dc.description.abstract | The Fourth Schedule of the Constitution of Kenya confers the role of County planning to the County Governments.
Additionally, the County Government Act of 2012 requires each County Government to prepare a ten-year GISbased
County Spatial Plan (CSP) in respect of the entire County. The CSP is a framework for organizing and
distributing local populations and activities desired to achieve both national and County development objectives.
The CSP also aims to coordinate the implementation of sectoral projects and programs, to reduce the wastage of
scarce resources and the duplication of efforts.
The preparation process was guided by the; Constitution of Kenya, Kenya Vision 2030, and relevant policies and
legislations for spatial development (such as the National Spatial Plan, National Land Use Policy 2018, National
Land Policy 2009, and the CIDP (2018 - 2022). The preparation process was also informed by other various relevant
Acts, including the County Government Act (2012), the Physical and Land Use Planning Act (2019), the Urban
Areas and Cities Act (2019), the Environment Management and Coordination Act, the Water Act, the Land Act, the
National Land Commission Act, the Forest Act, among others.
Stakeholders’ meetings were held in all the wards in recognition of the fact that the ward has become an important
Planning unit as far as the County Government Act of 2012 is concerned. In each ward, the participants were able
to develop the vision for their ward, which were later merged to form the overall County vision. | en |