's environment to ensure that potential environmental problems of wide international significance are duly considered by governments; and review the state of the world's environment to ensure that potential environmental problems of wide international significance are duly considered by governments. issues are given due consideration by governments; keeps under review national and international environmental policies and measures that have implications and cost increases for developing countries; and promotes the acquisition of environmental knowledge and the exchange of information.

The main responsibilities of the United Nations Environment Programme are: to implement the decisions of the Governing Council of the Environment Programme; to propose medium- and long-term planning for United Nations environmental activities in accordance with the Council's policy guidance; to develop, implement and coordinate the programme of activities of the various environmental programmes; to present to the Council matters for consideration and reports on the environment; to manage the Environment Fund. The Council is responsible for the management of the Environment Fund and the provision of advice on environmental planning to various government agencies within the United Nations system.