A guide to political party management in Kenya 

 - Norway :   Kristelig Folkeparti,   2013. 
 - 56 p.  17.5 by 24.5 cm 
<br/><br/>1. Historical Context of Political Parties in Kenya<br/> 1.1 Role of Political Parties in Governance<br/> 1.2 Evolution of Political Parties in Kenya<br/><br/>2. Constitutional and Legal Framework <br/> 2.1 Regulating Political Parties<br/> 2.2 National Laws <br/> 2.3 Party Internal Rules and Regulations <br/><br/>3. Developing a Party Identity <br/> 3.1 Overview<br/> 3.2 Party Name, Symbols, Slogans and Colour<br/> 3.3 Ideologies, Values and Principles<br/> 3.4 Additional Organizing Concepts for Parties in Africa<br/><br/>4. Policy Development <br/> 4.1 Why Policies Matter <br/> 4.2 Policy Making in Between Elections <br/> 4.3  Legal Requirements Related to Policy Development <br/> 4.4 Process of Policy Development <br/> 4.5 Policy-Making at All Levels <br/> 4.6  Relevance <br/> 4.7  How to Involve Members and Party Branches <br/> 4.8 Parallel Training and Policy-Making <br/> <br/>5. Party Management & Organization <br/> 5.1. Dynamics that Influence Party Management & Organization <br/> 5.2 Party Structures <br/> 5.3 Party Secretariat <br/> 5.4 Research and Training <br/> 5.5 Administration and Management  <br/> 5.6 Party Branch Organs <br/> 5.7 Membership Recruitment & Retention <br/> 5.8 Leadership and Mentorship <br/> 5.9 Party Cooperation and Coalition Building <br/> 5.10 Funding for Political Parties <br/><br/> 6 Communication Mechanisms <br/> 6.1 Overview <br/> 6.2 Internal Communication <br/> 6.3 External Communication<br/> 6.4 Using Different Communication Channels <br/> <br/>7 Party Campaigns & Elections <br/> 7.1 Party Campaigns <br/> 7.2 Internal Party Elections and Party Nominations <br/><br/>8 Conclusion 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>party administration<br/>policy development<br/>party communication mechanisms
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>320