CIDP Document
This document summarizes the Nandi County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) for 2023-2027, outlining strategic visions and goals for transformation and improved service delivery.
Nandi County CIDP
The Nandi County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2023-2027 outlines strategic visions and goals for transformation and improved service delivery.
The Nandi County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2023-2027 details strategies for socio-economic transformation and enhanced service delivery. It aligns with national and international development agendas, prioritizing investments in healthcare, infrastructure, education, agriculture, trade, youth empowerment, and environmental protection, while also focusing on increasing county revenue and stakeholder collaboration.
One: COUNTY OVERVIEW
Provides background on Nandi County, including location, physical conditions, and demographic profiles.
Two: PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS CIDP
Reviews the implementation of the previous CIDP, summarizing achievements, challenges, and lessons learned.
Three: SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK
Discusses the spatial development framework, growth areas, and resource assessment.
Four: DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES, STRATEGIES AND PROGRAMMES
Details development priorities, strategies, and programs aligned with national and international agendas.
Five: IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK
Presents the implementation framework, resource requirements, and mobilization strategies.
Six: MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK
Outlines the framework for monitoring and evaluating the CIDP's implementation.
Nandi County is located in the North Rift region of Kenya, covering 2,849 square kilometers. It borders Kakamega, Uasin Gishu, Kericho, Kisumu, and Vihiga counties.
The county's population is projected to grow from 1,010,916 in 2019 to 1,010,916 by 2027, with an inter-censual growth rate of 1.6%.
Poverty analysis is discussed in Chapter One, but specific statistics are not provided in this summary.
| Indicator | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Total Area | 2,849 km² | As per the 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census. |
| Average Annual Rainfall | 1,200mm to 2,000mm | Rainfall distribution varies across the county. |
| Mean Temperature Range | 18°C to 22°C | Temperature varies by location and season. |
| Forest Cover | 12% of total land area | Includes key forest areas within the county. |
| Number of Sub-Counties | 6 | Emgwen, Chesumei, Mosop, Nandi Hills, Aldai, and Tinderet. |
| County Population (2019 Census) | 1,010,916 | Comprises 459,490 males and 551,426 females. |
| County Population Growth Rate | 1.6% | Lower than the national growth rate of 2.3%. |
| Projected Population (2027) | 1,010,916 | Projection based on 2019 census data. |
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The CIDP 2023-2027 is a framework detailing strategies for socio-economic transformation and enhanced service delivery in Nandi County, aligning with national and international development agendas.
Key priorities include universal healthcare, improved infrastructure, access to clean water, early childhood development, agricultural productivity, trade and manufacturing, youth empowerment, and environmental protection.
Key challenges include late fund disbursement, low revenue collection, limited access to services and clean water, inadequate infrastructure, and climate change impacts.
Nandi County covers a total area of 2,849 square kilometers.
The projected population for Nandi County in 2027 is 1,010,916, based on the 2019 census data.
Priority sectors include Health, Transport and Infrastructure, Agriculture, Trade, Education, Lands and Environment, Youth Affairs, and Administration.
