CIDP Document
This page provides a summary of the Narok County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) for the period 2023-2027.
Narok County CIDP
The Narok County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) for 2023-2027 outlines strategies to foster a resilient community and drive economic growth by leveraging natural resources and opportunities.
This Third Generation CIDP for Narok County (2023-2027) is a five-year plan aligned with national and global development frameworks. It focuses on transforming lives by utilizing the county's unique resources and addressing key challenges to achieve sustainable growth.
Chapter One: COUNTY OVERVIEW
Provides details on Narok County's geography, climate, administrative units, and demographics.
Chapter Two: PERFORMANCE REVIEW
Reviews the achievements, expenditures, and lessons learned from the previous CIDP period.
Chapter Three: SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK
Outlines the county's spatial structure and development strategies.
Chapter Four: DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES
Details sector-specific priorities, strategies, and programs for the plan period.
Chapter Five: IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK
Establishes institutional arrangements, resource mobilization, and risk management for plan implementation.
Chapter Six: MONITORING, EVALUATION AND LEARNING
Defines the framework for monitoring progress, evaluating outcomes, and facilitating learning.
Narok County is located in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, bordering Tanzania. It covers 17,950.3 Km² and serves as a gateway to the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem.
The projected population for Narok County was 1,284,204 in 2023, with an annual growth rate of 3.13%. Approximately 82% of the population is under 34 years old.
The county faces challenges that impact economic prosperity, which the plan aims to address over the next five years.
| Indicator | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Projected Population (2023) | 1,284,204 | Represents an increase from 2019 figures. |
| County Area | 17,950.3 Km² | Constitutes 3.1% of Kenya's total area. |
| Population Density (2023) | 63 persons/Km² | Increased from 47 persons/Km² in 2019. |
| Annual Population Growth Rate | 3.13% | Exceeds the national average growth rate. |
| Projected Population (2027) | 1,431,545 | Indicates continued population increase. |
| Youth Population (under 34) | approx. 82% | A significant proportion of the county's population. |
| Infant Mortality Rate | 37/1000 live births | Slightly above the national rate. |
| Total Plan Cost | Kshs 138.3 billion | Funding sources include national government, own revenue, and development partners. |
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It is the third five-year development plan for Narok County, aligning with national and global goals to foster growth and resilience.
Key priorities include agriculture, tourism, conservation, infrastructure, healthcare, youth opportunities, disaster risk reduction, and water/sanitation.
Challenges include climate change, youth unemployment, land issues, human-wildlife conflict, deforestation, poverty, and population growth.
The projected population for Narok County in 2027 is 1,431,545.
The estimated total cost is Kshs 138.3 billion, funded by government, own revenue, and development partners.
Narok County covers an area of 17,950.3 Km².
