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Nakuru County Early Childhood Education & Vocational Training Sector Report 2020/2021–2022/23 Education Sector is one of the key sectors within Nakuru County Government. It comprises of two directorates of Education and Vocational Training. The formation of the sector and the allocations of the functions have been through key policy documents, which include The Constitution of Kenya 2010. The Fourth schedule, Part 2 outlines specific responsibilities devolved to the county governments on pre-primary education, village polytechnics, home craft centres and children care facilities. The government of Kenya has formulated several policies, Acts and regulations for education and vocational training. These include Pre-primary Education Policy 2017, Children’s act 2012, TVET ACT 2013, Basic Education Act 2012, Bursary regulation 2015, the County ECD Act and School Safety manual..

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Nakuru County Land, Physical Planning & Housing Sub Sector Report 2020/2021–2022/2023 The document seeks to examine the performance and achievements of the Sub-sector during the period 2018/19 by highlighting the Performance of programmes and projects with their delivery Indicators as well as the analysis of both the Recurrent and Development Expenditures. An Analysis of Pending, Recurrent and Development Bills are also captured. ...

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Nakuru County Youth, Culture, Gender, Sports & Social Services Sector Report 2020/2021 – 2022/23 The Department (Youth, culture and gender, sports and social services) encompasses the Social protection sector. The department is constituted of various directorates: Youth, Culture & Gender, Sports and Social Services. The directorates are supervised by the administration section whose head is the Chief Officer. The role of the sector is to; coordinate and developing of communities through management of sports activities; socio-cultural intervention for economic empowerment; promotion/regulation of responsible gaming and community empowerment of youths and coordination of gender mainstreaming

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Nakuru County Public Administration, National International Relations Sector Naivasha Municipality Sub Sector Report 2020/2021–2022/2023 This report has been prepared in line with the County Treasury budget Circular of 30/08/2019 and in accordance with the provisions of the Public Financial Management Act, 2012. It contains the Board’s planned outputs for the next MTEF period. The sub sector of Naivasha Municipality is composed of nine board members and a Municipal Manager. Four of the Board members were appointed through a competitive process and approved by the County Assembly. The Charter further provides that the remaining five members of the Board be nominated from Professional associations, Civil Society and Private Sector. The term of the members of the Board of the Municipality is five years on part time basis whereas the Municipal Manager is appointed for a six year period which is renewable. A substantive Municipal Manager is yet to be recruited but an acting Manager was appointed to hold office in the meantime

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Nakuru County Health Services Sector Report 2020/2021-2022/23 The Department of Health is the largest devolved unit in Nakuru County with a current budgetary allocation of 31.3% of the entire county budget for FY2019/20. Health functions are fully devolved by the Constitution of Kenya 2010, fourth schedule. The following are the devolved functions: Health facilities and pharmacies, Ambulance services, promotion of primary healthcare, licensing and control of undertakings that sell food to public,cemeteries, funeral parlours and crematorium. Veterinary and solid waste management function was transferred to the department of Agriculture,Water, Energy, Environment and Natural Resources...

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Nakuru county Trade, Industrialization, Cooperatives and Tourism Sector Report 2020/2021-2022/2023 General Economic and Commercial Affairs Sector in Nakuru County comprises the Department of Trade, Cooperatives and Tourism. The Sector is mandated to promote, facilitate and regulate a dynamic, innovative and industrial development environment for sustainable socio-economic prosperity by building capabilities and capacity in all spheres of the sector in Nakuru County based on its priority areas. In the financial year 2018/19, the Sector’s achievements included rehabilitation of sixteen (16) markets, construction of a new market at Banita, activation of two (2) Tourism Sites, Purchase of one (1) milk cooler, capacity building of Cooperative Leaders, Training of SMEs, issuance of Compliance Certificates to (one thousand five hundred) 1,500 traders for their Weighing and Measuring Equipment. The department of Trade raised revenues of Kshs 421,997,963 in 2016/2017, Kshs. 479,919,789 in the year 2017/2018 and Kshs. 559,153,676 indicating continued revenue growth. For the period 2020/2021 the sector plans to among other programmes construct one Flagship Market, hold a Tourism Cultural Event, Establish another Tourism Information Centre, Rehabilitate one Cooperative Factory, carry out Trainings for Cooperative Leaders and SMEs, verify 12,000 weighing and measuring instruments hold sensitization programmes for the public on liquor Control and train Liquor Committees. For the FY 2019/2020, the Sector has been allocated Kshs. 645,701,554 of which Kshs. 490,689,883 will be geared towards development whereas Kshs.155, 011,671 will finance recurrent expenditure with the focus being actualization of its programmes.

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