National Government (State Department for Devolution) and the World Bank
Program Objectives
The program focuses on enhancing county revenue mobilization, improving expenditure management, and strengthening intergovernmental coordination. It also aims to improve institutional performance and human resource management at the county level.
Program Description
The proposed KDSP II will build on the achievements of the first phase of the Kenya Devolution Support Program (KDSP), which was implemented from 2016 to 2021. Through KDSP I, foundational institutions, systems, and capacities to support devolution were put in place, but certain gaps remain. Through the implementation of several other devolved sector projects, a common theme of challenges has emerged, which the Program also proposes to address. The overarching objective is to strengthen counties to deliver on their functions efficiently and effectively. The Program proposes to address these challenges through a range of activities undertaken by national Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and county governments.
Funding Details
The program will be implemented by the State Department for Devolution and involves multiple stakeholders, including national and county governments.
Projects Under the Program
Key Result Areas (KRAS)
The program supports capacity building at the county level in the following 3 Key Result Areas (KRAS)
KRA 1: Sustainable Financing and Expenditure Management.
KRA 2: Intergovernmental Coordination, Institutional Performance and Human Resource Management.
KRA 3: Oversight, Participation and Accountability.
Achievements and Milestones
KDSP II builds on the results achieved under KDSP. This includes improvements in:
(i) the quality of financial statements and financial reporting;
(ii) compliance with budgeting formats;
(iii) adherence to procurement procedures;
(iv) planning, monitoring and evaluation (M&E) (set up of county M&E committees);
(v) timely development of County Integrated Development Plans (CIDPs) and Annual Development Plans (ADPs);
(vi) processes in public participation and county audit outcomes
Program Timeline
2023-2027
Partners and Collaborators
National Government (State Department for Devolution) and the World Bank
Challenges and Lessons Learned
Through KDSP I, foundational institutions, systems, and capacities to support devolution were put in place, but certain gaps remain. Through the implementation of several other devolved sector projects, a common theme of challenges has emerged, which the Program also proposes to address. The overarching objective is to strengthen counties to deliver on their functions efficiently and effectively. The Program proposes to address these challenges through a range of activities undertaken by national Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and county governments.
Future Plans
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Contact Information
Jonathan Misoi,
Chief Officer Administration, Public Service and ICT
Document Downloads
Description
Download File
1.
NANDI COUNTY REVENUE MOBILIZATION STRATEGY - 2025-2030
2.
NANDI COUNTY REVENUE ENHANCEMENT ACTION PLAN
3.
Own Source Revenue (OSR) Collection FY 2025/2026 (Q1, Q2, Q3)
