TN/CTY
Edition 2027 · effective 1 January 2027
Neutral Evaluation in
Kenya
Independent evaluation for commercial, institutional and cross-border questions.
§ 01The legal backdrop
What shapes evaluation here.
- Country
- Kenya
- Convention status
- Confirm from official sources
- Register Neutrals here
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- Reference city
- Nairobi
Notes
- Neutral Evaluation can be scoped for commercial, technical and institutional questions.
- Cross-border appointments can include the required sector, language and legal experience.
- The appointment desk can source an evaluator where the public Register has no current match.
Convention status should be confirmed using the UNCITRAL status table and the New York Convention list. Not legal advice; local counsel should confirm.
Status: an orientation page. Local-law distinctions on this page have not yet been reviewed by a local expert, and nothing here claims that one standard is legally effective in this country.
§ 02Where evaluation is used
Sectors and questions in Kenya.
Major project health check01Projects & operationsEvaluation PanelWill this project deliver its scope, timeline and cost on the evidence today?A major strategic decision02Boards & leadershipIndependent EvaluationDoes the evidence support the proposed decision, and what assumptions should be tested?A technical failure03Projects & operationsClarity DeepView™What is the most likely technical cause of this failure?A cross-border commercial difference04Differences & disputesEarly Neutral EvaluationHow is this difference likely to be resolved, and what practical route should follow?
§ 03The Register
Certification is open here.
● Certified Neutral™Jacqueline Waihenya
Arbitrator & Mediator
Mombasa, Kenya · mediation · arbitration
trade
● Certified Neutral™Nancy Jacqueline Njuhi Kamau
Hon Lady Justice
Kiambu, Kenya · mediation · arbitration · restorative
corporate
● Certified Neutral™Philip Gicheru Gichaaga
Mediator
Nairobi, Kenya · mediation
corporate