Film
14 Policies
Discover policies influencing equitable representation in the Entertainment and Media Industries in Nigeria and Kenya
PEMI provides a unified space where creatives, policymakers, and researchers can easily explore, interpret, and apply the policies as they influence equitable gender representation.
Culture
2020KenyaRegulatory
National Policy on Culture and Heritage
Policy framework promoting preservation, protection, and development of Kenya’s cultural heritage and creative industries.
Media
2007KenyaLegal
The Media Bill, 2007
Legislative proposal to regulate media operations, professional standards, and media accountability mechanisms.
ICT
2020KenyaRegulatory
National ICT Policy
Government policy guiding development of Kenya’s ICT sector, digital infrastructure, innovation ecosystem, and digital economy.
ICT
2023KenyaLegal
The National Addressing Bill, 2023
Proposed legislation to establish a national addressing system to support digital services, logistics, and e-government infrastructure.
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Creative practitioners
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- Scriptwriters
- Producers
- Content creators
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Research, Policy & Regulation
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- Regulatory bodies & government partners
How we sourced our data
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Insights from industry stakeholders and practitioners.