BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9531904aa DTSTART:20230516T060000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20230516T140000Z LOCATION:Nairobi\, Kenya SUMMARY:High-level launch of the national productive capacities gap assessm ent (NPCGA) and UNCTAD holistic productive capacities development programm e for Kenya CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The high-level event is part of an ongoing work of UNCTAD in su pport of Kenya in fostering the country’s economy-wide productive capaci ties and structural economic transformation. It provides opportunities to deliberate on the Kenya’s National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment (NPCGA) prepared by UNCTAD and its implications for fostering productive c apacities in Kenya for structural economic transformation and achieving su stained and inclusive economic growth and development. The event is key to foster a national consensus on the way forward to address the gaps and li mitations in Kenya’s productive capacities\, as articulated in the NPCGA . The event is expected to launch the “Holistic Programme”\, as concep tualised and elaborated by UNCTAD. In this regard\, it outlines the Govern ment’s strategy to mobilise all productive resources\, including through development partnership for socioeconomic resilience-building\, inclusive growth\, and sustainable development in the context of the medium- to lon g-term vision of the country.Specific issues to be examined during the nat ional workshop include:Key gaps and limitations in Kenya’s productive ca pacities as articulated in the National Productive Capacities Gap Assessme nt (NPCGA): Implications for evidence-based and data-driven policy formula tion and implementation in Kenya.Policy Implications of Kenya’s National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment (NPCGA): Challenges\, opportunities\ , and prospects for structural economic transformation.Policy\, regulatory and institutional frameworks for industrialisation in Kenya: Challenges\, opportunities\, and prospects for building productive.Inter-institutional dialogue on how best to maximize socioeconomic gains of the blue economy\ , marine biodiversity\, and creative economy of Kenya.The role of developm ent partnership and alignment of donor support programmes with the Holisti c Programme of Kenya.Participants of the national workshop will include se nior government officials\, representatives of development partners based in Kenya\, national\, regional\, and international experts in the field of economic development and representatives of the private sector and civil society\, including academic institutions in Kenya.<\;p class="\;tex t-align-justify\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ high-level-launch-national-productive-capacities-gap-assessment-npcga-and- unctad-holistic DTSTAMP:20260824T190209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a8c9531904df DTSTART:20230517T060000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20230517T140000Z LOCATION:Nairobi\, Kenya SUMMARY:High-level launch of the national productive capacities gap assessm ent (NPCGA) and UNCTAD holistic productive capacities development programm e for Kenya CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The high-level event is part of an ongoing work of UNCTAD in su pport of Kenya in fostering the country’s economy-wide productive capaci ties and structural economic transformation. It provides opportunities to deliberate on the Kenya’s National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment (NPCGA) prepared by UNCTAD and its implications for fostering productive c apacities in Kenya for structural economic transformation and achieving su stained and inclusive economic growth and development. The event is key to foster a national consensus on the way forward to address the gaps and li mitations in Kenya’s productive capacities\, as articulated in the NPCGA . The event is expected to launch the “Holistic Programme”\, as concep tualised and elaborated by UNCTAD. In this regard\, it outlines the Govern ment’s strategy to mobilise all productive resources\, including through development partnership for socioeconomic resilience-building\, inclusive growth\, and sustainable development in the context of the medium- to lon g-term vision of the country.Specific issues to be examined during the nat ional workshop include:Key gaps and limitations in Kenya’s productive ca pacities as articulated in the National Productive Capacities Gap Assessme nt (NPCGA): Implications for evidence-based and data-driven policy formula tion and implementation in Kenya.Policy Implications of Kenya’s National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment (NPCGA): Challenges\, opportunities\ , and prospects for structural economic transformation.Policy\, regulatory and institutional frameworks for industrialisation in Kenya: Challenges\, opportunities\, and prospects for building productive.Inter-institutional dialogue on how best to maximize socioeconomic gains of the blue economy\ , marine biodiversity\, and creative economy of Kenya.The role of developm ent partnership and alignment of donor support programmes with the Holisti c Programme of Kenya.Participants of the national workshop will include se nior government officials\, representatives of development partners based in Kenya\, national\, regional\, and international experts in the field of economic development and representatives of the private sector and civil society\, including academic institutions in Kenya.<\;p class="\;tex t-align-justify\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ high-level-launch-national-productive-capacities-gap-assessment-npcga-and- unctad-holistic DTSTAMP:20260824T190209Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR