This national budget brief is among five (5) briefs which seek to identify the extent to which the needs of children are addressed by the national budget and social sector budgets in Kenya. The brief presents the macroeconomic ...

This brief provides an analysis on how the County Government of Kakamega plans and budgets for the needs of children, youth and women. The analysis focused on social sector budgets and actual expenditures for the period ...

Human resource is an important input in healthcare delivery. Attaining universal healthcare in Kenya will therefore largely depend on whether insurance coverage will be wide enough and affordable for most of the population, ...

This brief provides an analysis on how the County Government of Meru plans and budgets for the needs of children, youth and women. The analysis utilized social sector budgets and actual expenditures for the period ...

This brief review how the County Government of Busia develops its plans and budgets in support of the needs of children, youth and women. The analysis focused on social sector budgets and actual expenditures for the period ...

This brief provides an analysis on how the County Government of Uasin Gishu plans and budgets for the needs of children, youth and women. The analysis focused on social sector budgets and actual expenditures for the period ...

Education is the main factor associated with the probability of being poor. Improving educational performance should therefore be a core element in poverty reduction. Since independence, the Government of Kenya has given ...

This brief provides an analysis of how the County Government of Nakuru plans and budgets for the needs of children, youth and women. The analysis focused on social sector (health, education, water and sanitation, social ...

This brief review how the County Government of West Pokot plans and budgets for the needs and requirements of children (those aged below 18 years). The analysis covers the overall County and social sector budgets, and ...

Employment creation in Kenya is a major concern to the government. The 1998/99 Labour Force Survey estimates Kenya’s active labour force at 10.5 million people, and unemployment at 14.6% of the active labour force. Given ...