Resources   |  The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) (All/General)  |   English
Introduced in Kenya in 2003, the Constituency Development Fund has been one Kenyas most popular development initiatives. Adopted from India, the Kenyan model served to further popularise the fund and a...

Resources   |  The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) (All/General)  |   English
As Kenyas county governments complete their first budget process under the 2010 Constitution, and begin the 2014/15 process, it is time to take stock.  To be sure, counties faced a number of challenges...

Resources   |  The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) (Nairobi)  |   English
Planning and budgeting is a very important aspect of any development process. It is expected that proper planning will enable counties like Nairobi City County to better deliver services such as water...

Resources   |  The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) (All/General)  |   English
The Kenyan Public Finance Management Act 2012 requires all counties to table a County Fiscal Strategy Paper (CFSP) in their respective county assemblies by 28 February each year. In 2014, most counties...

Resources   |  The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) (Nairobi)  |   English
Public participation plays a critical role in deepening democracy and promoting good governance. Citizens involvement in governance processes ensures that their experiential and grounded perspectives inform...

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This booklet has been produced by the World Bank. Its purpose is to provide county governments, citizens, and other stakeholders with basic information on existing and planned World Bank-financed projects...

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Kenyas devolution is one of the most revolutionary underway in the world, involving large-scale political, fiscal, and administrative decentralization. Many countriesboth rich and poorhave transferred...

Resources   |  World Bank (All/General)  |   English
1. Kenyas new Constitution marks a critical juncture in the nations history. It is widely perceived, by Kenyans from all walks of life, as a new beginning.  Indeed, many feel that postIndependence Kenya...

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Kenyas first county assemblies, governors and senators were elected on March 4 2013.  In the eight months that have followed, most county governments have appointed executive committees, passed their...

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Kenyas devolution agenda is one of the most ambitious in the world, that will result in the historic transfer of services and funding to 47 new county governments, each with elected officials at four levels...