Fostering networking and professionalism for global competitiveness
BACKGROUND
The Association, African Association for Public Administration and Management (AAPAM) Kenya Chapter was registered on 2nd December, 2007 and launched on 7th December 2007 as AAPAM (K). To reflect that it is a Kenya Chapter of the mother AAPAM Continental, it became necessary to change the name to KAPAM in 2008.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Association is to provide public service administrators and managers with an opportunity for continuous learning through a professional body. The Association aims at promoting networking, sharing of knowledge and experiences in a rapidly changing public service work environment.
OBJECTIVES
i) To foster the networking of associations, organizations and individuals interested in the progress of public administration and management.
ii) To create and maintain the tradition of providing administrators, managers, academia and institutions with an opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences on the best practices in public administration and management.
iii)To promote the professionalism of public administration and management by adopting more effective and harmonious administrative and management systems and practices in Kenya Public Service.
iv) To promote research, documentation and dissemination of information on innovative strategies for improving public administration and management.
v) To foster relations with international and national bodies and organizations interested in the study and practice of public administration and management
MEMBERSHIP
KAPAM is open to all public and private sector administrators and managers and has the following categories of membership:
Corporate
Individual
Student
Honorary
BENEFITS
Some of the benefits for joining the association include: Networking within the region and beyond with other Public Administrators and Managers; access to AAPAM newsletters, books, AAPAM’s annual communiqué and reports; and sponsorship of KAPAM officials to continental AAPAM conferences.
RIGHTS
All categories of members shall be entitled to participate in the deliberations of the Association.
OBLIGATIONS
Members will be expected to promote the objectives of the Association in everyway. They will be expected to observe all their obligations under the constitution including payment of the annual subscriptions and subventions at the beginning of every financial year.
REGISTRATION
Corporate - Kshs.24,000
Individual - Kshs.4,000
Student - Kshs.2,400
Honorary - Free
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION
Corporate - Kshs.8,000
Individual - Kshs.3,200
Student - Kshs.1,600
Honorary - Free
CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR 2010
1st Quarter – Public Lecture
2nd Quarter – Dissemination of Research findings in the Public Service
– One day Conference
3rd Quarter – Public Lecture
4th Quarter – Annual General Meeting
– Annual Dinner
KAPAM PUBLIC LECTURE HELD AT KIA
Kenya Association for Public Administration and Management (KAPAM) held a public lecture on Thursday 25 March 2010 at KIA. The lecture entitled “Institutionalizing Value Based Leadership in the Public Service” was delivered by Professor Stephen Adei, a Distingusihed Scholar and Retired Rector & CEO of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). Over three hundred (300) participants attended the lecture.
For further information contact:
KAPAM Secretariat
P O Box 23030 00604
NAIROBI
Tel: +254-020-4182311
Email:
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Website: www.kia.ac.ke
