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India and KenyaStrategic Partnerships
Core Pillars and Stated Frameworks
How Kenya engages with India, in its stated frameworks and through the six strategic pillars of the institute.
About this partnership
The relationship between India and Kenya is a strategic engagement reaching across the areas named in its stated frameworks. It matters to the institute for what it means to Bharat's critical infrastructure, industrial capability and national resilience.
Kenya is mapped as one of 154 partnerships in the BHARAT-Global Strategic Partnerships architecture, under bilateral partnerships. Partnerships are not peripheral to protecting critical infrastructure but part of it, supplying the diplomatic, technological, financial and normative ground on which domestic resilience is built.
Publications from any of the 148 sectors that bear on Kenya are tagged to it and listed under Partnerships in Focus, so the partnership view is never separated from the sector analysis. The Viswaguru Project intends to reflect such contributions in the Bharat National Resilience Index alongside domestic indicators as its methodology is developed.
Researchers, analysts and practitioners are invited to contribute work that links particular outcomes, such as agreements, joint projects, technology transfer or capacity building, to India's critical infrastructure and resilience.
Stated frameworks
- Maritime, trade, diaspora, counter-terrorism, Eastern Africa
- Track
- Bilateral Partnerships
- Region
- Africa
- Pillars
- 3 of 6 reflected
Six Strategic PillarsThe engagement tracks of India and Kenya in each pillar. A pillar is marked reflected when the stated frameworks of this partnership name it.
CICritical Infrastructure
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Critical Infrastructure)
1Standards and Protection Norms
Codes, standards and protection norms for energy, transport, water, health and digital networks, and how India and Kenya approach them.
2Infrastructure Finance and Projects
Finance, investment and project partnerships that build and upgrade critical infrastructure, with the safeguards that come with them.
3Disaster Risk and Continuity
Disaster risk reduction, continuity of essential services and recovery after disruption.
SMStrategic Manufacturing
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Strategic Manufacturing)
1Co-development and Co-production
Joint development and production of equipment, components and materials, and the transfer of technology behind them.
2Industrial Standards and Quality
Quality, certification and industrial standards that let manufacturers in India and Kenya work to the same mark.
3Skills and Industrial Capacity
Skills, training and the industrial base needed to make strategic goods at scale.
SCSupply Chains
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Supply Chains)
1Trade and Market Access
Trade agreements, market access and the rules that shape supply chains between India and Kenya.
2Critical Minerals and Inputs
Secure access to critical minerals, energy and other inputs that strategic industries depend on.
3Corridors, Logistics and Connectivity
Corridors, ports, shipping and logistics that carry goods reliably across borders.
TSTechnology Sovereignty
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Technology Sovereignty)
1Digital and Emerging Technology
Artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum and other emerging technologies, and trusted cooperation on them.
2Space, Cyber and Telecom
Space, cyber security and telecommunications, including 5G and 6G, as shared strategic concerns.
3Innovation, IP and Standards
Innovation partnerships, intellectual property and the setting of technical standards.
CNSComprehensive National Security(Engagements for Mutual National Security)
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Comprehensive National Security)
1Defence and Security Dialogue
Defence cooperation, security dialogues, exercises and interoperability.
2Maritime and Border Security
Maritime domain awareness, sea lanes, border management and surveillance.
3Counter-terrorism and Non-proliferation
Counter-terrorism, organised crime, export controls and non-proliferation.
GEGlobal Engagement and Collective Resilience
Engagement Tracks
(Of India and Kenya in the area of Global Engagement and Collective Resilience)
1Multilateral and Global South Agenda
How India and Kenya work in multilateral forums and on the priorities of the Global South.
2Climate and Development
Climate action, development finance and capacity building.
3People, Culture and Knowledge
Education, culture, the diaspora and exchange of knowledge between people.
Partnerships in Focus
Publications on Kenya, tagged from Research Focus. The four most recent are shown; the rest open with Read more.
Publications on this partnership will appear here as they are tagged in Research Focus. Write with us
B.A.P-I Strategic Engagements
The forms in which institutions, professionals and organisations connected with this partnership can work with Bharat Assets Protection Institute™, in India and beyond.
Engagement with the institute takes three forms. Partnerships and membership give an institution or a person a formal place in the work of the institute. Recognition and capability covers recognition, accreditation, training and research support. Services and resources covers advisory work, audits, CSR, sponsorship and the services that keep the work going. Each form is open to partners in India and to partners abroad through the institute's programmes and BHARAT-Global ARC.
Partnerships and membership
Partnerships and membershipOpenPartnerships and membership
India and this partnership
How institutions and people become part of the work of the institute, through agreements, membership of the consortium, affiliation and long-term alliances. Move the pointer over a form of engagement to see it, and select it to read what the institute offers in the context of India and this partnership.
Institutional Partnerships
India and this partnership
Offered now
B.A.P-I enters into memoranda of understanding and joint programmes with universities, research institutes and public bodies. A partnership can cover joint research on any of the 148 sectors, shared seminars and roundtables, co-authored publications and the exchange of researchers.
Within its purview
Within its mandate the institute can set up joint working groups on the protection of critical infrastructure, strategic manufacturing and supply chain resilience, and give partner institutions formal standing in its research ecosystem, its journals and its events.
Looking ahead
The institute seeks recognised partner status with leading institutions connected with this partnership, joint centres on shared resilience questions, and agreements that carry long-term research programmes.
Beyond India: Universities, think tanks and public bodies outside India sign the same form of agreement with the institute. Joint work is arranged around the six strategic pillars, so each side can see where the partnership adds value at home.
Professional Partnerships
India and this partnership
Offered now
Experts, practitioners and retired officials join the institute as independent advisors, peer reviewers, resource persons and members of specialised committees.
Within its purview
The institute can engage professionals for specific studies, reviews of standards, training sessions and editorial work, and can name them on its councils and committees.
Looking ahead
The institute aims to build a standing panel of advisors with deep knowledge of this partnership, available for joint studies, briefings and expert review.
Beyond India: Professionals based outside India serve as international advisors, reviewers and resource persons, and are listed with their country and field.
Memberships
India and this partnership
Offered now
Membership of the Bharat Assets Resilience Consortium is open now in two forms: national membership for India and BHARAT-Global ARC for members from partner countries and organisations. Both carry the same tiers, a membership number and a certificate.
Within its purview
Members take part in research, publications, events and the people directory of the consortium, and can be named to its working groups.
Looking ahead
The consortium intends to grow chapters of members linked with this partnership, so that each partnership has a recognised community of practice behind it.
Beyond India: BHARAT-Global ARC is the door for members outside India. It has the same tiers as national membership and is applied for through the same membership form.
Affiliations
India and this partnership
Offered now
Institutions and bodies can seek formal affiliation with B.A.P-I, recorded in its external relations and shown on its recognition pages.
Within its purview
Affiliation can extend to joint certification, shared events and the listing of the affiliated body in the institute's showcase and directories.
Looking ahead
The institute looks to affiliate with professional bodies and research networks connected with this partnership that share its concern for resilience.
Beyond India: Bodies outside India apply for affiliation in the same way. The record shows the country and the scope of the affiliation.
Strategic Alliances
India and this partnership
Offered now
Research partners and collaborators can form long-term alliances with the institute through its stakeholder network.
Within its purview
An alliance can bring together several institutions on one programme, with shared outputs, shared events and a common place in the network.
Looking ahead
The institute is open to alliances with consortia and networks working with this partnership on infrastructure, industry, supply chains and security.
Beyond India: International alliances are arranged around a defined programme and a named lead on each side, and are recorded in the stakeholder network.
Recognition and capability
Recognition and capabilityOpenRecognition and capability
India and this partnership
How the institute recognises work, accredits against its standards, builds skills and supports research, for people and organisations in India and abroad. Move the pointer over a form of engagement to see it, and select it to read what the institute offers in the context of India and this partnership.
Recognitions
India and this partnership
Offered now
B.A.P-I gives recognitions and endorsements to people and institutions whose work strengthens critical infrastructure and resilience, and records the recognitions it receives.
Within its purview
Recognition can cover research, practice, publications and service, and is backed by the institute's recognition register and its national awards.
Looking ahead
The institute hopes to recognise outstanding contributions connected with this partnership, and to be recognised in turn by institutions in that partnership.
Beyond India: People and institutions outside India are eligible for recognition on the same terms, and recognitions the institute receives from abroad are listed with their source.
Accreditation
India and this partnership
Offered now
Organisations can seek accreditation and certification against B.A.P-I standards for resilience, safety and the protection of critical assets.
Within its purview
The institute can assess, certify and list accredited organisations, and can extend its standards to new sectors as they are developed.
Looking ahead
The institute seeks to have its standards used by organisations working with this partnership, and to align them with recognised international practice.
Beyond India: Organisations outside India apply for accreditation against the same standards. Assessment arrangements are agreed case by case.
Training
India and this partnership
Offered now
The institute runs certifications, capacity building and the seven-level Capstone certification for professionals.
Within its purview
Training can be arranged for an institution, a ministry, a company or a group of professionals, in person or online, on any of the six pillars.
Looking ahead
The institute aims to offer programmes designed with partners in this partnership for officials, engineers and managers responsible for critical assets.
Beyond India: Professionals outside India enrol in the same certifications and the Capstone programme. Group programmes for institutions abroad are arranged on request.
Grants
India and this partnership
Offered now
The institute supports research projects and funded studies through its project assistance programme.
Within its purview
Support can take the form of project guidance, shared data, publication and, where funds allow, grants for studies on resilience.
Looking ahead
The institute looks to joint funding with partners connected with this partnership for studies that serve both sides.
Beyond India: Researchers outside India can apply for project support, and institutions abroad can co-fund studies through the institute.
Services and resources
Services and resourcesOpenServices and resources
India and this partnership
The professional services, partnerships and resources through which organisations work with the institute and support its work. Move the pointer over a form of engagement to see it, and select it to read what the institute offers in the context of India and this partnership.
Consultancy
India and this partnership
Offered now
B.A.P-I offers advisory and consultancy work on the protection of critical infrastructure, strategic manufacturing and supply chain resilience across 148 sectors.
Within its purview
The institute can prepare risk studies, resilience plans, policy notes and sector assessments for public bodies and companies.
Looking ahead
The institute seeks commissioned studies on questions that matter to India and this partnership, carried out with partner experts where useful.
Beyond India: Governments, organisations and companies outside India can commission studies and advisory work. Terms are agreed for each assignment.
Commercial Services
India and this partnership
Offered now
The institute provides industrial audit, safety and security solutions for organisations that run or depend on critical assets.
Within its purview
Services can be arranged for plants, ports, logistics networks and other facilities, with a written report and follow-up.
Looking ahead
The institute aims to serve companies working between India and this partnership, especially in sectors where supply chains cross borders.
Beyond India: Organisations outside India request audits and security solutions through the same channel. Scope and arrangements are confirmed before work begins.
CSR
India and this partnership
Offered now
Companies can direct CSR support to projects that strengthen communities and the critical assets they depend on.
Within its purview
The institute can design, run and report on CSR projects in research, training, awareness and community resilience.
Looking ahead
The institute welcomes CSR partners with interests in this partnership who wish to support resilience work in India.
Beyond India: Foundations and companies outside India can support projects through sponsorship and donations, in line with the applicable rules.
Sponsorships
India and this partnership
Offered now
Organisations can sponsor events, the national awards, publications and showcases of the institute.
Within its purview
Sponsors are acknowledged on the event, award or publication they support, and in the institute's showcase.
Looking ahead
The institute invites sponsors connected with this partnership for dialogues, award ceremonies and publications on shared concerns.
Beyond India: Sponsors outside India are acknowledged in the same way, with their country shown.
Digital Transactions
India and this partnership
Offered now
Membership, registration and requests for services are completed online through one window.
Within its purview
Each application is recorded, reviewed and answered, and members receive their number and certificate digitally.
Looking ahead
The institute is extending its online services so that partners connected with this partnership can apply, register and follow requests in one place.
Beyond India: Applicants outside India use the same online window. The office confirms the next step after each application.
Revenue Models
India and this partnership
Offered now
Listings, publishing partnerships and services keep the work of the institute independent and sustained.
Within its purview
Organisations can be listed in the showcase, partner in publishing, and use the institute's services on agreed terms.
Looking ahead
The institute looks to publishing and listing partnerships with institutions and companies linked with this partnership.
Beyond India: Institutions and companies outside India take part in listings and publishing partnerships on the same footing.
Partnership Showcase
Organisations, institutions and enterprises working with the institute and across India's partnerships. Select a listing to see its profile or website.
Bharat Assets Protection Institute™ (B.A.P-I) is a research and policy institute for Critical Infrastructure, Strategic Manufacturing and Supplychain Resilience. Across 148 sectors in twelve research clusters it studies how assets are protected and kept running, measures readiness through the Bharat National Resilience Index (BNRI), and works with operators, industry and public bodies through research, publications, certification and B.A.P-I Resilience Services.
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View profileBHARAT-ARC Membership
The Bharat Assets Resilience Consortium has two doors: national membership for India, and BHARAT-Global ARC for members from partner countries and organisations. Both are paid memberships with the same tiers and the same standing.
Bharat Assets Resilience ConsortiumBHARAT-ARC
Membership of the consortium of researchers, professionals and institutions that carry the work of the institute on critical infrastructure, strategic manufacturing and supply chain resilience.
National membership
Fees in Indian RupeesFor members in India. Eight tiers, from Founding to Commissioned members, with a place in the BHARAT-ARC people directory.
- 1Apply
- 2Review
- 3Approval
- 4Membership number and certificate
ARC
BHARAT-Global ARC
Fees in US DollarsInternational membership for researchers, professionals and institutions from India's partner countries and organisations, and for Indian professionals abroad. The same tiers as national membership, with fees set in three bands by the World Bank income group of the member's country.
The membership fee schedule for each tier and band is published with the final membership terms. The office confirms the tier and band with each approval.
Partners and Partnership Tracks
Move the pointer onto a card to open its list. Partnerships linked to Kenya are shown first, then every partnership in each of the five tracks.
Partners in five tracks linked to this partnership
Detail partnership tracks all 154 partnerships
United States
Russia
France
Japan
Australia
United Kingdom
Germany
Israel
South Korea
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Vietnam
Singapore
Brazil
South Africa
Canada
Italy
Spain
Egypt
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
Nepal
Maldives
Mauritius
Seychelles
Myanmar
Thailand
Malaysia
Philippines
Oman
Qatar
Iran
Afghanistan
Mongolia
Poland
Greece
Armenia
MozambiqueKenya
Nigeria
Tanzania
Ethiopia
Guyana
Suriname
Argentina
Mexico
Chile
Colombia
Peru
Bhutan
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
Turkmenistan
Tajikistan
Kyrgyzstan
Georgia| Data points from this page | |
|---|---|
| Partnership | Kenya (Bilateral, Africa) |
| Strategic pillars reflected | 3 of 6 |
| Publications in focus | 0 |
| Publications by pillar | CI 0 · SM 0 · SC 0 · TS 0 · CNS 0 · GE 0 |
| Research Focus clusters and sectors | 0 clusters · 0 sectors |
| Related partnerships | 3 |
This page describes India's engagement with Kenya. It is an area the institute studies and seeks to engage, not a statement of an agreement with B.A.P-I.