Development of a Sector Wide Approach to Planning for the Ministry of Water and Irrigation as part of implementation of the water reforms under the Water Act 2002

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The Government of Kenya (GoK) is implementing far reaching reforms in the water sector to restructure and improve sector performance and address the problems associated with the management of the resources and delivery of water and sewerage services. The sector reform is widely supported by the Development Partners’ community. However, investment needs in the sector […]

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This assignment was part of the cross debt settlement system between the Government and the Nairobi City Council Water Department. The exercise involved detailed accounting systems review for the Water and Sewerage Department of Nairobi City Council and reconciliation of all Government water accounts and other liability and debtors’ accounts so as to agree on […]

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This was an assignment undertaken for the Kenya Local Government Reform Programme (KLGRP) financed by the World Bank. The assignment entailed development of a simplified Accounting System for Local Authorities, including mapping up an implementation strategy in the eight local authorities currently included in the study, and throughout all the over 240 local authorities in […]

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In March 2000 the Government of Kenya through a legal notice under the Local Government Act established an Interim Oversight Board (IOB) with the mandate to oversee all financial transactions and dealings of the council; assist the council in restructuring its organization and workforce; ensure that all transitions, allotment and other dealings involving land under […]

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The assignment was contracted by the Kenya Local government Reform programme on behalf of the Ministry of Local Government and was financed by the European Union. We were required to develop a manual that will set out the procedures for the planning, management, and implementation of extraordinary and routine inspections in Local Authorities. Through consultative […]

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Kenya promulgated a new constitution on 27th August 2010. The constitution introduced a new system of governance in which 47 counties have been created and functions allocated as per Schedule 4 of the constitution. Based on the provisions of section 15 of Schedule 6 to the new constitution it was expected that the counties were […]

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This was a technical assistance provide directly by the World Bank to certain counties considered to have the highest budden of fiscal unsustainability – covering Mombasa, Nairobi, Nyeri, Kisumnu and Nakuru. The assignment covered the following specific analysis to assist in developing the necessary data to assess the actual level of fiscal unsustainability: Analysis of […]

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CDC undertook the study in collaboration with IDC of France. The study of Settlement of government of Kenya cross debts and other indebtedness with the PEs and between the PEs themselves was the second study which was an implementation of the recommendations for the previous study we had undertaken in 1995 on cross debt analysis […]

Public Finance Management System

Public Finance Management System

Development of a Sector Wide Approach to Planning for the Ministry of Water and Irrigation as part of implementation of the water reforms under the Water Act 2002

Special Audit for Nairobi City Council Water Department

Development of a Simplified Accounting System for Local Authorities Kenya Local Government Reform Program/International Development Association (IDA) in Kenya

Accounting and Financial Systems Review for Nairobi City Council

Development of Inspection Manual for the Ministry of Local Government

Consultancy Services for Quick Readiness Assessment for the Transfer of Functions to County Governments, Transition Authority (TA) – 2013

Consultancy services for Kenya Accountable Devolution Program – financial analysis of counties with the highest experience of fiscal unsustainability

Settlement of Public Enterprises (PE) cross-debt and other indebtedness with the government and other PEs.