An independent, research & advocacy organization that seeks to promote and advocate for greater fiscal transparency, accountability & participatory governance
"We lose at least one third of our budget to corruption because citizens have remained silent. 74% of Kenya's population is youthful. your voice Counts" - Paul Masese
@cedgg_2001@KELINKenya@Sentao_KE@CIOGKenya
The PFM Act regulations 2015 require counties to adhere to development expenditure ceilings by at least spending 30% of the actual total expenditure budget on development. As shown in the graph, only 13 counties have kept to the law in the Development Ceiling in FY 2019/20
@KeTreasury has begun the process of preparing the FY 2021/2022 National Budget. Taxation proposals which @BaloziYatani could consider for inclusion in the Finance Bill 2021 are hereby invited.
Plans/Budgets are to be adhered to, to ensure that #fiduciaryrisk isn't realized.
However, emerging social-economic issues can cause change of plans/budgets, but doesn't mean that #fiscalprudence is abolished altogether.
Experienced #fiduciaryrisks in your County?
#KeBudgetTalk
Gender-aware guidelines for policy-making are intended to assist decision makers to conduct their work in such a way that both women and men are considered in the process #Budgetfacilitatorstraining
Not later than 3 months after the end of each financial year, the National Treasury is to prepare and submit to the Auditor-General financial statements for that year in respect of the Contingencies Fund. #Budgetfacilitatorstraining @oxfaminKE @NAssemblyKE@Senate_KE
According to #Art175 (c) of #CoK, counties shall have reliable sources of revenue to govern and deliver services effectively. Between 2013/14 - 2019/20, counties received Ksh.2.03 trillion. However, slow and delayed disbursement by @KeTreasury remains a #budget credibility issue