CIDP Document

Kakamega County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2023-2027

This page provides a summary of the Kakamega County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) for the period 2023-2027. It outlines the county's development objectives and strategies.

Kakamega County CIDP

Kakamega County 2023-2027

The Kakamega County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2023-2027 outlines development priorities and strategies to foster a wealthy and vibrant county.

Overview

The CIDP 2023-2027 is a roadmap for Kakamega County's development, informed by citizen consultations and national goals. It requires an estimated Kshs 96.368 billion, with a projected resource gap of Kshs 41.587 billion, necessitating enhanced revenue and resource mobilization.

Development Priorities

Improve health services and outcomes.
Enhance food security and agricultural productivity.
Develop road and energy infrastructure.
Promote wealth creation and economic empowerment.
Increase access to clean water and conserve the environment.
Strengthen early childhood and vocational education.
Ensure efficient and quality public service delivery.

Priority Sectors

Health Services
Agriculture
Infrastructure and Energy
Trade and Industrialization
Water and Environment
Education and Technology
Social Services and Youth Empowerment
Public Administration

Key Challenges

Food insecurity and poverty.
Sub-optimal health outcomes.
Limited access to clean water.
High unemployment and low technical skills.
Inadequate infrastructure.
Low value addition in manufacturing.
Public health concerns.
Resource mobilization and management challenges.

Implementation Issues

Significant resource gap.
Need for enhanced Own Source Revenue.
Unpredictable exchequer releases.
Requirement for effective coordination.
Capacity building for public service.
Attracting and retaining specialized personnel.
Prudent resource management.
Bridging resource gaps through partnerships.

Plan Structure

CHAPTER ONE: COUNTY OVERVIEW

Provides an overview of Kakamega County's geography, demographics, and socio-economic profile.

CHAPTER TWO: PERFORMANCE REVIEW

Reviews the performance of the previous CIDP period, identifying challenges and lessons learned.

CHAPTER THREE: SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

Outlines the spatial development framework for the county.

CHAPTER FOUR: DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES, STRATEGIES AND PROGRAMMES

Details the development priorities, strategies, and programs across various sectors.

CHAPTER FIVE: IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK

Describes the framework for implementing the CIDP, including institutional and resource management.

CHAPTER SIX: MONITORING, EVALUATION AND LEARNING

Outlines the plan for monitoring, evaluating, and learning from CIDP implementation.

County Profile

Kakamega County is located in western Kenya, covering 3,051.3 Km², bordering Vihiga, Siaya, Bungoma, Trans Nzoia, Nandi, and Uasin Gishu Counties.

The county's demographic features include population size, composition, distribution, density, and projections.

In 2015/16, food insecurity was at 33.3 percent and absolute poverty was at 35.8 percent.

Important Statistics

Indicator	Value	Note
Total Area	3,051.3 Km²	Land area of Kakamega County.
Sub-counties	12	Administrative divisions within the county.
Wards	60	Electoral wards within the county.
Average Annual Rainfall	1280.1mm - 2214.1mm	Range of annual rainfall experienced.
Temperature Range	18°C - 29°C	Typical temperature range.
Average Humidity	67%	Average humidity level.
Estimated Resource Gap	Kshs. 41.587 billion	Projected funding shortfall for CIDP implementation.
Food Insecurity (2015/16)	33.3%	Percentage of population affected by food insecurity.
Absolute Poverty (2015/16)	35.8%	Percentage of population in absolute poverty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kakamega CIDP 2023-2027?

The CIDP 2023-2027 is a strategic plan for Kakamega County's development, outlining priorities and actions for the period.

What are the main development priorities for Kakamega County?

Key priorities include improving health, enhancing agriculture, developing infrastructure, promoting wealth creation, increasing water access, strengthening education, and ensuring efficient public services.

What is the estimated cost and resource gap for the CIDP?

The plan requires an estimated Kshs 96.368 billion, with a projected resource gap of Kshs 41.587 billion.

What are the major challenges identified in the CIDP?

Challenges include food insecurity, poverty, health issues, limited water access, unemployment, and infrastructure deficits.

How will Kakamega County address the resource gap?

Strategies involve enhancing Own Source Revenue, resource mobilization, and seeking partnerships.

What is the total area of Kakamega County?

Kakamega County covers a total area of 3,051.3 Km².