Murang’a County Government hosts officials from the Kenya Devolution Support Programme (KDSP II) for an important Assesment Exercise.
Murang’a County Government was honored to host officials from the Kenya Devolution Support Programme (KDSP II) for an important assessment exercise. The evaluation aimed to verify the County’s compliance with the minimum conditions required for implementing the program.
KDSP II, a World Bank-funded initiative, plays a key role in strengthening counties by enhancing financial management, human resources, planning, and public participation. To qualify, the County Government was required to establish relevant committees, sign a participation agreement, and conduct approval meetings for program-related matters.
During the assessment, officials reviewed crucial documents, including the County Finance Act, Annual Development Plan, and Fiscal Strategy Paper. Upon completion, the assessment team confirmed that Murang’a County had successfully met all provisions, demonstrating a strong commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible public fund management for the 2024/2025 financial year.
This positive outcome reflects the County Government’s dedication to good governance and efficient service delivery to its residents.
Officials in Attendance:
Murang’a County: Chief Officer Devolution Edward Mwangi, Director Devolution Daniel Gitahi, Director Human Resources Titus Waweru, County Programme Coordinator KDSP II Joseph Ngugi, and other senior officers.
KDSP Representatives: Director Planning KRA3 Stephen Mwangi, Focal KRA1 George Mburu, Dr. Benjamin Karume (IVA), Verification Analyst Diana Nasieku, OSR Rep Josephine Maiteri, and John Gichorio (SCDO).