Kenya Sugar Board

INTRODUCTION

The Kenya Sugar Board (KSB) is the regulatory body of the Sugar Industry, established on 1^st April, 2002, under the Sugar Act 2001, succeeding the defunct Kenya Sugar Authority. The mandate of the Kenya Sugar Board as stipulated in Section 4 (1) and 4 (2) of the Sugar Act 2001 is as follows:

• Regulate, develop and promote the Sugar Industry.
• Co-ordinate the activities of individuals and organizations within the industry.
• Facilitate equitable access to the benefits and resources of the industry by all interested parties.

VISION STATEMENT

“To be the best Regulator and facilitator of a World Class multi-product sugar cane industry”

MISSION STATEMENT

“To facilitate a multi –product sugar cane industry that is efficient, diversified and globally competitive”.

VALUES

Product and service excellence

We value our stakeholders and strive to exceed their expectations through excellent service delivery.

Competitiveness

We are committed to engaging in practices that ensure competitiveness in a global setting.

Teamwork

In order to meet our goals, we practice teamwork to optimise the synergies of individual and collective human resource, talent and capacity.

Integrity

We uphold virtues of integrity through honesty, confidentiality and fairness in discharging our responsibilities.

With highly motivated staff, we ensure optimum utilization of all resources available to deliver quality and timely services to all stakeholders.

Accountability

We endeavour to manage the resources entrusted to us in a professional and transparent manner.

We endeavour to be socially responsible to our stakeholders and society and pursue our goals through socially acceptable practices that preserve the environment, promote socio-economic development and add value to our country.