Public Service Cabinet Secretary (CS) Moses Kuria has unveiled a plan for the government to start offering compulsory courses for civil servants at the Kenya School of Government (KSG).
In a statement on Monday, December 11, Kuria said he held a meeting with KSG Council Members led by the Chairperson, Ms. Njoki Kahiga.
Afterwards, they agreed on the new ministerial agenda for the KSG re-engineering programme.
The introduction of KSG mandatory courses for public servants was one of the agenda set by the members who attended the meeting.
Other Plans – Kuria
Further, the CS revealed that KSG will partner with the Global Center for Adaptation.
Besides, Kuria said his ministry will reestablish KSG as a Center for Productivity for the Government.
Another top priority for KSG is the hosting of the Global Partners Conference in April 2024.
Additionally, Kuria said KSG will partner with the Mohamed Bin Rashid School of Government and the African Union (AU).
Again, the CS explained the ministry will construct the Vihiga School of Government Campus through the National Youth Service (NYS).
Further, there will be outsourcing KSG Hotels to the private sector.
Finally, KSG will introduce master’s degree courses.
Also present during the meeting was PS State Department for Public Service Mr. Amos Gathecha.
About KSG
KSG is responsible for the transformation of the Public Service through development of knowledge and competencies among public servants, leading to continuous improvement in the quality of services offered to citizens.
The school offers capacity building programs on leadership and management related issues through:
1.Training that is designed to promote professional expertise and public service values.
2.Research to improve Institutional problem-solving ability.
3.Consultancy services to support organizational re-engineering of public institutions.
4.Advisory services for policy reform II.
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Further, the capacity development programs and services that the school offers are geared to meet expectations of citizens in institutional performance by enabling public officials to:
1.Efficiently and promptly respond to citizen needs.
2.Make services readily available and accessible.
3.Discharge duties professionally.
4.Embrace corruption-free behavior.
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5.Accommodate views of citizens in decision making.
6.Demonstrate patriotism by prioritizing public interest over personal interest.
Notably, the programs cater also for public servants in Government ministries, state corporations, constitutional commissions, the Judiciary, legislature, and County Governments.
The trainees attend the programs in the five KSG campuses at Baringo, Embu, Lower Kabete, Matuga and Mombasa.
Online programs that are coordinated by the e-Learning and Development Institute are also available to participants.
