COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF KITUI 
 
 
 
 
 
 
COUNTY TREASURY 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
COUNTY FISCAL STRATEGY PAPER 
 
 
2022/2023 FINANCIAL YEAR 
 
 
 
 
 
ACCELERATING ECONOMIC RECOVERY FOR IMPROVED LIVELIHOOD 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
JANUARY 2022 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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FOREWORD  
The 2022/23 Kitui County Fiscal Strategy Paper (CFSP) builds direct linkages between policies, 
plans and budgets, and sets the County Government priority programs to be implemented through 
the medium term period 2022/2023– 2024/2025. It provides an overview of recent economic 
development and outlook as well as expenditure ceilings for County Departments, units and 
agencies and detailed guidelines that are aimed at structuring County Government expenditure 
towards prevalence areas. The programs and policies herein reflect the concerns of the Kitui 
Citizenry and are anchored under the approved CIDP 2018-2022 and the 2022/2023 Annual 
Development Plan.  
The theme for development for FY 2022/2023 will be accelerating economic recovery for 
improved livelihood, the Government has prioritized programs aimed at increasing the household 
income amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. This will be through accelerating rural economic 
development through investment in the productive sectors of the economy, Promotion of savings 
and investment among the households and Public sector restructuring and reorganization to 
enhance efficiency and productivity.  
This document is aligned to the Budget Policy Statement (BPS) 2022 prepared by the National 
Treasury which sets out the national broad strategic priorities and policy goals guiding budget 
preparation for the next financial year at the national level. It is a requirement to subject the 
proposals to public scrutiny as a way of ensuring transparency and accountability. In this regard, 
public participation on the paper was conducted and the views arising thereof taken on board. 
Further, the draft CFSP has also been approved by the County Budget and Economic Forum 
(CBEF) and their views also incorporated. The report was shared with the Commission on Revenue 
Allocation (CRA). Their inputs and positive criticism has gone a long way in shaping this paper.    
 
In the FY  2022/23, the total revenue is projected to decrease to Kshs 11,649,195,524 from Kshs 
12,499,775,275 in the FY 2021/22. The decrease is attributed due to the fact that we have not 
factored revote. In a nutshet, 89.22 percent of the revenues represent the equitable share while 
county generated revenues and grants represents 6.44 percent and 4.34 percent respectively of the 
total projected revenues.  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
TABLE OF CONTENTS .............................................................................................................. vi 
BACK GROUND INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 1 
1.  INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 2 
1.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................. 2 
1.2 Strategic Commitment .............................................................................................................. 3 
1.3 The Value Chain Approach ...................................................................................................... 3 
1.4 Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and Public Works ........................................... 4 
1.5 Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning ................................................................................. 4 
1.6 Health and Sanitation ............................................................................................................... 5 
1.7 Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Irrigation .......................................................................... 6 
1.8 Ministry of Livestock, Apiculture and Fisheries ...................................................................... 7 
1.9 Ministry of Basic Education, ICT & Youth Development ....................................................... 8 
1.10 Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives and Investments ................................................................ 9 
1.11 Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Natural Resource Management ............................. 10 
1.10 Ministry of Gender, Sports and Culture .......................................................................... 11 
1.11 The County Treasury ............................................................................................................ 12 
1.12  Mwingi Town Administration ........................................................................................ 13 
2. RECENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS AND MEDIUM-TERM OUTLOOK ............... 14 
2.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................ 14 
2.2 Recent Economic Developments and Outlook ....................................................................... 14 
2.2.1 Global and Regional Economic Developments ................................................................... 14 
2.2.2 Quarterly GDP growth of 2021 ........................................................................................... 18 
2.2.3 Inflation Rate ....................................................................................................................... 19 
2.2.4 Kenya Shilling Exchange Rate ............................................................................................ 20 
2.2.5 Private Sector Credit ............................................................................................................ 22 
2.2.6 External Sector Developments ............................................................................................ 23 
2.2.7 Foreign Exchange Reserves ................................................................................................. 24 
2.3 CAPITAL MARKETS DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................. 25 
2.4 Fiscal Performance ................................................................................................................. 25 
2.4.1 Revenue Performance .......................................................................................................... 26 
2.4.2 Expenditure Performance .................................................................................................... 26 
2.4.3 Fiscal Policy ........................................................................................................................ 27 
2.5 Economic Outlook .................................................................................................................. 28 
2.5.1 Global Growth Outlook ....................................................................................................... 28 
2.5.2 Domestic Growth Outlook ................................................................................................... 28 
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2.5.3 County Growth Outlook ...................................................................................................... 29 
2.6 Risks to the Economic Outlook .............................................................................................. 31 
3.  BUDGET FOR FY 2022-23 AND THE MEDIUM TERM .......................................... 32 
3.1 FY 2022/23 Budget Framework ............................................................................................. 32 
3.2 Revenue Projections ............................................................................................................... 32 
3.3 Expenditure Projections .......................................................................................................... 37 
3.4 Recurrent Expenditure Projections ......................................................................................... 38 
3.5 Development Expenditure Projections ................................................................................... 39 
3.6 Overall Deficit and Financing ................................................................................................ 39 
3.7 Risks to the 2022/23 County budget framework .................................................................... 39 
3.8 Fiscal Structural Reforms ....................................................................................................... 40 
3.8.1 Revenue mobilization ..................................................................................................... 40 
3.8.2 Expenditure Management .................................................................................................... 40 
3.9 Guiding Principles in Resource Allocation ............................................................................ 41 
3.9 County’s Adherence to the Fiscal Responsibility Principles. ........................................ 41 
3.11 Resource Sharing Guidelines ............................................................................................... 42 
4.0 ANNEX I: DEPARTMENTAL/ SECTOR PRIORITIES ...................................................... 46 
4.1 Office of the Governor ........................................................................................................... 46 
4.3 Public Service Management and Administration ................................................................... 47 
4.4 Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Irrigation ........................................................................ 50 
4.5 Ministry of Basic Education, ICT and Youth Development .................................................. 55 
4.6 Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and Public Works ......................................... 57 
4.7 Ministry of Health and Sanitation .......................................................................................... 64 
4.8 Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives and Investments .................................................................. 70 
4.9 Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Natural Resources ................................................... 75 
4.10 Ministry of Gender, Sports and Culture ............................................................................... 84 
4.11 The County Treasury ............................................................................................................ 89 
4.12 County Public Service Board ............................................................................................... 91 
4.13 The County Assembly .......................................................................................................... 94 
4.14 Kitui Municipality ................................................................................................................ 95 
4.15 Mwingi Town Administration .............................................................................................. 98 
4.16 Ministry of Livestock, Apiculture and Fisheries ................................................................ 101 
4.17 Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning ........................................................................... 103 
ANNEX II: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED AT WARD LEVEL DURING CFSP 
PUBLIC ...................................................................................................................................... 107 
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ANNEX III: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED AT VILLAGE LEVEL DURING CFSP PUBLIC 
PARTICIPATION FORUMS .................................................................................................... 118 
ANNEX IV: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED BY COMMUNITY SPECIAL GROUPS BY 
MEMORANDA ......................................................................................................................... 177 
 
 
LIST OF TABLES 
Table 1: Global Economic Growth, Percent ................................................................................. 15 
Table 2: Sectoral GDP Performance ............................................................................................. 16 
Table 3: Sectoral GDP Performance ............................................................................................. 18 
Table 4: Money and Credit Developments (12 Months to September 2021 Ksh billion) ............ 22 
Table 5: Revenue Projections for FY 2022/2023 and the MTEF ................................................. 33 
Table 6: FY 2022/23 CFSP CEILINGS PER SPENDING ENTITY ........................................... 37 
Table 7: Medium Term Department Ceilings, 2020/21-2022/23 (Kshs) ...................................... 44 
  
  
LIST OF FIGURES 
Figure 1: Annual Growth Projections, percent ............................................................................. 17 
Figure 2: Inflation Rates in selected African Countries (September 2021) .................................. 19 
Figure 3: Kenya Shillings Exchange Rate .................................................................................... 20 
Figure 4: Performance of Selected Currencies against the US Dollar (October 2020 to October 
2021). ............................................................................................................................................ 20 
Figure 5: Short Term Interest Rates, Percent ................................................................................ 21 
Figure 6: Commercial Bank Rates, Percent .................................................................................. 21 
Figure 7: Private Sector Credit ...................................................................................................... 23 
Figure 8: Balance of Payments (Percent of GDP) ........................................................................ 23 
Figure 9: Official Foreign Reserves (USD Million) ..................................................................... 25 
Figure 10: Performance of the Nairobi Securities Exchange ........................................................ 25 
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BACK GROUND INFORMATION    
The County Fiscal Strategy Paper is published in accordance with Section 117 of the Public 
Finance Management Act, 2012. The law states that:   
1. The County Treasury shall prepare and submit to the County Executive Committee the County 
Fiscal Strategy Paper for approval and the County Treasury shall submit the approved Fiscal 
Strategy Paper to the County Assembly, by the 28th February of each year.   
2. The County Treasury shall align its County Fiscal Strategy Paper with the National objectives 
in the Budget Policy Statement.   
3. In preparing the County Fiscal Strategy Paper, the County Treasury shall specify the broad 
strategic priorities and policy goals that will guide the County Government in preparing its 
budget for the coming financial year and over the Medium term.   
4. The County Treasury shall include in its County Fiscal Strategy Paper the Financial outlook 
with respect to County Government revenues, expenditures and borrowing for the coming 
financial year and over the medium term.   
5. In preparing the County Fiscal Strategy Paper, the County Treasury shall seek and take into 
account the views of—   
(a) The Commission on Revenue Allocation;   
(b) The public;   
(c) Any interested persons or groups; and   
(d) Any other forum that is established by legislation.   
6. Not later than fourteen days after submitting the County Fiscal Strategy Paper to the County  
Assembly, the County Assembly shall consider and may adopt it with or without amendments.   
7. The County Treasury shall consider any recommendations made by the County Assembly 
when finalizing the budget proposal for the financial year concerned.   
8. The County Treasury shall publish and publicize the County Fiscal Strategy Paper within seven 
days after it has been submitted to the County Assembly   
    
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1. INTRODUCTION  
1.1 Overview   
1. The County Fiscal Strategy Paper (CFSP) 2022/2023 has been prepared by taking 
cognizance of the 2021/2022 economic outlook and the five Pillar ounty development agenda 
namely: Food and Water; Healthcare; Education and Youth Development; Women Empowerment 
and Wealth Creation. Further, the paper seeks to give a framework for implementation of 
programmes and projects prioritized by the citizens. The paper is aligned to the Vision 2030, the 
3rd Medium Term Plan, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), national 
government policies and guidelines as communicated through various circular’s, the 2022/ 2023 
Budget Policy Statement (BPS), the approved County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2018-
2022 and the County’s Annual Development Plan for 2022/2023 FY.  
2. The 2020/21 County Budget Review and Outlook Paper (CBROP) has also been a key 
point of reference in the preparation of this document. The previous financial year’s fiscal 
performance as analyzed in the CBROP has indicated an improvement in the absorption rate of 
development funds from 86% to 88.8%. This implies that the County has witnessed an economic 
growth. This information is crucial in informing future performance projection and the choice of 
broad fiscal parameters.  
3. Additionally, this policy paper benefited from feedback from members of the public and 
other relevant stakeholders. It will serve as a guide in the preparation of the budget estimates for 
FY 2022/23.   
4. The paper highlights programmes, policies, strategies and activities while at the same time 
underpinning the structural reforms required for actualization of the County Government of Kitui 
five (5) development Agenda.    
5. This CFSP recommends strengthening of Capacity in Public Financial Management 
(PFM) to improve governance and this will underpin our achievements on the objectives of fiscal 
discipline and sound financial management. With improvement in management of resources 
coupled with clarity of vision and strategic planning, the County will ensure to achieve improved 
service delivery, create more jobs and wealth for better livelihoods of our people. Its imperarive 
to note that Kitui County has been both food and water insufficient, a situation which has been 
compounded by dverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the pandemic containment 
measures alongside the poor weather conditions, a common phenomenon in the County. During 
the second quarter of 2021/22, the County received moderate rainfall and the farmers are 
expecting moderate harvest.  Despite rampant un-employment and under-employment 
(particularly among the youth and women), and the lack of formal cash crop (s), Kitui County 
residents are now hopeful into the future due to many impactful programmes currently being 
rolled out to combat the adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the destructive desert 
locusts, thus calling for very prudent fiscal discipline, policies and well-designed programmes to 
realize the full benefits and meet the high expectations.   
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6. Additionally, the CFSP proposes deliberate efforts will also be undertaken to grow the 
local revenue base, seal all leakages while at the same time develop new and innovative ways of 
generating additional revenue. To stimulate the full realization of the five agenda manifesto, the 
County Government will aggressively seek the support of development partners, while at the same 
time identifying projects and activities with the highest potential to generate wealth.   
7. Further, the County Government will continue using programme based budgeting with 
the view to formulating and prioritizing expenditure plans and budgets within the available 
resource envelop; with public participation being the hallmark of the development of this Fiscal 
Strategy Paper as well as in the development of the Annual Budget. By so doing, both ownership 
and sustainability of the programmes and projects identified and implementation will be assured.   
1.2 Strategic Commitment   
8. During 2022/2023 FY, the County Government of Kitui commites to continue rolling out 
various programmes, projects and activities with the highest potential for high economic and social 
impact over the medium term. These development interventions will be in line with the five pillar 
County development agenda.  great emphasis will be put on value addition in the livestock sector, 
textile sector, agribusiness and empowerment programmes.    
1.3 The Value Chain Approach    
9. The County Government will continue to support farmers to produce according to the 
market demand and supply of products and services. The value chain approach will enable the 
producers to improve the quality of the products and ensure high prices at the end of the supply 
chain with minimal cost of production. The County Government will ensure that information and 
training on value chain is available to the producers.    
10. Value Chains focuses on Products, Processes and People. During the 2022/23 FY, the 
County Government plans to continue supporting producers directly right from operations at the 
farm level/production through: increasing agricultural output and productivity, reduction of pre 
and post-harvest losses, mechanization of farming activities; intensification and 
commercialization of small holder agriculture, planting of certified seeds; supply of subsidized 
fertilizers timely use of appropriate pesticides; and complete post-harvest management services   
(transport / logistics related to bulking and to the final market/ marketing outlets; value addition, 
branding and marketing.   
11. To achieve this, the CFSP proposes deliberate efforts will be put on organized groups 
(including faith based organizations, youth groups, women groups) and encourage them to 
transform themselves into sector focused Co-operatives, with special focus to value addition and 
access to local, regional and global markets.   
12. During the FY 2022/23, the County Government also plans to invest heavily on human 
capacity development through applied training / learner centered knowledge diffusion with the 
view to ensuring that, regardless of one’s previous academic background, a critical mass of people 
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from Kitui acquire practical skills alongside the specific value chains identified above. Through 
Vocational Training Centers, Co-operatives, Financial Services Associations (FSAs), and other 
credit giving institutions, the County Government plans to ensure that there is affordable credit 
for our women and youth for wealth and income generation.    
1.4 Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and Public Works  
1.4.1 Roads   
13. To support and unlock the country’s potential in contributing to the national economy and 
supporting wealth creation within the County, the County will continue to invest in road 
maintenance and repairs of both rural access and urban roads to improve connectivity and enable 
farmers and traders access markets for their produces/commodities faster and cheaply. This will 
be achieved through routine repairs and maintenance of roads and related infrastructure like 
bridges, drifts and culverts, bush clearing and grading programme.   
14. In the FY2022/2023 county government will carry out upgrade of roads in specific towns 
to bitumen standards under dustless town program in an effort to support business activities and 
reduce dust levels in these towns.    
1.4.3 Housing   
15. The housing situation in Kitui County is characterized by an acute shortage of affordable 
housing. This situation is exacerbated by the rapidly rising rural urban migration in search of work, 
business opportunities as well as modern living and the low percentage of individuals within the 
County who are engaged in gainful economic activity. The County will improve efficiency in 
house provision and safe disposal of asbestos waste within Kitui County. To enable construction 
of decent housing units, the county will develop a comprehensive housing programme to be 
implemented through a joint venture arrangement to incentivize low cost housing.    
 
1.5 Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning 
1.5.1 Land Development   
16. As a factor of production, land is critical to economic, social, political and cultural 
development. Secure access to land and its sustainable use remain significantly important for 
employment creation, food security and the socio-economic development of the county. In order 
to support the attainment of the county manifesto, the county will assist to fast track issuance of 
title deeds and settlement of land adjudications as well as undertake physical planning through 
proper engineering and design plans of Mwingi, Mutomo, Kyuso, Zombe, Kwa Vonza towns and 
Kanyangi.   
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1.6 Health and Sanitation   
17. In the forthcoming FY2022/23, the Ministry will continue to enhance healthcare access in 
the County. Already the Ministry has operationalized the 2018-2022 Medium Term County Health 
Sector Strategic Plan to guide it on key priority areas to ensure quality health care in the County.   
18. To enhance access to healthcare, reduce out-of-pocket expenditure on health and to ensure 
quality of healthcare, the County rolled out Kitui County Universal Health targeting 85 households. 
Towards this, the Ministry subsidise by 50% yearly premium for NHIF cost for each household. 
The Ministry will continue mobilizing Kitui people to scale up the uptake of health insurance 
cover. Additionally, the national government through the Ministry of Health is rolling out 
Universal Health Coverage programme countrywide to complement the County interventions. The 
number of people accessing health care has more than doubled since KCHIC was rolled out and 
this will be increased further once NHIF uptake is fully rolled out. Other programmes being 
undertaken include:  
a) Expansion of other county hospitals. The county has embarked on expansion of the 
other 12No. Hospitals with the view of improving service delivery in the facilities. This 
involves operationalization of maternity theatres in Tseikuru and Migwani hospitals, 
operationalization of X-ray machines in Nuu, Mutitu, Kyuso, Zombe and Ikanga among 
other activities.   
b) Kitui County is one of the vastest counties in the country, covering 30,540 km2.  
Consequently, there are some areas where people walk for long distances to access health 
care. The ministry will continue to operationalize additional new health facilities in those 
underserved areas. This involves completion of construction works of the new facilities, 
staffing and equipping to make them operational. Installation of health information 
management system (HIMS) in all the 14 hospitals in the county is ongoing. This will 
improve on data management in the hospitals.  
c) To enhance leadership and governance in the sector, the Ministry has implemented 
Kitui County Health Facilities Management Committees Act, 2014 to streamline 
management of health facilities across the county. For this reason, new health facilities 
committees have been operationalised. At the County level, Kitui County Health 
Management Board has also been operationalized.   
19. To ensure a healthy and productive County, as envisaged in the Ministry’s Vision, there is need 
to address various health gaps. These health gaps include:   
a) Inadequate budgetary allocations to the ministry has led to phased implementation 
of the programmes, sometimes leading to increase in estimated costs  
b) Poor flow of funds to the Ministry; coupled with liquidity problems at the County 
Treasury has seriously affected timely implementation of activities.  
c) Inadequate staff in all cadres  
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d) Delays in projects documentation and procurement process by technical 
departments leading to delays in implementation of the projects. Sometimes the bills of 
quantities (BoQs) do not capture all the major aspects of the project resulting to variations 
to make the projects usable. These results to increase in project costs and delays in 
implementation.  
e) Inadequate projects supervision by the technical departments leading to delay in 
projects completion and sometimes low quality works  
20. To reduce high burden of both communicable and non-communicable disease, the ministry 
will revamp the Community Health Strategy. This is a community based promotive and preventive 
health services. To make this more effective, the County is in the process of engaging Community 
Health Volunteers (CHVs) and equip them with the relevant resources and skills.   
1.7 Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Irrigation  
22. Kitui County is located in Semi-Arid area where rainfall is usually minimal throughout the 
year hence rain-fed agriculture faces serious draw back for growing both food and cash crops, with 
cyclical drought and famine being the norm than the exception. With increasing negative effects 
of climate change now being a reality in Kitui County, deliberate efforts will be made to tap 
seasonal rivers by constructing dams to ensure that water is available for use by residents during 
dry seasons. During the second quarter of 2021/22 the county received moderate rainfall. The 
county is expecting moderate harvest.  
23. Kitui county has a population of 1,136,187 (Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Report, 
2019) whereby 55% has access to clean and safe drinking water with the rest of the population 
(45%) relying on unimproved sources like open wells in several seasonal rivers within the county.   
24. The sources of water are ground water (drilled and equipped boreholes), perennial and 
seasonal Rivers with pipeline networks and other civil works. Projects already in place include; 
Masinga-Kitui & Kiambere-Mwingi water supplies, Athi- Mutomo pipelines among others, 
shallow wells, protected springs, Earth dams and sand/subsurface dams.   
25. Kitui County is water deficient despite its potential presented by the seasonal runoff and 
streams and the unexploited ground water and the need to further develop the potential sources in 
order to serve more people and underserved areas.   
26. The projects will be implemented through contracts, drilling of boreholes by use of county 
acquired drilling rigs and Earth dams desilting/construction through contracting and also 
Agricultural Mechanization services (AMS) machinery. During the FY 2022/2023, deliberate 
efforts will also be made to lay the ground work for irrigated agriculture under 40 irrigation clusters 
along river meanders. Efficient use of water resources to increase area under irrigation 
development and re-habitation along rivers (Wikithuki, Athi, Kilawa and 40 irrigation clusters), 
micro irrigation schemes will be developed around dams, riverine areas along seasonal rivers, 
shallow wells and weirs. Myanda irrigation will continue to be given priority to ensure that farmers 
improve production of high value horticulture crops like tomatoes, onions, water melons, spinach, 
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chilies, coriander and local vegetables among others. The government will also support Mbondoni 
water project in Mwingi West.   
27. The County proposes to utilize available land to enhance food security and wealth creation 
of Kitui citizenry during FY 2022/2023. To increase Agriculture production, food and nutrition 
security the County plans to purchase certified seeds for farmers in a timely manner to facilitate 
timely planting and quality yield for drought and disease resistant crops. The ministry will continue 
promoting agriculture mechanization service. This will promote productivity and mechanization 
of farming activities for improved crop production. There will also be establishment of ndengu 
processing plant and honey processing plant to support farmers. The plan to support livestock 
farmers and traders has already been alluded to under the value chain approach.    
28. Cotton production will be prioritized to provide raw materials to Kitui County Textile 
Centre (KICOTEC) to complete the value chain, the concept of forward linkage with the garment 
factory. To enhance production and productivity, the County shall support farmers with quality 
seeds, pesticides, marketing and value addition.   
29. Sorghum is best suited to the local climate. In FY 2022/23, the ministry will promote 
Sorghum production and utilization. Sorghum is grown in all the eight sub counties although 
concentration is more on the agro-ecological zones LM4, LM5 and IL5 where large tracts of land 
can be readily available for investment in the crops. To enhance production and productivity, there 
will be need to invest in quality seeds, marketing, utilization and value addition.   
30. Access to adequate supply of clean water is fundamental for the achievement of the first 
pillar of the County Government of Kitui manifesto. Indeed, adequate safe drinking water and 
sanitation do compliment efforts towards improved primary health care and productivity of labor. 
In addition, adequate supply of water is essential for increased agricultural production. For this 
reason, the county will continue to invest in clean water supply, prioritize construction of earth 
dam, pipe line extension, borehole drilling and repairs and water pans across the county as well as 
completing the ongoing water projects in urban and rural areas in order to increase the number of 
people connected to clean water. In addition, the county will continue to expand sanitation 
infrastructure in urban areas within Kitui Municipality and Mwingi Town administration.    
1.8 Ministry of Livestock, Apiculture and Fisheries  
31. In FY 2022/23, the ministry will scale up improvement of local livestock breeds. This will 
be undertaken through sensitization of farmers, use of hormones to synchronize ovulation and use 
of artificial insemination. This programme aims at increasing meat and milk productivity using the 
locally available breeds. This programme will further be supported by a livestock disease 
management programme. The later programme will address the high threats of vector borne 
diseases which lead to poor animal health and high mortality rate hence affecting livelihoods. The 
county shall support the farmers with acaricides, spray pumps (manual and motorized), carry out 
disease surveillance, procure an assortment of vaccines and sera to cover common and frequent 
disease outbreaks and carry out vaccination  
32. In addition, the department intends to provide high quality cocks for breeding and Galla 
and dairy bucks, pasture seeds for feed production and seed multiplication as well as building 
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capacity of farmers. Also the ministry will undertake Range Improvement Programme; Capacity 
building of farmers and provision of fencing, soil conservation and water harvesting materials, 
Construction of sample storage structures and procurement of grass harvesting equipment. The 
ministry intends to provide farmers with modern bee hives for apiary establishment and honey 
extraction equipment.  
 
1.9 Ministry of Basic Education, ICT & Youth Development   
33. The education, ICT and Youth development sector continues to work towards achieving its 
overall goal of equipping Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) to improve the quality 
of ECD education, promoting youth development and integration of ICT in all County government 
operations.  
34. In order to improve access to education and support the national government policy of 
100% transition from primary to secondary schools the ministry will continue to offer bursaries 
and scholarships to support bright but vulnerable students to complete their secondary and 
university education.  
35. To mitigate the high unemployment rate among the youth, the County will continue to 
make deliberate efforts to support out of school youth to acquire technical skills which increase 
their chances of getting employment or starting their own small businesses. Towards this end 
during the FY 2022/2023 the county government will rehabilitate and equip existing Vocational 
Training centers (Youth Polytechnics) with training tools and equipment to provide out of school 
youth with increased access to Vocational skills training. In addition, the government will continue 
to partner with key strategic partners including National Industrial Training Authority (NITA), 
International Labor Organization (ILO), Toolkit Institute, among others, to develop and implement 
tailor made short intensive work based skills development programmes for the youth to enhance 
their employability status.   
36. In order to provide youth acquiring basic technical skills with an opportunity to advance 
their careers by undertaking specialized courses the Ministry plans to establish and equip one Skills 
Training Center of excellence to offer advanced Technical Training and applied research courses 
at Certificate and Diploma Levels.   
37. On ICT, the county will continue to leverage on ICT to improve service delivery through 
initiatives such as e-procurement, IFMIS, revenue automation and online tracking of county 
programmes and projects. Further, the county will continue to increase online access to 
government publications and information through digitizing government records and expanding 
the available ICT infrastructure.    
38. The government is committed to promoting an active reading culture in the County. 
Towards this end the ministry proposes to construct and equip one library facility and youth 
resource center within Kitui town as a multi-year project. This facility will provide school going 
children with opportunities for reference materials, study and research resources, as well as provide 
youth with supportive services such as career guidance, job applications and unlimited internet 
services.   
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39. The County Government recognizes the role played by Information and Communications 
Technology (ICT) to drive social economic development. In the 2022/2023 FY the government 
will seek to integrate ICT in its operations and service delivery programmes and promotion of e 
government services. The sub sector will undertake development of ICT infrastructure at both 
county offices and sub county levels to support service delivery, e-government use and adoption.   
1.10 Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives and Investments   
40. The Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives and Investment aims to provide an enabling business 
environment through appropriate incentives and innovation to promote trade, industry and viable 
cooperatives for job and wealth creation. This has been achieved through strengthening the 
cooperative movement, initiating various business enterprises and promoting the viable value 
chains within the County.   
41. The Kitui County Textile Centre (KICOTEC) set up in Syongila Polytechnic aims to 
promote people’s livelihoods by ensuring Kitui wealth is retained within its borders.  Over 700 
youths have been equipped with skills and knowledge and employed at the Factory of which 82% 
are women. So far, school uniforms have been made at affordable prices and of high quality for 
various institutions within the county. This has reduced the burden on the parents and the generated 
savings now being used for other economic activities. The County government has partnered with 
the National government through the Ministry of Interior and Coordination to produce police, 
chiefs and assistant chiefs’ uniforms. The County government also plans to set up other textile 
industries in Mwingi and Mutomo.  
42. In the FY 2021/22, the Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives and Investments rolled out the 
Empowerment Fund to enable Kitui residents to access funds for their businesses and farming 
activities. The funds will be rolled out with each resident requiring capital within a group given 
the chance to access the funds for upscale of their income generating activities. This is geared 
towards wealth creation for Kitui Citizenry especially amongst those that lack financial muscle to 
undertake relevant activities that generate income. This is expected to improve the livelihood of 
most resident as well as create employment through the multiplier effect. 
43. The Ministry has set up a ballast crushing plant in Kyusani, Kitui Rural Sub County to 
exploit the huge deposits of ballast making raw materials. Currently, the plant has engaged some 
5 staff performing different roles; operators, electricians, casuals etc. Around 1000 community 
members are expected to benefit from the plant directly in form of sale of stones/boulders to the 
crusher. The plant will continue creating employment for various relevant professionals, promote 
use of local construction materials and increase revenue collection in the County.   
44. In FY 2022/23, the Ministry will continue with the programme of modernization of markets 
and the Jua Kali industry. To empower the residents of Kitui County, the ministry will continue to 
allocate funds to the County Empowerment Fund and support establishment of the County 
Investment Corporations. The ministry will also undertake a multi-year project of construction of 
a county abattoir at Kanyonyoo area. In this line the government will also support leather and shoe 
making factory and as a result create more job opportunities to the youth.   
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1.11 Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Natural Resource Management   
45. The Environment, Tourism and Natural Resource Management is committed to bring about 
transformation of the livelihoods of the community by providing affordable, reliable and secure 
energy to enable drive the other pillars of the county development blue print. This includes 
affordable and reliable energy supply to power water supply installations to improve food 
production and water sufficiency in the rural areas. Energy is also key in ensuring effective post-
harvest management of the farm products for food security through value addition and safe storage 
of perishable foodstuffs. In education and youth empowerment, energy will be utilized in 
electrification of early childhood and vocation training centres. Furthermore, youth and women 
will benefit through expansion of micro and small scale enterprises which flourish with supply of 
affordable and reliable supply to rural trading centres towards youth and women empowerment 
and wealth creation. With Kitui County being a front runner in production sector, there is need for 
coordinated management of energy provision to the upcoming industries. Kitui County has the 
benefit of having high potential for supply of renewable energy including solar photovoltaic, solar 
thermal, wind and biomass energy. The county has invested massively in harvesting solar energy 
for lighting in towns and trading centres. This has enabled improvement of security for small scale 
traders and extended business hours for wealth creation for the lit trading centres.  In order to 
effectively address the gaps and challenges in energy provision and give impetus to investments 
in the energy sector, the ministry established the County Energy Plan (CEP), 2020 in line with the 
requirements of the national Energy Act, 2019. Kitui was the first county in Kenya to establish the 
CEP, which will serve as an input into the upcoming Integrated National Energy Plan (INEP).  
46. To counter the serious threats posed by climate change, the County will continue to enhance 
mitigation and adaptation measures against climate change and varriability. In particular, the 
County, through the County Aseembly of Kitui legislations, has set up the Kitui County Climate 
Change Fund (KCCCF) through the Kitui County Climate Change Fund Regulations (KCCCFR), 
2018. The fund will be key in mobilizing climate change finances from both national and 
international partners through devolved climate finance mechanisms. The ministry has been and 
will continue to actively implement national determined commitments (NDCs) in an attempt to 
roll back the impacts of climate change and variability. Kitui County was also among the first five 
counties in Kenya to put in place structures for addressing climate climate change and hence has a 
vantage position to roll out climate related programmes with support of the partners who can 
advantage of these stablished structures. The county through this ministry has a fully structured 
mechanism to receive and manage climate finances and we are committed to provision of the basic 
right to all citizens in access to clean and healthy environment while providing a conducive 
environment for investments in the county minerals sector.  In addition to these efforts and with 
the aim of minimizing health and environmental effects of deteriorating climate, the county 
government imposed a ban on trade and transportation of charcoal and sand outside the county. So 
far, the ban has been a major milestone, earning the county international recognition for the efforts 
and the good results yielded. Going forward, the county will continue to enforce the ban and 
mainstream climate change mitigation measures such as tree planting programmes and supporting 
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the local population in the affected areas with alternative economic income generating activities 
such as brick making using modern technology kilns and briquette making. Through the 
Transitional Implementation Plans (TIPs), counties including Kitui county received a number of 
devolved Forest functions from Kenya Forest Service (KFS). These functions are very important 
in mitigating climate change through sustainable forest conservation and management. The 
ministry has been undertaking these devolved forestry function with very little capacity hence the 
need for special attention to programmes in Forestry and Forest conservation especially 
enhancement of both tree and forest cover in the county. The county government is committed to 
supporting the national governments aspiration of increasing forest cover to 10% by the year 2030 
and even earlier. The ministry seeks to achieve this target by promoting adoption of drought 
tolerant tree species which have multiple economic values, such as melia volkensii (mukau), 
tamarindus indica (muthumula), terminalia brownii (muuku) and Vitex fayos (Kimuu) among 
others, for greater buy in by the community as a means of adaptation to climate change as well.  
47. To promote the skills of local artisanal miners and increase the value of their products, the 
county will commit more resources to construct and equip a mineral lab in the county. The county 
has a massive potential of both industrial minerals and mineral gemstones which can be utilized to 
transform the livelihoods of her citizens through sustainable extraction. The Ministry has so far 
trained about 120 artisanal miners on mineral identification, mining skils and trade, to facilitate 
this wealth creation agenda and is prepared to take the next steps in creating value addition and stir 
the sector towards effective market linkage for more wealth generation. In the financial year, the 
ministry will seek to put in place sample finished gemstone products to bring the community as 
well as the investors on the potential inherent in our rural areas 
48. In the 2022-2023 FY, the County Tourism department proposes to market Kitui County as 
a Tourist destination through completion of Kalundu Eco-Park as world class recreation and sport 
tourism facility. During the said financial year, the county will promote other heritage sites as 
tourist attraction sites including   Ikoo Valley, Nzambani Rock, Yanzuu and Kavia through 
provision of water and other necessary tourism infrastructure. The Tourism department will seek 
to rehabilitate South Kitui National Reserve, Mwingi National Reserve, enhance Wildlife 
Conservation at Kanyonyoo and assist interested parties in establishing community owned 
conservancies.  
49. Further, the department will seek to complete and operationalize Mutomo Reptile Park, 
support community Ecotourism projects in Mutitu, Mumoni hills and conduct various tourism 
Promotion and Marketing activities. 
 
1.10 Ministry of Gender, Sports and Culture  
50. In the 2022-2023 Financial Year, in sports development, the County Government will 
develop sports facilities in the county. This will involve the establishment of stadia, high standard 
sports grounds and related facilities in the county. All these spaces will be fitted with modern 
facilities so that local talent may be nurtured in competitive environments and accompanying 
programmes and activities.  
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51. A robust sporting talent development programme will be implemented in partnership with 
Sports Federations to tap talent from the village up to the County level and thereafter support the 
youth so identified nationally and internationally. The sports department will work with clubs to 
ensure adequate supply of uniforms, balls and other equipment that may be required for the full 
realization of their potentials. The County Government targets to have a playground with dais in 
every sub-county as well as ward. 
52. There shall also be technical training on the side of the athletes as well as the sports officials 
with the aim of equipping them with the most relevant and necessary skills in various sports in 
readiness for competitions. The department also intends to continually support sports centres and 
clubs. 
53. On Culture, the County Government proposes to preserve, develop and promote culture 
within the county for purposes of posterity and also enhance Cultural tourism. This will be done 
through the establishment of Ikutha Early Christianity Route through the preservation of one of 
the early churches and the graves of the first missionaries to Kitui. The government will also 
gazette and develop Mulango Mission Houses constructed in the 1800s for their unique 
architecture and their significance as where education in the County took root, as well as 
Christianity. Rock Art preservation and promotion will be undertaken through the gazettement and 
rehabilitation preservation of Kavea Rock. Recording of artists. Promotion of talents among the 
out of school youth, preservation of artefacts and support of traditional and indigenous knowledge 
and traditional medicine in the County. The County Government will equip and operationalize the 
Lower Eastern Heritage Center in Tseikuru. 
54. Gender mainstreaming and implementation of programmes targeting the elimination of 
Gender Based Violence will be undertaken. and involvement in the mainstreaming of gender as 
well as a robust women empowerment program will be undertaken This is doable only with 
effective collaboration with the key stakeholders and relevant National Government agencies. This 
collaboration will be nurtured through a systematic framework of a Technical Working Group. It 
is also apparent that concerted efforts at mainstreaming will go a long way in propagating equality 
hence institutionalize gender responsive programming to reduce GBV. 
55. Community empowerment especially women, youth, men and people with disabilities will 
be enhanced. This shall be effected through the collaboration with national government and other 
state actors and Civil Society. Continuous training of groups will be undertaken to enhance their 
capacities to manage Income Generating Activities. 
1.11 The County Treasury   
56. Achievements of the county manifesto necessitates prudent management of available 
public resources. As such, the County Treasury will continue to strengthen expenditure control and 
improve the efficiency of public spending through strengthening of systems and PFM reforms with 
a view to enhancing transparency and accountability to provide fiscal space for financing priority 
programmes. The focus will be to fast track consideration of reports on budget implementation, 
audited accounts of the county and its agencies/ corporations, digitization of all payments, review 
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of revenue sources, adoption of e-procurement and expanding automation of public service 
delivery systems. These activities will go a long way in entrenching good governance and ensuring 
accountability of public resources. A major focus to all this will be capacity building of our staff 
with the major area being on budgeting and financial reporting.     
57. The priorities of Treasury operations in the FY 2022/2023 will be to facilitate all 
ministries/entities and offer with maximum support for effective implementation of the prioritized 
programmes. To achieve the objective, the County Treasury plans to train more staff through 
capacity building and technical assistance by mobilizing donor support which will ensure effective 
service delivery to the public. County planning requires real data for decision making. In the FY 
2022/23 the ministry will continue updating the County Statistical Database that will inform the 
County Statistical Abstract. This will be done in partnership with the Kenya National Bureau of 
Statistics (KNBS).    
58. To effectively and efficiently track implementation of development projects in the County, 
the ministry will roll out a comprehensive package of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) and 
uptake of County Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Systems (CIMES). The M&E reports will 
ensure value for money in the County projects and programmes.   
59. The County Treasury will continue to coordinate public participation for all policy 
documents of concern along the budget cycle. These comprise; the Annual Development Plan 
(ADP), the County Fiscal Strategy Paper (CFSP), the Finance Bill and the Budget estimates. To 
maximize our own source revenue and hence strengthen our revenue base, the County Treasury 
will continue to undertake a comprehensive county revenue administrative reforms and legislative 
frameworks to guide revenue collection.    
60. To mobilize resources, the County treasury will seek external financial support for 
implementation of capital projects. Further the County Treasury will develop risk management 
strategy.  
1.12 Mwingi Town Administration  
61. Mwingi Town Administration Fiscal Strategy Paper (CFSP) 2022/23 sets out the priority 
projects and programs to be implemented in FY 2022/23. These projects and programs will serve 
as a furtherance of the County development agenda in various ways. Efficient waste management 
as well as improved drainage system will ensure sanitation for wellbeing of county residents and 
by extension the whole county. Improved road infrastructure will ease the access to food markets 
by farm produce traders hence ensuring constant supply of food to the town demography. Besides 
providing parking lots, cabro paving will help in mitigating new infections of communicable 
respiratory diseases associated with dust. Lit town will be an avenue for promoting extended 
business hours and continued wealth creation to market merchants. Besides, lit back areas will 
result to improved security in residential areas. Conducive business environment will attract both 
low capital business investments mostly embraced by women and youth: and large business 
ventures by both local and external investors, which is vital for employment and wealth creation. 
 
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2. RECENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS AND MEDIUM-TERM OUTLOOK  
  
2.1 Overview  
  
62. The Kenyan economy contracted by 0.3 percent in 2020 compared to a growth of 5.0 
percent in 2019. This performance is attributed to adverse effects of the COVID19 pandemic, 
which disrupted activities mainly in the services sectors particularly wholesale and retail trade, 
education, accommodation and restaurant, and transport and storage. The economy is expected 
to rebound to 6.0 percent in 2021, as a result of continued reopening of the services sectors, 
recovery in manufacturing, and stronger global demand. This is is manifested through robust 
performance of construction, manufacturing, education, real estate and transport and storage 
sectors.   
63. The economy continues to register macroeconomic stability with low and stable interest 
rates and a competitive exchange rate that supports exports. Year on-year overall inflation rate 
has remained low, stable and within the policy target range of 5+/-2.5 percent since the end of 
2017. The year-on-year inflation rate increased to 6.45 percent in October 2021 from 4.84 
percent in October 2020 driven by higher food prices. However, the inflation rate remained 
within the target range supported by muted demand pressures.   
64. The foreign exchange market has largely remained stable but partly affected by tight 
global financial conditions attributed to uncertainty with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 
this regard, the Kenya Shilling to the US Dollar exchanged at Ksh 110.9 in October 2021 
compared to Ksh 108.6 in October 2020. The current account deficit is estimated at 5.5 percent 
of GDP in the 12 months to August, and is projected at 5.2 percent of GDP in 2021  
2.2 Recent Economic Developments and Outlook  
2.2.1 Global and Regional Economic Developments  
65. Global growth in 2021 is projected at 5.9 percent from a contraction of 3.1 percent in 
2020 (WEO October 2021). However, most of the emerging markets and developing economies 
are projected to experience a more challenging recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic 
compared to their developed counterparts. This is largely on account of uneven access to 
COVID-19 vaccine which is therefore likely to impact negatively on the full resumption of 
economic activities in these economies. Additionally, the rapid spread of COVID 19 Omicron 
variant and the threat of new variants have increased uncertainty about how quickly the 
pandemic can be overcome.  
66. The advanced economies are projected to recover to 5.2 percent in 2021 from a 
contraction of 4.5 percent in 2020. This projected recovery, particularly in the United States, 
reflects the anticipated legislation of additional fiscal support in the second half of 2021 and 
broader vaccinations coverage across the globe.   
67. Economic growth in the Sub-Saharan Africa region is projected at 3.7 percent in 2021 
from a contraction of 1.7 percent in 2020 due to improved exports and commodity prices, and 
the rollout of vaccination programmes which has led to opening up of economies. This growth 
will also be supported by a recovery in both private consumption and investment as economies 
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re-open. However, the recent increase in infection rates in sub-Saharan Africa is expected to 
weigh down the region’s recovery in 2022 (Table 1).  
Table 1: Global Economic Growth, Percent  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: October 2021 WEO; ***Projections by the National Treasury Domestic 
Economic Developments  
 
68. The National Accounts were revised and rebased in 2020 where the base year was 
changed from 2009 to a more current base year of 2016. The revised growth rates were relatively 
lower than in the previous estimates, largely on account of an expanded base, change of 
benchmark data, data sources as well as revision of time series indicators.  
69. The economy contracted by 0.3 percent in 2020 from a growth of 5.0 percent in 2019 
following the adverse impact of COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant swift containment 
measures. The government’s priority was premised on the need to safeguard the lives of her 
citizens while at the same time cushioning the economy from the effects of COVID-19 
pandemic. Consequently, the health crisis required the introduction of temporal restrictive 
measures to curb the spread of the virus which resulted to negative impacts on some key sectors 
of the economy. Many businesses especially those related to tourism and service activities 
closed down during the second quarter of 2020. Pick up of economic activities resumed in the 
third quarter of 2020 with further improvements in subsequent quarters (See Table 2).    
70. The economic growth contraction was spread across all sectors of the economy but was 
more dismal in accommodation and food services activities, education, and transport sectors. 
The overall performance of the economy in 2020 was cushioned from a deeper slump by 
accelerated growths in agricultural production (4.8 percent), mining and quarrying (6.7 percent), 
construction activities (11.8 percent) and health services (6.7 percent).   
71. The agriculture sector was more vibrant in 2020 compared to 2019 despite a contraction 
in global demand in 2020. The sector’s Gross Value Addition was 4.8 percent in 2020 compared 
to 2.6 percent in 2019. This was mainly on account of favorable weather conditions in 2020 
which improved production of food crops such as beans, rice, sorghum millet, livestock and 
related products such as milk and meat. Improved production of cash crops such as tea and 
sugarcane also supported the sector’s growth.  
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Table 2: Sectoral GDP Performance 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
72. The performance of the industry sector improved to a growth of 3.8 percent in 2020 
compared a growth of 3.4 percent in 2019. This was mainly on account of improved 
performance of the construction sector. The construction sector grew by 11.8 percent in the 
2020 compared to a growth of 5.6 percent in 2019. The strong growth was attributed to the 
continued investments in road infrastructure by the Government, expanded construction in the 
housing sub-sector and the ongoing rehabilitation of the Metre Gauge Railway (MGR).  
73. Electricity and water Supply sector grew by 0.1 percent in 2020 compared to a growth 
of 1.7 percent in 2019 mainly on account of decline in thermal and wind generation despite the 
increase in hydro generation. Activities in the manufacturing sector slowed down in 2020 
mainly due to COVID-19 containment measures. The sector is estimated to have contracted by 
0.1 percent in 2020 compared to 2.5 percent growth in 2019 mainly on account of significant 
contractions in production in key food products such as processing of coffee and manufacture 
of beverages. The manufacture of leather and wood products also contracted during the review 
period.  
74. Services sector was adversely affected by the closure of the economy thereby recording 
negative growths in most of the sectors in 2020. The sector contracted by 2.2 percent in 2020 
compared to a growth of 6.7 percent in 2019. Accommodation and Food Services was adversely 
affected by the COVID -19 containment measures compared to other service sectors and 
contracted by 47.7 percent in 2020 compared to a growth of 14.3 percent in 2019.  This was due 
to restrictions of international travels while domestic travel was negatively impacted on by 
restriction of movement to and from some counties and zones for some months especially in the 
second quarter of 2020. Most hotels and restaurants also either closed or scaled down their 
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operations due to public health measures taken to prevent the spread of the pandemic as well 
significant reduction in the number of customers.   
75. Transportation and storage sector contracted by 7.8 percent compared to a growth of 6.3 
percent 2019. The sector’s performance was constrained by the COVID-19 pandemic 
containment measures including restriction of movement across the borders as well as and 
within the country, social distance in public service vehicles and arrangements of working 
remotely. However, the sector was cautioned from a deeper contraction by an increase in freight 
transport through the Standard Gauge Railway from 4,159 thousand tonnes in 2019 to 4,418 
thousand tonnes in 2020. Information and Communication sector’s growth slowed to 4.8 percent 
in 2020 compared to 7.5 percent growth in 2019. The growth was mainly supported by increased 
uptake of digital services as the COVID-19 measures which resulted in increased remote 
working and learning activities remotely as well as rise in cashless payments for financial 
transactions.   
76. Similar to the global economy, Kenya’s economy is projected to rebound in 2021 to 6.0 
percent from an earlier projection of 7.0 percent in the 2021 BPS. The downward revision was 
due to the impact of containment measures between March and July period as a result of the 
third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic (Figure 1).   
Figure 1: Annual Growth Projections, percent  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
Source of Data: The National Treasury  
77. The growth in 2021 is partly attributed to lower indicator base of 2020 when most 
service sectors were adversely affected by the closure of the economy thereby recording 
negative growths. The outlook in 2021 will be reinforced by the prevailing stable 
macroeconomic environment and the ongoing implementation of the strategic programmes of 
the Government under the “Big Four” Agenda, Economic Recovery Strategy and other priority 
programmes as outlined in the Third Medium Term of Vision 2030. Further, the weather 
conditions are expected to be favourable supporting agricultural output. As a result, export of 
goods and services will expand as global demand stabilises.   
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78. The Government is currently focusing on the implementation of the Economic Recovery 
Strategy (ERS) that aims at restoring the economy to a strong growth path, creating jobs and 
economic opportunities across all regions of the country with a view to tackling social and 
income inequalities. It is expected that the successful implementation of the Economic Recovery 
Strategy which is also aligned to the “Big Four” Agenda will promote inclusive growth and 
transform the lives of Kenyans.   
 
2.2.2 Quarterly GDP growth of 2021  
79. Overally, the economy grew by 10.1 percent in the second quarter of 2021 compared to 
a contraction of 4.7 percent in a similar period in 2020 (Table 3). This growth was mainly 
supported by the rebound in economic activities in Mining and quarrying, Construction, 
Wholesale and Retail, Information and Communication, Education and Health sub-sectors.   
80. It is however noted that agriculture, forestry and fishing sectors declined by 0.9 percent 
in the second quarter of 2021 compared to a growth of 4.9 percent over the same period in 2020. 
This is mainly attributed to the depressed rainfall distribution that has affected production of 
crops such as Tea. However, the sectors performance was cushion from a steeper slump from a 
further decline by favorable performance in milk production, horticultural export and sugarcane 
production.   
Table 3: Sectoral GDP Performance 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics  
81. The Service sub sector grew by 15.7 percent in the second quarter of 2021 compared to 
a contraction of 6.7 percent over the same period in 2020. The growth was largely attributed to 
the growth in the Wholesale and retail trade (9.5 percent), Information and communication (25.2 
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percent), Transport and Storage (16.9 percent), Health (10.0 percent) and Education (67.6 
percent) sectors.    
82. The industry sector grew by 7.9 percent in the Second quarter of 2021 from a contraction 
of 0.5 percent in a similar quarter in 2020. The manufacturing and electricity and water supply 
sector grew by 9.6 percent and 5.1 percent in second quarter of 2021 from a contraction of 4.7 
percent in both sector in similar period of 2019. The construction sectors decline to 6.5 percent 
in second quarter in 2021 over a growth of 8.2 percent in a similar period of 2020.   
2.2.3 Inflation Rate  
83. Year-on-year overall inflation rate has remained low, stable and within the policy target 
range of 5+/-2.5 percent since end 2017. The year-on-year inflation rate increased to 6.45 
percent in October 2021 from 4.84 percent in October 2020 driven by higher food prices. 
However, the inflation rate remained within the target range supported by muted demand 
pressures  
84. Food inflation remained the main driver of overall inflation in October 2021, 
contributing 3.8 percentage points, an increase, compared to a contribution of 2.3 percentage 
points in October 2020. The increase was mainly attributed to dry weather conditions and supply 
constraints that resulted in a rise in prices of key food items particularly tomatoes, spinach, beef 
with bones, onions, oranges and Potatoes (Irish). Fuel inflation contributed 1.6 percentage 
points to overall inflation in October 2021 compared to 1.7 percentage points in October 2020 
following relatively lower international oil prices largely on account of buildup of oil 
inventories amid concerns on supply growth.  
85. The contribution of core inflation to overall inflation has been low and stable, consistent 
with the muted demand pressures in the economy on account of prudent monetary policies. The 
contribution of core inflation to overall inflation increased to 0.9 percentage points in October 
2021 from 0.7 percentage points in October 2020, reflecting a pick-up in economic activity and 
the effects of the implemented tax measures.  
86. Kenya’s year-on year inflation rate compares favorably with the rest of Sub Saharan 
Africa countries. In September 2021, Kenya recorded a lower inflation rate than Burundi, 
Ghana, Nigeria and Zambia (Figure 2).  
Figure 2: Inflation Rates in selected African Countries (September 2021)  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya.  
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2.2.4 Kenya Shilling Exchange Rate  
87. The foreign exchange market has largely remained stable but partly affected by tight 
global financial conditions attributed to uncertainty with regard to the COVID 19 pandemic. In 
this regard, the Kenya Shilling to the US Dollar exchanged at Ksh 110.9 in October 2021 
compared to Ksh 108.6 in October 2020 (Figure 3). 
Figure 3: Kenya Shillings Exchange Rate 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya.  
88. In comparison to most Sub-Saharan Africa currencies, the Kenya Shilling has remained 
relatively stable weakening by 2.0 percent against the US Dollar in the year to October 2021 
(Figure 4). This depreciation of the Kenya Shilling was lower than that of Rwanda Franc, 
Nigerian Naira, Mauritius Rupee, Burundi Franc and Ghanian Cedi. The stability in the Kenya 
Shilling was supported by increased remittances, adequate foreign exchange reserves and 
favorable horticultural exports  
Figure 4: Performance of Selected Currencies against the US Dollar (October 2020 to 
October 2021).  
 
Source of Data: National Central Banks Interest Rates   
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89. Short-term interest rates remained fairly low and stable. The Central Bank Rate was 
retained at 7.0 percent on 28th September 2021 to signal lower lending rates in order to support 
credit access by borrowers especially the Small and Medium Enterprises distressed by COVID-
19 pandemic. The money market was relatively liquid in October 2021 supported by 
Government payments. As such, the interbank rate remained low but increased slightly to 5.3 
percent in October 2021 from 2.7 percent in October 2020 (Figure 5).   
90. Interest rates on the Treasury bills remained relatively stable in October 2021. The 91-
day Treasury Bills rate was at 7.0 percent in October 2021 compared to 6.5 percent in October 
2020. Over the same period, the 182-day Treasury Bills rate increased to 7.4 percent from 6.9 
percent while the 364-day also increased to 8.3 percent from 7.8 percent.   
Figure 5: Short Term Interest Rates, Percent  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya Money and Credit  
The improved liquidity in the money market has resulted in stable commercial bank rates. The 
average lending rate remained stable at 12.1 percent in August 2021 compared to 11.9 percent 
in August 2020 while the average deposit rates declined from 6.6 percent to 6.3 percent over 
the same period. This led to an increase in the average interest rate spread by 0.5 percentage 
points over the review period (Figure 6). 
Figure 6: Commercial Bank Rates, Percent 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya Money and Credit  
91. Broad money supply, M3, moderated to a growth of 8.7 percent in the year to September 
2021 compared to a growth of 10.7 percent in the year to September 2020 (Table 4). This 
reflected a relatively lower Net Foreign Assets (NFA) and reduced growth in the net lending to 
Government component of the Net Domestic Assets (NDA).  
92. Net Foreign Assets (NFA) of the banking system in the year to September 2021 
contracted by 11.7 percent, compared to a contraction of 10.3 percent in the year to September 
2020. The decline in NFA of the Central Bank was largely due to scheduled debt service and 
other central bank operations. The NFA of commercial banks also declined during the review 
period as a result of a decrease in deposits abroad.  
Table 4: Money and Credit Developments (12 Months to September 2021 Ksh billion)  
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya  
93. Meanwhile, Net Domestic Assets (NDA) registered a growth of 13.6 percent in the year 
to September 2021, a decline compared to a growth of 17.3 percent over a similar period in 2020. 
This moderation mainly reflected a slowdown in net ending to government resulting from a 
reduced utilization of Government deposits at the Central Bank of Kenya. Net credit flows to the 
private sector and other public sectors improved during the review period. 
2.2.5 Private Sector Credit 
94. Private sector credit improved to a growth of 7.7 percent in the 12 months to September 
2021 compared to a growth of 7.6 percent in the year to September 2020 (Figure 7). All 
economic sectors except mining and quarrying, registered positive credit growth rates reflecting 
improved demand as economic activities picked up in the first three quarters of 2021. Strong 
credit growth was mainly observed in consumer durables (17.6 percent), finance and insurance 
(11.7 percent), transport and communication (10.9 percent), manufacturing (9.8 percent) and 
business services (7.6 percent). 
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95. The Credit Guarantee Scheme for the vulnerable Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 
(MSMEs) that was launched in October 2020, continues to de-risk lending by commercial banks 
and is critical to increasing credit flow to the sector. 
Figure 7: Private Sector Credit  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya 
2.2.6 External Sector Developments 
96. The overall balance of payments position declined to a deficit of USD 107.6 million (0.1 
percent of GDP) in the year to August 2021 from a surplus of USD 989.5 million (1.0 percent of 
GDP) in the year to August 2020 (Figure 8). This was mainly due to a decline in receipts from 
services despite an improvement in the capital and financial accounts. 
Figure 8: Balance of Payments (Percent of GDP) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Central Bank of Kenya  
97. The current account remained stable in the year to August 2021. The current account 
deficit was at USD 5,707.3 million (5.2 percent of GDP) compared to USD 4,975.6 million (4.8 
percent of GDP) in the year to August 2020. The current account balance was supported by an 
improvement in the net primary income balance and the net secondary income balance   
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98. The balance in the merchandise account reduced by USD 979.9 million to a deficit of 
USD 10,069.7 million in the year to August 2021 mainly due to increased payments on imports 
despite an improvement in the export earnings (Table 3). In the year to August 2021, exports 
grew by 9.9 percent primarily driven by increased receipts from exports of horticulture and 
manufactured goods. On the other hand, imports of goods increased by 10.4 percent in the year 
to August 2021 mainly reflecting increases in imports of oil and other intermediate goods.  
99. Net receipts on the services account declined by USD 577.4 million to USD 143.3 
million in the year to August 2021 compared to USD 720.8 million in a similar period in 2020 
mainly on account of lower receipts from transport and travel services. The balance on the 
primary account improved by USD 151.6 million to a deficit of USD 1,440.5 million in the year 
to August 2021, due to lower reinvestment related outflows. Secondary income inflows 
remained resilient and increased by USD 674.0 million during the review period supported by 
remittances.  
100. The capital account balance improved by USD 278.3 million and registered a surplus of 
USD 412.2 million in the year to August 2021. Net financial inflows also improved to USD 
5,923.5 million in August 2021 compared to USD 4,157.9 million in August 2020. The net 
financial inflows were mainly in the form of other investments, portfolio investments and 
financial derivatives. Direct investments recorded net financial outflows during the same period.   
2.2.7 Foreign Exchange Reserves  
101. The banking system’s foreign exchange holdings remained strong at USD 12,745.4 
million in May 2021 from USD 13,805.7 million in May 2020. The official foreign exchange 
reserves held by the Central Bank was at USD 7,871.6 million (4.8 months of import cover) in 
May 2021 compared with USD 9,738.3 million (5.9 months of import cover) in May 2020 
(Figure 9). This fulfills the requirement to maintain reserves at minimum of 4.0 months of 
import cover to provide adequate buffer against short term shocks in the foreign exchange 
market. Commercial banks holdings increased to USD 4,873.8 million in May 2021 from USD 
4,067.3 million in May 2020.  
  
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Figure 9: Official Foreign Reserves (USD Million)  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Nairobi Securities Exchange  
 
2.3 CAPITAL MARKETS DEVELOPMENT 
102. Activity in the capital markets improved in October 2021 compared to October 2020 with 
equity share prices increasing as shown by the NSE 20 Share The NSE 20 Share Index stood at 
1,960 points by end of October 2021, an increase compared to 1,784 points by end of October 
2020. Market capitalization also increased to Ksh. 2,775 billion from Ksh. 2,150 billion over the 
same period indicating increased trading activities  
Figure 10: Performance of the Nairobi Securities Exchange 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source of Data: Nairobi Securities Exchange  
2.4 Fiscal Performance   
103. Budget execution in the first three months of FY 2021/22 progressed well. Revenues 
recorded positive growth rates to reflect improvement in business environment, impact of 
reversal of some tax relief measures effected in January 2021, tax policy measures and enhanced 
revenue administration by the Kenya Revenue Authority. Revenues are expected to 
progressively improve in the rest of the fiscal year following the reopening of the economy, 
uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine and the increased demand for imports as well as improved 
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domestic sales. Revenue targets for the FY 2021/22 are also expected to be achieved considering 
the performance in the first quarter.   
104. The Government has embarked on expenditure rationalization and prioritization to 
ensure that expenditures are on the most impactful programmes that yield the highest welfare 
benefits to Kenyans.   
2.4.1 Revenue Performance  
105. Revenue collection to September 2021 grew by 33.7 percent compared to a contraction 
of 10.0 percent in September 2020. This growth is attributed to the improved business 
environment following the reopening of the economy and ease on measures put in place to 
contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. As at end September 2021, the cumulative total 
revenue inclusive of Ministerial Appropriation in Aid (AiA) was Ksh 506.3 billion against a 
target of Ksh 480.3 billion. This performance was Ksh. 26.0 billion above the set target.   
106. Ordinary revenue to September 2021 recorded a growth of 29.0 percent compared to a 
10.9 percent in September 2020. This growth was recorded in all broad categories of ordinary 
revenue. Specifically; Income tax grew by 29.2 percent, Value Added Tax (VAT) by 44.9 
percent, Excise taxes by 23.4 percent and import duty by 16.8 percent. In nominal terms, 
ordinary revenue collection to September 2021 was Ksh 441.8 billion against a target of Ksh. 
425.1 billion. This performance was Ksh. 16.7 billion above the target.   
107. Ministerial A-I-A inclusive of the Railway Development Levy was Ksh 64.5 billion 
against a target of Ksh 55.2 billion reflecting timely reporting of SAGAs AiA.   Ministerial AIA 
revenue, recorded 78.7 percent growth for the period ending September 2021 compared to a 
contraction of 1.9 percent over a similar period in 2020.  
2.4.2 Expenditure Performance   
108. Total expenditure and net lending for the period ending September 2021 was Ksh 631.7 
billion which was below the projected amount by Ksh 34.7 billion. Recurrent spending 
amounted to Ksh 453.7 billion while development expenditures amounted to Ksh 117.0 billion. 
Transfer to County Governments amounted to Ksh. 61.1 billion.   
109. Recurrent spending was above the projected target by Ksh 5.0 billion mainly on account 
of higher than targeted expenditures on domestic interest payments and on operation and 
maintenance.   
110. Development expenditure was below target by Ksh 7.8 billion on account of below 
target disbursements to foreign financed programmes by Ksh 23.5 billion signaling continued 
challenges with absorption of externally financed projects as well as the effects of the COVID-
19 pandemic. Disbursements to domestically financed programmes on the other hand, was 
above target by Ksh 16.4 billion reflecting accelerated absorption in the first quarter of the 
financial year.  
111. Fiscal operations of the Government by end of September 2021 resulted in an overall 
deficit, including grants of Ksh 111.9 billion against a projected deficit of Ksh 174.9 billion. 
This deficit was financed through net domestic borrowing of Ksh 140.0 billion and net foreign 
repayment of Ksh 28.2 billion.  
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2.4.3 Fiscal Policy   
112. Going forward into the medium term, the Government will continue with its revenue 
mobilization and expenditure prioritization policy geared towards economic recovery to support 
sustained, rapid and inclusive economic growth, safeguard livelihoods and continue the fiscal 
consolidation programme to create fiscal space for the implementation of the “Big Four” 
Agenda. This will curtail growth in public expenditures to ensure it attains its fiscal 
consolidation path over the medium term and strengthen management of public debt to 
minimize cost and risks of the portfolio, while accessing external concessional funding to 
finance development projects. The fiscal deficit is projected to decline from 8.3 percent of GDP 
in FY 2020/21 to 3.8 percent of GDP by FY 2025/26.   
113. To achieve this target, the Government will continue to restrict growth in recurrent 
spending and double its effort in domestic resource mobilization. The Government has also been 
cutting down on non-priority expenditures such as: hospitality, training, travel and freezing of 
employment in non-priority sectors in order to manage the public wage bill.  
114. Further, Public Investment Management (PIM) Unit at the National Treasury continues 
to play a great role in enhancing efficiency in identification and implementation of priority 
social and investment projects. This takes into account the Government’s efforts to increase 
efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and accountability of public spending. In particular, the 
implementation of PIM regulations under the PFM Act, 2012 will streamline the initiation, 
execution and delivery of public investment projects. It will also curtail runaway project costs, 
eliminate duplications and improve working synergy among implementation actors for timely 
delivery of development projects.  
115. In order to ease the burden of pension payments in future, the Government will continue 
with implementation of the Super Annuation Scheme for all civil servants below the age of 45 
years rolled out in January 2021. Further, the government will continue to support devolution 
and ensure quality services are offered by the devolved units. The National Government in FY 
2021/22 has increased the shareable revenue to the counties to Ksh 370.0 billion.  
116. In this regard, expenditures as a share of GDP are projected to decline from 24.3 percent 
in the FY 2020/21 to 21.5 percent in the FY 2025/26. On the other hand, revenues as a share of 
GDP are projected to increase from 15.8 percent in the FY 2020/21 to 16.3 percent in the FY 
2021/22 and 18.1 percent in the medium term.   
117. Revenue performance will be underpinned by the on-going reforms in tax policy and 
revenue administration and boosted by economic recovery occasioned by implementation of 
priority programmes under the Economic Recovery Strategy, the “Big Four” Agenda and other 
priority programmes outlined in MTP III of Vision 2030. In particular, the reversal of tax cut 
measures which took effect from  
January 2021, will enhance revenue collection. In addition, in the FY 2021/22, the Government 
is implementing tax policy measures through the Finance Act, 2021 that will boost revenue 
performance.   
118. Given the expenditure rationalization and the revenue recovery measures put in place, 
fiscal deficit inclusive of grants is projected to decline from Ksh 1,029.3 billion (8.2 percent of 
GDP) in the FY 2021/22 to Ksh 862.7 billion (6.0 percent of GDP) in the FY 2022/23 and 
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further to Ksh 743.6 billion (3.8 percent of GDP) in the FY 2025/26 In the medium term, debt 
is projected to remain sustainable.  
2.5 Economic Outlook  
2.5.1 Global Growth Outlook  
119. The global economic recovery continues to strengthen, largely supported by gradual 
reopening of economies, relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions particularly in the major 
economies, ongoing deployment of vaccines, and strong policy measures. Nevertheless, the 
outlook for global growth remains highly uncertain, due to the resurgence of infections, the 
reintroduction of containment measures, and the uneven pace of vaccinations across the globe. 
As such, global growth is projected to grow at 6.0 percent in 2021, moderating to 4.9 percent in 
2022 from the contraction of 3.2 percent in 2020.   
120. Global growth is expected to moderate to 3.4 percent over the medium term reflecting 
projected damage to supply potential and forces that preceded the pandemic, including slower 
labour force growth due to aging population in advanced economies and some emerging market 
economies. The emerging market economies and low-income developing countries have been 
hit harder and are expected to suffer more significant medium-term losses.  
121. The Sub-Saharan African region has not been spared the negative effects of the 
pandemic with the region estimated to have contracted by 1.8 percent in 2020. Consistent with 
forecast in other regions, economic growth in the region is expected to recover to 3.4 percent in 
2021 and 4.1 percent in 2022 supported by improved exports and commodity prices along with 
a recovery in both private consumption and investment. However, per capita output is not 
expected to return to 2019 levels until after 2022.  
2.5.2 Domestic Growth Outlook   
122. Like the rest of the world, the domestic economy was not spared from the adverse impact 
of the Pandemic in 2020. As such, economic growth is estimated to have contracted to 0.3 
percent in 2020. The economic growth is projected to bounce back to 6.0 percent in 2021 
reflecting recovery due to reopening after the closure associated with the COVID-19 Pandemic. 
This also in part reflects the lower base in 2020 when most service sectors especially 
accommodation and restaurant, education as well transport services contracted in second and 
third quarters of 2020 with huge margins.   
123. In terms of fiscal years, the economy is projected to expand by 2.9 percent in the FY 
2020/21, 5.9 percent in FY 2021/22 and 6.1 percent in FY 2025/26. This outlook will be 
reinforced by the prevailing stable macroeconomic environment and the ongoing 
implementation of the strategic priorities of the Government under the “Big Four” Agenda and 
Economic Recovery Strategy. Weather conditions are expected to be favorable supporting 
agricultural output. As a result, export of goods and services will expand as global demand 
normalizes. These factors will push up consumer demand and increase both public and private 
sector investment reinforcing the projected growth. The economic growth projections over the 
medium term are aligned to those of the Third Medium Term Plan (2018-2022) of the Vision 
2030.   
 
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2.5.3 County Growth Outlook   
124. Kitui County’s economy slightly shrunk in the 2020/2021 FY as compared to 2019/2020 
FY but grew slightly in 2021/22 FY. This has been due to the Covid-19 pandemic that has led to 
closure of small and medium enterprises due to shortage of supply and high cost of doing business 
resulting from restriction measures and or low incomes realized by the surviving businesses. The 
local revenue under the period decreased by 20.1% in relation to the previous 2019/2020 FY.  
125. In the National Economic Outlook, there is an anticipated slow economic growth in 2022 
partially due to the oncoming general elections. This in return is expected to trickle down to the 
County level. However, the County has measures in place to cushion its economic status and ensure 
sustainable growth, however sluggish, especially in the election year. The focus of the policies in 
the CFSP is to continue providing an enabling environment for economic recovery to safeguard 
livelihoods, jobs, businesses and industrial recovery. In this respect, the County Government will 
strengthen implementation of programmes and measures that ensure a more inclusive growth, 
foster macroeconomic stability, and avail liquidity to the private sector including initiating 
innovative products to boost credit to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as herein 
discussed.  
126. Training Youths on Entrepreneurship through Kitui Youth Skills and Enterprise Centre 
(KIYOSEC) on garment making, vocational skills and technical skills e.g. electrical, plumbing, 
mechanical (Qualified artisans) etc., Capacity building for the Boda boda operators by equipping 
them with necessary skills, safety measures and formation of co-operatives, Support Car washing 
businesses, Attachment, internship and apprenticeship program (on-job training), Formation of 
groups (co-operatives) to drive business processes and assisting them acquire various equipment 
for value addition, Upscaling youth business skills; (upgrading business skills and startup kit for 
small scale businesses – Access to credit) and Establishment of centers of excellence in Youth 
Polytechnics; (modern technical workshops ) will go a long way to address the socio-economic 
issues within the County.  
127. In the 2019/2020 FY, the county purchased a stone crusher and leased land with an aim of 
creating more wealth and maximizing the available resources in Kitui Rural Sub-County. The 
crusher will act as an economic booster with its supply of ballast to Thwake dam and other 
infrastructure within the county. In addition, the crasher will create job opportunities to the youths 
and increase overall County revenue. To date, the crasher has been able to produce around 6,000 
tons of ballast with 5 employees working as operators, electricians and casuals. Around 1000 
community members are expected to benefit from the plant directly in form of sale of 
stones/boulders to the crusher.  
128. With the aim of wealth creation and Youth empowerment, the County established a Textile 
center (garment factory) at Syongila in Kitui Township ward. The Kitui County Textile Centre 
(KICOTEC) was awarded a tender by the National Government to produce uniforms to all chiefs 
across the country. The factory has continuously produced school uniforms to secondary and 
primary schools, special group’s uniforms. The Textile Centre was tasked to manufacture masks 
and protective gears in aid of curbing the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to its operational, the factory 
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has created over 700 job opportunities to youths of which 80% are women and additional revenue 
to the County.  
129. In 2021/2022 FY, the county empowered the farmers in bee keeping and honey production 
which involved training of the 36 farmer groups, purchase and distribution of 490 cab hives 
(modern hives) and accessories to the groups. This ensured the modern methods of bee keeping 
with increase the honey production and quality hence value chain addition on the honey. The 
groups harvested 6 tons of honey in 2020 and have so far harvested 1.8 tons in January 2021. The 
county government in 2022/2023 FY intends to provide 50 groups with 1,000 modern hives.  
130. Within the same period 2021/2022 FY, the county promoted the high value horticultural 
crops programmes in the Myanda irrigation project which aimed to increase the food security. The 
projects involved supply of assorted seeds, fungicides and the insecticides to the selected areas 
benefiting 22,409 farmers and generated produce worth Kshs. 687,362,750. In 2021/2022 FY, 
8,057 farmers were supported with 2,751 Kg of horticultural seeds (mostly tomatoes) worth Kshs 
659, 680. Distribution to cluster groups is ongoing.   
131. In addressing the County Government agenda of food security, 40 farm tractors were 
procured to assist farmers in land preparation and within the same period, operationalization of 
farm tractor ploughing services was conducted across the County with an aim of improving the 
food productivity covering 14,549 acres benefiting 10,982 farmers for the entire period of 2017/18-
2021/22FYs. The long and short rains of year (2020/21) was below normal hence affected the 
productivity of green grams and other crops.  
132. In the 2020/2021 FY, to provide the county residence with clean water for domestic use 
and agriculture, the County constructed/ desilted 6 surface water sources (earth dams/ pan and rock 
catchments), 16 water pipelines extensions and drilling and equipping of 7 boreholes. These 
promoted the production of food and development of the livestock across the county. The boreholes 
were installed with solar powered pumps which reduces the cost of operation.  
133. In the 2019/20 FY, the county government provided subsidies to water supply providers 
(WSPs) to KITWASCO & KIMWASCO worth Kshs. 137,651,525 who supply water to Kitui town 
and Mwingi town respectively. These promoted the provision of clean water to residence of the 
two towns with 100,000 people benefiting.  
134. For any economy to grow, road infrastructure is a key enabler hence the county graded, 
constructed and repaired roads across the county. The road project included 2,000KM 
grading/bush clearing, 384.10KM road maintenance and 1391M drifts constructed. As a result, 
there smooth movement of persons and goods across the county. Also, The Ministry of 
Infrastructure, Transport, Housing and Urban Development has been able implement various 
projects including: Drifts at Tseikuru Junction –Mama Maria Academy among others, 
Construction and maintenance of fourteen Culverts and Slabs across the entire Kitui County, 
Opening and Grading of various roads across the county, Upgrading of Kanyangi Market road to 
bitumen standard, Formulation of policies guiding elevation of Mutomo, Kabati, Zombe and 
Kyuso to Town, Refurbishment and maintenance of residential housing and renovation of offices. 
 
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2.6 Risks to the Economic Outlook  
135. There are risks to this macroeconomic outlook emanating from domestic as well external 
sources. On the domestic front, the emergence of new COVID-19 variants that may require 
broader reinstatement of containment measures, in the country and its trading partners could 
lead to renewed disruptions to trade and tourism. Other risks relate to lower agricultural output 
due to potential adverse weather conditions and continued desert locust infestation in the 
northern region of the country, which could potentially reduce production of food crops and 
animal feeds. Additionally, increased public expenditure pressures, particularly wage and other 
recurrent expenditures would put a strain to the fiscal space.   
136. The upside risk to the domestic economy relate to faster than projected rebound in 
economic activities that would result in higher Government revenues providing fiscal space that 
would support faster reduction in fiscal deficit and debt accumulation. Additionally, potential 
lower oil prices in the international market would result in improved terms of trade.   
137. On the external side, risks will depend on how the world responds to the health crisis, 
including whether the new COVID-19 strains are responsive to vaccines. Additionally, growth 
would be weaker than projected if logistical hurdles in procuring and distributing vaccines 
especially in emerging market and developing economies will be slow. The delays would allow 
the new variants to spread, with possibly higher risks of infections among the vaccinated 
populations. World economies will be shaped by policies taken to limit persistent economic 
disruptions; the evolution of financial conditions and commodity prices especially oil in the 
international market; and, the adjustment capacity of the economies.   
138. On the upside, better global cooperation on vaccines could help prevent renewed waves 
of infection and the emergence of new variants, end the health crisis sooner than assumed, and 
allow for faster normalization of activity, particularly among emerging market and developing 
economies. The Kenyan Government continues to monitor the domestic and external 
environment and will take appropriate policy measures to safeguard the economy against the 
adverse effects were the risks to materialize. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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3.  BUDGET FOR FY 2022-23 AND THE MEDIUM TERM  
139. The County government is committed to fiscal discipline in order to stimulate overall 
economic growth and ensure productive sector growth. In this regard, revenue administration 
reforms and expenditure management will be implemented to upsurge efficiency, diminish 
wastage and mobilize revenues to create fiscal space for funding development programmes within 
the budget.   
3.1 FY 2022/23 Budget Framework   
140. In the FY 2022/23 prioritization of resource allocation will be based on the County 
Integrated Development Plan (CIDP), Departmental priorities, programmes and development 
policies of the County Government. The 2022/23 FY budget will institute reforms targeted at 
consolidating gains, achieving efficiency and productivity of government spending. The CIDP 
takes into account the development Agenda of the County by including programmes for the County 
residents with high impact on their welfare.   
3.2 Revenue Projections   
141. The County government projects to receive a transfer of about Kshs.10.39 billion from the 
National Government for the FY 2022/23 constituting an equitable share allocation of  Kshs. 10.39 
billion and conditional grants of Kshs 0.505 billion respectively. The allocations are indicative as 
the actual allocation will be provided in the County Allocation of Revenue Act (CARA), 2022.   
142. For the 2022/23 FY, the County projects Kshs. 0.75 billion revenues from its own sources. 
The projected total revenue for the FY 2022/23 is therefore Kshs 11.64 Billion, both Kshs. 0.75 
billion as County’s own revenues, Kshs. 10.39 billion as transfers from the National Government 
and inclusive of Kshs 0.505 Billion as grants  
143. The County Executive will present to the County Assembly, more detailed structural 
measures to boost revenue generation through the Finance Bill, 2020, for consideration and 
enactment as required by the PFM Act, 2012.  
 
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Table 5: Revenue Projections for FY 2022/2023 and the MTEF   
   Actual    Actual    Actual    Revenue     Revenue    Projected Estimates    
S/No Source Revenue Revenue Revenue Estimates Estimates 
2018/19 Kshs    2019/20 Kshs     2020/21  Kshs      2021/22 Kshs    2022/23 Kshs         2023/24    2024/25 
(Kshs)    (Kshs)    
                 
1 Equitable share 8,729,200,000 8,830,350,000 8,830,350,000 10,393,970,413 11,433,367,454 12,576,704,200 
10,393,970,413.00  
2 Grants               
Free Maternal 
      -                
Healthcare 
Compensation for 
                                                              
  User Fees 22,499,906 22,499,906 22,499,906     
-      -      
Forgone 
  Road 287,290,294 250,655,344 264,131,437       -                                       
GMraainnttse nance fFroumel  -      
L                         Weovryl d Bank   30,000,000 45,000,000 112,815,048 121,840,252 131,587,472 
112,815,048.00  
(KDSP) 
World Bank 
                        
  (Universal 67,082,450 103,785,962 36,872,242 14,548,168 15,712,021 16,968,983 
14,548,168.00  
Health) 
World Bank 
                      
  (Agriculture - 50,078,476 268,608,366 190,631,819 283,089,026 305,736,148 330,195,040 
283,089,026.00  
Rural Growth) 
World Bank 
(Emergency                         
        38,964,000 42,081,120 45,447,610 
Locust Response 38,964,000.00  
Project (ELRP)) 
HSSP/HSPS -                         
  29,008,126 35,792,500 25,110,000 19,564,875 21,130,065 22,820,470 
(DANIDA/IDA) 19,564,875.00  
World Bank loan 
to Supplement 
  financing of     -              -        -      
County Health 
Facilities 
UNFPA (9th                           
        7,386,704 7,977,640 8,615,852 
Country 7,386,704.00  
 
   Actual    Actual    Actual    Revenue     Revenue    Projected Estimates    
S/No Source Revenue Revenue Revenue Estimates Estimates 
2018/19 Kshs    2019/20 Kshs     2020/21  Kshs      2021/22 Kshs    2022/23 Kshs         2023/24    2024/25 
(Kshs)    (Kshs)    
Programme 
Implementation) 
Development of 
  Youth 44,141,075 72,588,298 92,149,894       -        -      
Polytechnics 
Other GOK 
Grants (Doctors 
     -      -              -        -      
& Nurses 
Allowance) 
Kenya Urban 
  Support Project - 232,374,200 166,203,043 126,367,908       -        -      
World Bank 
Kenya Urban 
Support Project 
  41,200,000 8,800,000         -        -      
(UIG)- World 
Bank 
                        
  ASDSP 8,946,484 19,410,807 12,329,648 28,857,290 31,165,873 33,659,143 
28,857,290.00  
GoK Conditional 
  Grant - Covid   488,788,000         -        -      
Fund  
                      
   Subtotal  782,621,011 1,467,132,226 815,092,854 505,225,111 545,643,119 589,294,570 
505,225,111.00  
                 
   Total   9,511,821,011 10,297,482,226 9,645,442,854 10,899,195,524 11,979,010,573 13,165,998,770 
10,899,195,524.00  
Own Revenue   
3 County 
    
Ministries/Entity 
Office of the                                  
      -      -            -      
Governor -      
Ministry of Public                         
  9,876,970 12,048,730 11,970,550 41,670,000 33,458,559 35,131,487 
Service 36,865,295.00  
 
   Actual    Actual    Actual    Revenue     Revenue    Projected Estimates    
S/No Source Revenue Revenue Revenue Estimates Estimates 
2018/19 Kshs    2019/20 Kshs     2020/21  Kshs      2021/22 Kshs    2022/23 Kshs         2023/24    2024/25 
(Kshs)    (Kshs)    
Management and 
Administration 
The County                         
126,941,699 62,542,260 83,755,939 84,505,000 67,852,545 71,245,172 
Treasury 75,621,471.00  
Ministry of 
                      
Health and 176,097,641 181,897,534 111,901,160 368,353,582 295,766,258 310,554,570 
350,682,150.00  
Sanitation 
Ministry of Basic 
Education, ICT                         
  -        5,395,440 30,788,000 24,720,953 25,957,000 
and Youth 23,543,764.00  
Development 
Ministry of Trade, 
                        
Cooperatives and 1,046,812 44,752,398 1,284,195 58,597,823 47,050,605 49,403,136 
44,810,100.00  
Investments 
Ministry of 
Infrastructure, 
                          
Housing, 26,925,512 18,417,352 40,536,210 7,294,000 5,856,653 6,149,485 
5,577,764.00  
  Transport and 
Public Works 
Ministry of 
                             
Gender, Sports 132,500 138,000 26,000 1,300,000 1,043,824 1,096,015 
994,118.00  
and Culture 
Ministry of 
Agriculture,                         
16,418,764 29,343,230 11,152,488 41,556,029 33,367,047 35,035,399 
Water and 31,778,140.00  
Irrigation 
Ministry of 
Environment, 
                        
Tourism and 850,900 2,183,100 1,505,065 19,300,000 15,496,764 16,271,603 
15,758,823.00  
Natural 
Resources 
Kitui                         
57,387,816 36,591,889 37,785,490 39,639,566 31,828,240 33,419,652 
Municipality 35,312,610.00  
 
   Actual    Actual    Actual    Revenue     Revenue    Projected Estimates    
S/No Source Revenue Revenue Revenue Estimates Estimates 
2018/19 Kshs    2019/20 Kshs     2020/21  Kshs      2021/22 Kshs    2022/23 Kshs         2023/24    2024/25 
(Kshs)    (Kshs)    
Mwingi Town                         
27,966,066 20,370,670 21,137,774 24,210,000 19,439,207 20,411,167 
Administration 25,513,530.00  
Ministry of  
Livestock, 
                          
  Apiculture and       8,111,000 6,512,655 6,838,288 
8,202,529.00  
Fisheries 
Development 
Ministry of Lands 
                        
  and Physical       124,675,000 100,106,691 105,112,025 
95,339,706.00  
Planning 
                      
  Subtotal 443,644,680 408,285,163 326,450,311 850,000,000 682,500,000 716,625,000 
750,000,000.00  
                 
  Total  9,955,465,691 10,705,767,389 9,971,893,165 11,749,195,524 12,661,510,573 13,882,623,770 
11,649,195,524.00  
% of Equitable                                       
  81 79 76 83 90 91 
Share 89.22  
% of Own                                         
  4 4 3 7 5 5 
Resources 6.44  
                                        
  % of Grants 7 13 7 4 4 4 
4.34  
                                                                                                        
  % of Revote 8 5 14 6 
-      -     -     
                                    
    100 100 100 100 100 100 
100.00  
Revote from 
  880,167,531 526,210,232 1,578,584,301 750,579,751       
previous budget 
Total Resource                  
  10,835,633,222 11,231,977,621 11,550,477,466 12,499,775,275 12,661,510,573 13,882,623,770 
Envelope 11,649,195,524.00  
 Source: KITUI County Treasury   
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3.3 Expenditure Projections 
144. To redirect expenditure to the priority programmes, County departments will review 
their budgets with an aim of removing low-priority expenditures and one-off expenditures 
from previous years in order to realize savings that can be realigned/reallocated to high 
priority programmes and ensure completion of the ongoing projects. The performance of 
earlier funded projects/programmes will also be reviewed with a view to improving the 
implementation and absorption capacity of development projects. This will also ensure that 
projects are well planned and executed as planned. Table 6 below shows the proposed ceilings 
per spending entity. 
 
Table 6: FY 2022/23 CFSP CEILINGS PER SPENDING ENTITY 
Vote Spending Entity Recurrent Development Total 
Projected O&M Total 
P.E Recurrent 
3711 Office of the Governor 141,042,962 441,444,303.00 582,487,265.00 740,000,000.00 1,322,487,265.00 
Office of County Secretary 30,000,000 86,182,905.00 116,182,905.00 - 116,182,905.00 
3712 Department of Public Service 330,750,000 147,354,090.46 478,104,090.46 29,200,000.00 507,304,090.46 
Management and 
Administration 
3713 Ministry of  Agriculture, 376,058,535 62,557,378.00 438,615,913.00 789,773,434.00 1,228,389,347.00 
Water & Irrigation 
3714 Ministry of Basic Education, 135,692,481 402,160,066.89 537,852,547.89 145,000,000.00 682,852,547.89 
ICT & Youth Development 
3715 Ministry of Infrastructure, 171,619,734 68,553,439.18 240,173,173.18 935,026,493.31 1,175,199,666.49 
Housing, Transport and Public 
Works 
3716 Ministry of Health & 2,496,379,78 752,565,002.92 3,248,944,792 270,600,277.65 3,519,545,070.00 
Sanitation 9 
3717 Ministry of Trade, 50,400,000 114,476,417.00 164,876,417 230,000,000.00 394,876,417.00 
Cooperatives & Investment 
3719 Ministry of Environment, 87,252,430 53,557,930.91 140,810,360.91 92,869,525.09 233,679,886.00 
Tourism & Natural Resources 
3720 Ministry of Gender, Sports & 42,507,136 25,192,826.07 67,699,962.07 103,948,786.00 171,648,748.07 
Culture 
3721 The County Treasury 454,252,717 19,919,538.03 474,172,255.03 205,815,048.00 679,987,303.03 
3722 County Public Service Board 32,978,448 43,021,552.00 76,000,000.00 - 76,000,000.00 
3723 County Assembly Service 480,457,049 96,242,578.00 576,699,627.00 342,000,000.00 918,699,627.00 
Board 
3724 Kitui Municipality 38,873,453 81,075,565.91 119,949,018.91 153,807,024.00 273,756,042.91 
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Vote Spending Entity Recurrent Development Total 
Projected O&M Total 
P.E Recurrent 
3725 Mwingi Town Administration 47,687,075 21,159,698.00 68,846,773.00 32,462,926.00 101,309,699.00 
3726 Ministry of Livestock, 56,450,995 18,549,005.00 75,000,000.00 38,972,759.72 113,972,759.72 
Apiculture and Fisheries 
Development 
3727 Ministry of Lands and 17,386,481 28,613,519.00 46,000,000.00 87,304,149.43 133,304,149.43 
Physical Planning 
 Total Voted Expenditure 4,989,789,28 2,462,625,815. 7,452,415,100. 4,196,780,423. 11,649,195,524.0
Kshs 5.43 37 80 20 0 
 Percentage of the Total 42.83 21.14 63.97 36.03 100.00 
Budget 
Source: County Treasury 
 
Note 
Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and Public Works ceiling inclusive of 
unbudgeted EACC pending bills amounting to Kshs 344,079,839.43  
 
3.4 Recurrent Expenditure Projections 
145. Total recurrent expenditure budget in the FY 2022/23 is estimated to be Kshs.7.45 
billion as compared to Kshs.8.3 billion in FY 2021/22 printed budget estimates. The wage bill 
is projected at Kshs. 4.98 Billion in the FY 2022/23 compared to Kshs. 4.7 Billion in 2021/22 
FY. The projected wage bill is 42.8 percent of total revenues. 
146. The PFM (County Governments) Regulations, 2015, requires that the County 
Governments maintain employee compensation levels at not more than 35 percent of their 
total revenue. In the medium term, the County government is committed to ensuring 
compliance with this fiscal responsibility principle. 
147. The Operations and Maintenance expenditures will be lower in the medium term due 
to removal of one-off expenditures such as office infrastructure and equipment from the 
recurrent budget coupled with other expenditure rationalization measures. The estimated 
amount in the FY 2022/23 is Kshs. 2.46 billion down from the printed estimate of Kshs. 3.6 
billion for the FY 2021/22. 
   
   
  
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3.5 Development Expenditure Projections   
148. In the FY 2022/23, the overall development expenditure is expected to be Kshs. 4.19 
billion. This accounts for 36 percent of the overall budget, which is in line with the fiscal 
responsibility requirement of allocating at least 30 percent of the budget to development 
expenditure.   
3.6 Overall Deficit and Financing   
149. To avoid deficits that have no clear plan on how they will be funded, the County 
Government has allocated resources for spending that are corresponding to the revenues expected 
in the FY 2022/23. In that FY therefore, the County budget shall be financed through transfer from 
the National Government and local revenue collected from fees, charges, rates, among others as 
allowed by the governing legal framework. The FY 2022/23 fiscal framework is therefore fully 
financed.   
3.7 Risks to the 2022/23 County budget framework   
150. The risks to the fiscal framework for the FY 2022/23 includes:  
a. Over reliance on national government transfers is a risk that undermines the County’s fiscal 
autonomy. Coupled with the unpredictability on account of the delays in release of the 
resources, this poses a great risk to proper implementation of the County’s budget. This can 
be curbed by measures to increase local revenue collection by the County Government. The 
monies mobilized can be used to cushion the County in the times that the National 
Government delays in exchequer releases.  
b. The County’s frequent failures to meet the revenue target due to unforeseen factors is a risk 
to the fiscal framework for the FY 2022/23. This remains a major challenge as it can generate 
pending bills and cause general cash flow problems or even cause undue demand for 
borrowing. To counter this, the County will put in structural reforms aimed at sealing 
loopholes in revenue realization, revenue enhancement measures while ensuring there are 
efficient and cost effective methods of collecting the revenues.   
c. The County’s high wage bill that stands at 43.65 %. Even though recruitment of new staff in 
the county has been put on hold, there have been ongoing promotions for departmental staff. 
Furthermore, the County is waiting for proposed recommendations under the CARPs 
programme and the SRC’s job evaluation exercise. The lack of clear guidelines for clarity, 
harmony on operations and delay by the National Government in finalizing the CARPS 
exercise has been a drawback. It is expected that once the exercise is completed, the National 
Treasury will allocate enough funds for implementation of the recommendations, which may 
include staff compensation in the event of rationalization. However, in a bid to lower the 
wage bill, the County Government has been laying off Casual workers who have been largely 
contributing to the ballooned wage bill. Further, the County anticipates the retirement of a 
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big number of workers who have attained the legal retirement age. This will automatically 
lower the wage bill, considering the fact that the positions will be revised to ensure retainment 
of only crucial/necessary positions.  
d. Duplication of functions in some areas that are still contentious between the National and 
County Governments that risk generating intergovernmental conflicts, wasteful spending and 
financing gaps that could adversely affect implementation of the County’s fiscal framework 
is another risk that needs to be mitigated through dialogue and consensus building.   
e. Delays in passing of crucial bills by the County Assembly could also affect budget 
implementation. This can be mitigated by ensuring political goodwill through harmonious 
working relationship between the County Assembly and the Executive. This will lead to 
timely approval of crucial policy and budget documents without much conflict.   
 
3.8 Fiscal Structural Reforms   
3.8.1 Revenue mobilization  
151. The County government will put in place measures to meet its revenue target as this will 
enable the County to implement its development programmes. The County has so far implemented 
various reforms aimed at sealing revenue leakage loopholes. This will be facilitated through 
completion of the automation of systems and revenue collection. By so doing, all payments in the 
County will be made electronically and in return administrative costs are expected to significantly 
reduce. Also, this will minimize leakages and expand access to payment points, which will improve 
on accountability.    
152. The County Government will adopt other key strategies amongst them; mobilization of 
additional revenue by strengthening enforcement and expansion of the revenue base. This will 
continue to remain the key focus in the next FY. The County will focus on land and property tax 
as the most appropriate and equitable source of revenue to finance development and provision of 
essential services. To this effect, the County will finalize and implement the Valuation Roll 
completed recently in order to widen the tax base. These, and other measures laid down for 
implementation are contained in a Revenue Enhancement plan by County Treasury.   
3.8.2 Expenditure Management   
153. The County will continue to use Integrated Financial Management System (IFMIS) as the 
system for processing payments. On implementation of projects, the County will continue to 
undertake capacity building initiatives to properly support other Departments. Consultations with 
the County Budget and Economic Forum (CBEF) will be deepened on all matters of planning, 
budgeting and financial management. Audit Committees have so far been formed and fully 
operational. Such consultations also ensure that there is transparency, accountability, and 
adherence to the PFM Act on budget making process.   
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154. The County Government will use participatory approach on project identification.  
Projects will be identified at the ward level based on community needs in each ward. This will be 
approved by the County Assembly and implemented by the County Executive in compliance with 
the law.  The County services are expected to be brought closer to residents which will go a long 
way in deepening devolution.   
155. The County Government will continue with civic education programmes to enhance 
awareness and facilitate proper flow of information. Increased cooperation between the County 
Government and the County Assembly will ensure there is efficient running of County government 
thereby improving service delivery.   
156. In order to contain recurrent and non-essential spending, the County will focus on the 
following areas of intervention:   
a) Foreign and domestic travel will be limited to essential travels   
b) Limiting training to the need basis and essential/critical.   
c) Issuance of circulars and strict enforcement of cost reduction measures to all   County 
Departments.     
d) Implement a strict commitment control system to reduce the stock of pending bills.    
3.9 Guiding Principles in Resource Allocation   
157. The PFM Act, 2012 and the PFM (County Regulations), 2015 sets out fiscal responsibility 
principles that guide the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) for the County. The 
guiding principles that are considered in the allocation of the available resources include:   
158. The requirement that the County public debt shall never exceed twenty (20) percent of the 
County government's total revenue at any one time. The county will not be incurring any debt; The 
County Government wages shall be contained at thirty-five (35) percent of the County 
government’s total revenue in the medium term; the approved expenditures of a County assembly 
will be as per senate’s recommendations, the County government actual expenditure on 
development shall be at least thirty percent.   
3.9 County’s Adherence to the Fiscal Responsibility Principles.    
159 The proposed MTEF adheres to the fiscal responsibility principles outlined by law: The 
development expenditures have been projected at 36 percent of the County budget against an 
obligatory minimum of 30 percent. Fiscal risks will be managed prudently to ensure a reasonable 
degree of predictability with respect to the level of tax rates, charges and tax bases. The County 
does not intend to borrow in the FY 2022/23 and has therefore adhered to the principle of debt 
not exceeding 20 percent of the County government’s total revenue.    
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3.11 Resource Sharing Guidelines   
160 Allocation of Departmental ceilings over the medium term has been informed by these 
guidelines. In the recurrent expenditure category, nondiscretionary expenditures take first charge.  
This includes payment of Salaries and wages projected at 42.8 percent of the expected total revenue 
receipts. Other recurrent expenditures that include operations and maintenance account for 21 
Percent of the projected total revenue. Development expenditure takes 36 percent of the total 
revenue available. Development expenditures have been shared out on the basis of the CIDP 
priorities and strategic interventions identified in various forums. Also included in the criteria used 
for apportioning the capital budget is ongoing projects and intervention on investment projects in 
priority areas that support social development, economic growth and transformation of the County. 
The projected Departmental expenditure ceilings are summarized in the table 7. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
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Table 7: Medium Term Department Ceilings, 2020/21-2022/23 (Kshs) 
Vote Spending Entity Approved Approved % of the Projected % of the Change % Change 
Estimates 2020/21 Estimates 2021/22 Total Estimates Total from the from the 
- Kshs (A) Budget 2022/23 (B) Budget 2021/22 2021/22 Budget 
2021/22 2022/23 Budget (B-
A) 
3711 Office of the Governor 1,642,378,001.00 1,680,699,062.00 13.87 1,322,487,265. 11.35 (358,211,79 42.1138 
00 7.00) 
Office of County Secretary 116,182,905.00 116,182,905.00 0.98 116,182,905.00 1.00 - 0 
3712 Department of Public Service Management 399,690,154.00 542,905,844.00 3.38 507,304,090.46 4.35 (35,601,753. 4.18559 
and Administration 54) 
3713 Ministry of  Agriculture, Water & Irrigation 1,408,296,535.00 1,385,368,195.00 11.89 1,228,389,347. 10.54 (156,978,84 18.4555 
00 8.00) 
3714 Ministry of Basic Education, ICT & Youth 812,294,728.00 756,457,050.00 6.86 682,852,547.89 5.86 (73,604,502. 8.65345 
Development 11) 
3715 Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, 1,045,461,365.00 953,339,246.00 8.83 1,175,199,666. 10.09 221,860,420 -26.083 
Transport and Public Works 49 .49 
3716 Ministry of Health & Sanitation 3,379,649,875.00 3,659,074,318.00 28.54 3,519,545,070. 30.21 (139,529,24 16.404 
00 8.00) 
3717 Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives & 662,712,821.00 426,422,006.00 5.60 394,876,417.00 3.39 (31,545,589. 3.70872 
Investment 00) 
3719 Ministry of Environment, Tourism & Natural 205,960,021.00 266,110,361.00 1.74 233,679,886.00 2.01 (32,430,475. 3.81275 
Resources 00) 
3720 Ministry of Gender, Sports & Culture 200,604,202.00 199,186,734.00 1.69 171,648,748.07 1.47 (27,537,985. 3.23755 
93) 
3721 The County Treasury 572,341,040.00 767,570,305.00 4.83 679,987,303.03 5.84 (87,583,001. 10.2969 
97) 
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Vote Spending Entity Approved Approved % of the Projected % of the Change % Change 
Estimates 2020/21 Estimates 2021/22 Total Estimates Total from the from the 
- Kshs (A) Budget 2022/23 (B) Budget 2021/22 2021/22 Budget 
2021/22 2022/23 Budget (B-
A) 
3722 County Public Service Board 28,650,646.00 37,989,707.00 0.24 76,000,000.00 0.65 38,010,293. -4.4688 
00 
3723 County Assembly Service Board 881,002,159.00 1,007,399,062.00 7.44 918,699,627.00 7.89 (88,699,435. 10.4281 
00) 
3724 Kitui Municipality 389,416,798.00 305,669,631.00 3.29 273,756,042.91 2.35 (31,913,588. 3.75198 
09) 
3725 Mwingi Town Administration 95,169,369.00 113,284,137.00 0.80 101,309,699.00 0.87 (11,974,438. 1.4078 
00) 
3726 Ministry of Livestock, Apiculture and - 130,459,448.00 - 113,972,759.72 0.98 (16,486,688. 1.93829 
Fisheries Development 28) 
3727 Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning - 151,657,262.00 - 133,304,149.43 1.14 (18,353,112. 2.15772 
57) 
 Total Voted Expenditure Kshs 11,839,810,619.00 12,499,775,273.00 100.00 11,649,195,524 100.00 (850,579,74 100 
.00 9.00) 
Source: County Treasury   
 
  
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4.0 ANNEX I: DEPARTMENTAL/ SECTOR PRIORITIES  
4.1 Office of the Governor  
County inistry/ Broad Proposed Projects and   Budget 
Broad Strategic Objectives Expected Outcomes 
Spending ntity Priorities Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Estimates   
To enhance General Adminisstration Operationalize staff emoluments and                                     
PE and OM Enhanced service delivery 
Planning and Support Services other general expenses 522,487,265.00   
To increase the rate of access, 
Promote socio-
transition and retention of learners Enhanced transition and 
economic Education support programme (Pro-                                       
from financially disadvantaged retention of the needy students 
development in poor) 60,000,000.00  
backgrounds through school fees in schools 
the community 
bursary support 
                                     
Total Recurrent 
582,487,265.00   
To promote equitable development Community Level Infrastructure                                     
Promote socio- across the entire County’s 40 Wards Development Programme (CLIDP) 650,000,000.00  
Office of the Improved social economic life economic and 247 villages through 
Governor and enhance living standards for development in implementing small scale Pending bills for the already invoiced Kitui County residents                                                         
the community infrastructure projects addressing CLIDP works -     
immediate community needs 
To provide residence as well as 
Improved Construction of the Governor and the Sufficient and safe residence for                                       
hosting and reception during county 
service delivery  Deputy Governor’s residence: the Governor of Kitui County 50,000,000.00  
functions 
Improved To ensure a conducive staff working Refurbishment/partitioning of                                       
Improved service delivery 
service delivery environment buildings (staff offices) 20,000,000.00  
Improvement of 
Construction of county records centre 
records Build capacity of records                                       
and purchase of records management Enhanced service delivery 
management management staff 20,000,000.00  
digitization software 
within County 
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County inistry/ Broad Proposed Projects and   Budget 
Broad Strategic Objectives Expected Outcomes 
Spending ntity Priorities Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Estimates   
Government of 
Kitui 
                                    
Total Development 
740,000,000.00  
GRAND TOTAL 1,322,487,265.00 
 
4.2 Office of the County Secretary 
County inistry/ Broad Proposed Projects and   Budget 
Broad Strategic Objectives Expected Outcomes 
Spending ntity Priorities Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Estimates   
Office of the 
To enhance General Adminisstration Operationalize staff emoluments and 
County PE and OM Enhanced service delivery 116,182,905.00 
Planning and Support Services other general expenses 
Secretary 
 
 
4.3 Public Service Management and Administration  
County  Ministry/  Broad Priorities   Broad Strategic Objectives    Proposed projects and Expected impact  Budget Estimates 
Spending Entity   programmes for FY 2022/23  
 General Administration To enhance General PE and OM Operationalize staff emoluments Imroved Service delivery 395,104,090.46 
Administration and other general expenses  
Planning and Support 
Services 
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County  Ministry/  Broad Priorities   Broad Strategic Objectives    Proposed projects and Expected impact  Budget Estimates 
Spending Entity   programmes for FY 2022/23  
Public Service  To   To provide Civic  Civic education  Well informed  30,000,000  
Management and  coordinate and Education and programmes in citizenry    
Administration   ensure disseminate county collaboration with  Efficient and   
participation of policies and other stakeholders  effective   
communities  strategies    Tracking programmes service delivery    
in    Track the progress for County projects  Sustainability 
30,000,000 
Governance  of county projects in and programmes  of the 
at the          local order to ensure  Harmonization implemented 
level   compliance with set activities/programmes projects  
 To  deadlines.  in collaboration with 
enhance the  Coordinate other other stakeholders  
implementati on departments to  Project identification 
harmonize county and prioritization of development 
projects and ensure  programmes in 
projects in the   
fairness in collaboration with 
County   
distribution of other stake holders  
projects and     
avoid duplication 
of projects  
✓  Identify and 
Prioritize county 
projects to 
enhance the spirit 
of public  
participation  
Public Service ➢  Provide  To provide office  Completion of Efficient and effective 29,200,000 
Management and  conducive space for good Ward Offices  Service delivery    
Administration  working county image/   Construction of sub  
environment service delivery   
county and Village    
for efficient and  To improve and 
offices  
  
dignify the 
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County  Ministry/  Broad Priorities   Broad Strategic Objectives    Proposed projects and Expected impact  Budget Estimates 
Spending Entity   programmes for FY 2022/23  
effective movement of ward  Acquisition of land   
service delivery and village for office 7,000,000  
to the residents administrators from construction    
of Kitui.  one place to another  Purchase of    
within their areas of Motorbikes for 
6,000,000  
jurisdiction.   village 
administrators.    
 Purchase of a   
vehicle for the  
Directorate of 
Administration  
 Purchase of 8 
vehicles:  
for SubCounty 
Administrators  
   
 ➢ Liquor  ✓ To ensure smooth  Operationalization of Enhanced economic growth  10,000,000  
Licensing  licensing of liquor Kitui  
Board  business   Alcoholic drinks control act,2014   
 ➢ Staff Training ✓ To enhance public  Capacity building and Effective service delivery.    
and  administration  training.   
capacity staff skills for 
developm improved 
ent program.   service delivery  
   Totals  507,304,090.46 
 
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4.4 Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Irrigation  
County  Broad  
Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic   Budget Estimates 
Ministry/ Spending  Priorities  Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  
Objectives  (Ksh)    
2021/2022  
  
Entity  
Ministry of Agriculture, 
To enhance General  
water and Irrigation Operationalize staff Enhanced service                   
PE and OM  emoluments and other 
Administration Planning delivery  438,615,913.00  
County  general expenses  
and Support Services  
Ministry/ Spending  
                  
Total       
438,615,913.00  
Entity  
             
  i) Increasing agricultural Promotion of 
output and productivity         horticultural crops-Fruits 
Improved livelihoods, 
  and vegetables (Mangoes,                           ii) Reduction of pre- food and nutrition onions, tomatoes, etc)  40,624,420.00  
and postharvest crop security   through use of SHEP 
losses  Approach  
  Increased agricultural To mitigate against Emergency Locust                     
production, food and   
effects of desert locusts  Response Project (ELRP) 23,000,000.00  
nutrition security  
  To enhance adoption of 
Subsidized tractor Improved agricultural                     
tractor ploughing 
ploughing services productivity 20,000,000.00  
technology 
  To increased availability 
Increased productivity                     
of affordable quality Ndengu seeds bulking 
and profitability 20,000,000.00  
Ndengu seeds 
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County  Broad  
Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic   Budget Estimates 
Ministry/ Spending  Priorities  Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  
Objectives  (Ksh)    
2021/2022  
  
Entity  
  Promotion of Pulses and 
To promote value                     
Cereals Value Addition Improved produce quality 
addition of grains 20,000,000.00  
Project 
                    
Sub Total        
123,624,420.00  
  i) Intensification and 
Improved farm income 
commercialization of 
and  Operationalization Kitui 
smallholder agriculture  Foods Processing Plant (i. 
  Procure and install a 
profitability    Improved incomes                     
power back-up generator, 
through value addition 10,000,000.00  
    ii) Enhance value ii. Construction of an inlet 
addition of locally and effluent treatment 
produced/available fruits, unit) 
vegetables and sugarcane 
    To increase water Water harvesting for crop 
Increased food and                     
harvesting for food production- Earth dams 
nutrition security 28,000,000.00  
production for crops production 
    National agricultural and 
To increase farm Enhanced productivity                     
rural inclusive growth 
productivity and profitability  68,000,000.00  
project (NARIGP)  
                    
Sub Total       
106,000,000.00  
  Effective delivery and 
supply of agricultural Procure assorted fruit-tree                          
Improved human and    
extension and advisory and vegetable seeds  300,000.00  
services 
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County  Broad  
Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic   Budget Estimates 
Ministry/ Spending  Priorities  Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  
Objectives  (Ksh)    
2021/2022  
  
Entity  
  Procure assorted polybag                          
institutional  
tubes for nursery use  500,000.00  
  Construct and equip  
                      
capacity of    hydroponic animal feeds    
5,000,000.00  
production unit 
  10,000 tissue culture                       
ATC  
banana plantlets 1,000,000.00  
  Renovation of office 
Block (Kyangwithya East Enhance productivity of                       
Ward-Kitui Central Sub- extension staff 1,000,000.00  
Improved work Effective delivery of 
County) 
environment extension services 
  Purchase of double cab 
                      
pickup truck for   
6,500,000.00  
extension 
  To development 
sustainable priority value 
Agricultural sector 
Improved farm income chains for improved Enhanced productivity                     
development support 
and profitability income, food and and profitability 14,000,000.00  
programme 
nutrition security(3 value 
chains supported) 
  To increase area under Promote Solar Powered Enhanced productivity                     
Increased farm incomes 
irrigation Irrigation and profitability 20,000,000.00  
                      
Sub Total        
48,300,000.00  
                    
Total Agriculture and Irrigation     
716,540,333.00  
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County  Broad  
Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic   Budget Estimates 
Ministry/ Spending  Priorities  Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  
Objectives  (Ksh)    
2021/2022  
  
Entity  
  
        
  
Water Department  
   Construction sand Reduced distances to 
                    
Improvement of water  dam/sump well water safe, clean and affordable 
90,000,000.00  
supplies  water  
  Reduced distances to 
 Construction/desilting of 
water sources for both                   
availability and  earth dams/pans and 
domestic and livestock 131,849,014.00  
Rock catchments  
uses  
   Drilling and Equipping                     
accessibility    
of Boreholes  80,000,000.00  
    Enhancing accessibility Reduced distances to 
and availability of safe Construction/Extension water sources for both                     
water  of water pipelines domestic and livestock 70,000,000.00  
uses  
     Borehole hybridization- 
Reduced distances to 
Conversion of public                     
safe, clean and affordable 
water points from genset 20,000,000.00  
water  
to solar powered engines  
    
 Supply & installation of      
Reliable & affordable 
water storage tanks (5No. 
    water provision  
per ward)                      
10,000,000.00  
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County  Broad  
Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic   Budget Estimates 
Ministry/ Spending  Priorities  Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  
Objectives  (Ksh)    
2021/2022  
  
Entity  
  Reduced downtime to 
                    
Efficient utilization and   Subsidies for WSP’s  rural community water 
70,000,000.00  
supplies  
  Ensure continuous supply 
management of water  Borehole & pipeline                     
of affordable water to 
supplies  repairs/rehabilitation  25,000,000.00  
urban areas of the county  
    To ensure sustainability Capacity building of 
Ensure sustainability of                       
and reliable water water management 
rural water supplies  5,000,000.00  
services  committees  
                          
 Surveys & designs    
5,000,000.00  
     Procurement of SCWOs 
Reduced cost of operation 
vehicles (1No.double                     
at the station & improved 
cabin & 1No. land 10,000,000.00  
sustainability.  
cruiser)  
                    
Total -Water Department      
516,849,014.00  
               
   Grand Total     
1,233,389,347.00  
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4.5 Ministry of Basic Education, ICT and Youth Development  
BROAD 
STRATEGIC BROAD 
COUNTY DEPARTMENT/ PROPOSED PROJECTS / Proposed budget 
PRIORITIES STRATEGIC 
MINISTRY SECTOR PROGRAMMES allocation (KShs) 
AND POLICY OBJECTIVES 
GOALS 
- Office 
-Provision of office space 
maintenance, 
Staff salaries and 
-To create conducive 
OM & PE other office 537,852,547.89 
working environment 
operations -Provision of furniture and 
(salaries for other essentials 
ECD teachers) 
-To improve the 
quality of education -Construction of ECDE 
Basic Education 
offered in the pre- Classrooms 
primary schools. 
Ministry of -To improve -Provision of sanitation 
Education, (BEd) infrastructure in ECDE 
- Improve facilities 
ICT and centres in all 40 wards  
teaching and 
Youth   - To improve Schools 
learning 
Development infrastructure through -Provision of appropriate 48,000,000.00 
environment in 
a collaborative teaching / learning materials 
ECDE centres in 
development to ECDE centres 
all 40 wards 
programme 
    -Adequate staffing in ECDE 
Centres 
    -Capacity Building of ECDE 
teachers so as to be CBC 
compliant 
Training and 
- Revitalization -Face-lifting and 
Skills -Construction of workshops 60,000,000.00 
of Vocational equipping of 
Development 
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BROAD 
STRATEGIC BROAD 
COUNTY DEPARTMENT/ PROPOSED PROJECTS / Proposed budget 
PRIORITIES STRATEGIC 
MINISTRY SECTOR PROGRAMMES allocation (KShs) 
AND POLICY OBJECTIVES 
GOALS 
Training Centres Vocational Training 
in all 40 wards Centres in the County 
- Equipping of 
people with -Improve Quality of 
-Provision of relevant tools 
(TSD) modern training offered at 
and equipment 
employable VTCs 
skills 
      
-Adequate staffing in VTCs 
Youth -Youth skills -To provide 
-Teenage girls’ mentorship 
Empowerment empowerrment apprenticeships 
programmes 
and Development programs  opportunities to interns  
- Creation of 
-Youth Mentorship -Youth Career mentorship 
(YD) employment 
programme programmes 
opportunities  25,000,000.00 
      -Youth access to financial 
support and government 
opportunities 
      -Youth Groups trainings / 
sensitization programmes 
Information & -To Increase internet 
-Expansion and equipping of 
Communications connectivity across the 
ICT Centres 
Technology  -Improved ICT County  
Infrastructure -To enhance ICT use 
-Connecting ICT centres to 12,000,000.00 
(ICT) Development and adoption in 
internet 
and connectivity learning centers 
    
  
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BROAD 
STRATEGIC BROAD 
COUNTY DEPARTMENT/ PROPOSED PROJECTS / Proposed budget 
PRIORITIES STRATEGIC 
MINISTRY SECTOR PROGRAMMES allocation (KShs) 
AND POLICY OBJECTIVES 
GOALS 
Totals 682,852,547.89 
 
 
 
4.6 Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and Public Works  
County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
To enhance 
General 
Operationalize staff 
Administration Enhanced service       
PE and OM emoluments and other 
Planning and delivery 240,173,173.18  
general expenses 
Support 
Services 
Ministry of 
Infrastructure, Roads Department   
Housing, 
Transport and Enhance Lease /Hire of road Improved Mobility, 
Public Works efficient construction         accessibility, safety 
Improving transport and Machinery for 70,000,000.00  
of road users 
Infrastructure support Grading works 
within the effective Improved Mobility, 
Dustless Towns 
County service accessibility, safety         
programme in which 
delivery and Security, 40,000,000.00  
market roads will be 
through improve business 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
construction, upgraded to bitumen activities and 
maintenance standards reduced dust in 
and towns and market 
rehabilitation centers. 
of road In house roads works Improved Mobility, 
        
network in the (Fuel, Maintenance of accessibility, safety 
70,000,000.00  
County. plant and Machinery) and Security 
Improved Mobility, 
      
EACC Pending Bills accessibility, safety 
344,079,839.00  
and Security 
Improved 
Road Construction and accessibility 
Maintenance works  connectivity and 
safety       
(Box culverts drifts, 200,446,654.31  
culverts, gravelling, (Improved level of 
concrete slabs, service) 
gabions) 
Improved 
Road Widening and         
accessibility and 
Dozing Works  50,000,000.00  
safety 
            
Mechanical services and Transport services   
Mechanical 
services and Improving Enhance Improved service 
Transport Infrastructure efficient Maintenance of Motor delivery leading to         
services within the transport and Vehicle well-maintained 10,000,000.00  
County support infrastructure 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
effective Improved service 
Maintenance of Plant, 
service delivery leading to         
Machinery and 
delivery well-maintained 25,000,000.00  
Equipment 
through infrastructure 
construction, Improved service 
Purchase of Heavy 
maintenance delivery leading to                            
Plant Machinery 
and well-maintained -    
(Low-loader) 
rehabilitation infrastructure 
of road Improved service 
network in the Purchase of Heavy delivery leading to                            
County Plant Machinery well-maintained -    
(DOZER) 
infrastructure 
Improved service 
Purchase of Heavy 
delivery leading to                            
Plant Machinery (2 
well-maintained -    
GRADERS) 
infrastructure 
Timely response to 
Purchase and 
breakdowns 
equipping of           
leading to 
specialized mechanical 5,000,000.00  
improved service 
Service van 
delivery  
Purchase of Motor 
Improved service 
Vehicles (2 utility 
delivery leading to         
vehicles for CECM 
well-maintained 10,000,000.00  
and CO, 2 double cab 
infrastructure 
pickups) 
Improved service 
Purchase of Workshop 
delivery leading to           
Tools, Spares and 
well-maintained 5,000,000.00  
Small equipment 
infrastructure 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
Improved service 
Purchase of Plant 
delivery leading to         
Machinery Tyres and 
well-maintained 20,000,000.00  
accessories 
infrastructure 
Refurbishment of 
Renovation of ithud 
6no.office blocks 
offices county wide 
so as to achieve 
Enhance office 
 I Public works 
accommodation 
headquarters 
Supervision of capacity 
construction 
Development   II  Kitui central Improvised 
works of all 
and works office block working conditions 
building 
maintenance of  III.  Mwingi west Better office            
projects and 
public ithud office block facilities 6,000,000.00  
other works, 
buildings and  Overall enhanced 
then 
other works  IV.Mwingi central efficiency and 
maintenance of 
Public works Lihud office block effectiveness in 
the same 
service delivery 
V. Mwingi north 
  
Lihud office block 
VI. Kitui south Lihud 
  
office block 
Procure office 
To enhance 
furniture and           
    efficient service 
equipment for county 5,000,000.00  
delivery 
wide office 
Feasibility study to Acquisition of 
          
    promote designs, well-planned and 
3,000,000.00  
strength of materials improvised sound 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
and have software for structure resulting 
production of quality in efficient service 
structures delivery 
Improve sanitation 
Ablution block at 
to achieve           
    public works-
conducive working 3,000,000.00  
headquarters 
environment 
          
  Valuation Housing and Urban Development 
5,000,000.00  
    
Improved adoption 
of alterative 
building 
technology to lower 
the cost of 
Inventory for Formulation of a 
construction and 
all county Policy on alternative           
Valuation creation of 
residential building technology 1,500,000.00  
Housing and employment 
houses within the county 
Urban countywide. 
Development   Property/housing 
register capturing 
all county 
residential houses 
Smooth 
To prepare a data 
management of the 
register for the county           
  county houses 
houses for book 3,000,000.00  
(including easy 
purposes, 
tracking of repairs, 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
vacancy and 
refurbishment)t 
Prepare draft 
To capture 
supplementary 
changes in rate Enhanced own 
Draft Valuation roll to 
able properties source revenue           
Supplementary capture changes due to 
to maximize on sources from 2,000,000.00  
Valuation Roll  increased value, new 
revenue from property Rates 
subdivisions and new 
Property Rates 
plots 
To value all the county 
Phase I 
loose and fixed (land 
Valuation of 
and buildings) assets Organised records 
County Assets-
County for insurance and book for valued assets 
Fixed and           
valuation asset keeping purposes. for insurance 
loose(movable) 3,000,000.00  
register Value buildings, land, purposes or book 
assets for each 
plant and machinery, keeping purposes 
county 
computers and 
department  
accessories 
Fill the gap of 
Implementation the urban 
Establishment of Running  Town 
of the urban hierarchy by 
Mutomo and Kyuso administrations at 
areas and cities elevating two 
Town Administrations Mutomo and Kyuso 
Act, 2019 urban areas  to 
Town Status         
To prepare a data 40,000,000.00  
Smooth County Urban 
Inventory for register for the urban 
management Areas  inventory 
all county areas in the county for 
and ranking of ranking them as per 
Urban areas per ranking purposes. To 
the urban the hierarchical 
sub county prepare a data register 
areas. provisions of the 
for the urban areas in 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
the county for ranking  Urban Areas and 
purposes. Cities Act. 
Enhanced Revenue 
To prepare a data 
collection and 
register for the urban 
    improved 
areas in the county for 
orderliness in all 
ranking  purposes. 
urban areas. 
Capture the urban 
          
areas spatial location, Providing data for 
5,000,000.00  
its development rate, the required 
population as per the infrastructural 
    
current census service in case of 
available elevation for every 
infrastructural urban area. 
services.   
To mitigate 
upcoming 
disasters in Formulate a 
. Formulation of Kitui Minimized risk 
urban areas- Risk 
County Risk/ disaster destruction in urban 
preparedness, framework           
management policy areas, harmonized 
and recovery.( policy for the 2,500,000.00  
for the 8 sub counties business and living 
collapsing county urban 
urban areas environment 
buildings, fire, areas. 
floods, 
explosions etc) 
Other Fencing of 
Improved 
Infrastructure dumb sites at Construction  2 No           
sanitation and 
and Civil Kitui and fencing 5,000,000.00  
security in estates 
Works Mwingi 
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County 
Broad Proposed Projects 
Ministry/ Broad Expected   Budget 
Strategic and Programmes for 
Spending Priorities Outcomes Estimates (Ksh)   
Objectives FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
including 
fencing 
Operationalization of 
mwingi national 
reserve(Drilling of 
To develop 
borehole at Kaningo 
wildlife based Improved wildlife 
Enhance HQs, Establishment of 
Tourism tourism and based tourism,           
wildlife security base at 
Development enhance security and service 1,500,000.00  
conservation Masyungwa, 
wildlife delivery 
Renovation of George 
conservation 
Adamson picnic site, 
Opening up of Ikime 
campsite) 
   
TOTAL         
1,175,199,666.49  
 
 
 
4.7 Ministry of Health and Sanitation  
County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
Health & PE and OM To enhance  Operationalize staff emoluments and other Enhanced service delivery                            
Sanitation General general expenses  3,148,944,792  
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
Administration  Universal Health care; registration and support of Improved access to health care, reduced out of                               
Planning and the disadvantaged County households @3000 pocket expenditure on health and ensure provision 100,000,000  
Support Services Ksh. Per household   of quality healthcare to the citizens of Kitui 
   Total PE and O & M                               
3,248,944,792  
  To improve  Construction of a modern kitchen at KCRH  and Improve nutritional status in the facility                                 
quality of Tseikuru sub-county hospital  15,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve  Construction a Intensive care Unit (ICU) at Kitui minimise referrals in the County                                   
quality of County Referral Hospital   8,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve  Completion of stalled Maternity/ paediatric ward Reduced maternal and child mortality rates                                 
quality of at KCRH  50,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve   Completion of Construction of stone Fence at Improved security in the two facilities                                 
quality of Kitui County Referral Hospital, CHMT 16,000,000  
healthcare compound and Mwingi Level IV Hospital  
To improve   Relocation of a gate and fence, drug store and Improved quality of healthcare in the facility                                   
quality of other buildings affected by Kibwezi- Kitui road)  2,300,000  
healthcare 
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
To improve  Renovations of health facilities- Renovation of enhance healthcare delivery in the facilities                                 
quality of OPD at Kanyangi-5M, Renovation of roof of a 20,000,000  
healthcare Lab at KCRH- 3M, Renovation and expansion of 
maternity wing and toilets at Nguni health center 
4M, renovation of other health facilities-8M  
To improve  Equipping  and furnishing  of new Outpatient Enhance healthcare delivery in the facility                                 
quality of Department (OPD)/ casualty Department for 10,000,000  
healthcare Kitui County referral hospital  
To improve  Completion of Construction of a medical store at Minimised stock outs                                   
quality of Kitui County Referral Hospital (for buffer stock 6,000,000  
healthcare for the county to avoid drug stock-outs in the 
implementation of UHC)  
To Improve  Construction of Modern Health Records and Improve workplace environment                                   
workplace Information Department in all the KCRH  and 5,000,000  
environment equipping the offices with desktops for data entry  
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
To improve Purchase of the following laboratory equipment Improve diagnostic services in the facilities                                   
quality of for Kyuso, Nuu, Migwani, Kauwi,Tseikuru, 8,000,000  
healthcare Ikutha, Mutitu, Kanyangi Hospitals: a Blood bank 
freezer; a Blood bank refrigerator; 10 Blood 
donor couches, a Plasma extractor; Plasma 
thawing bath; Plasma agitator with incubator; 
Refrigerated centrifuge; tube sealer; 1,000 Ziplo 
bags and 100 Cool boxes; Equipping Laboratory 
Units in 12 hospitals with: Automated 
biochemistry analyser, Automated hematology 
analyser, Analytical balance, Electrolyte 
analyser, Laboratory incubator and a Microscope.  
To improve  Completion and equiping of mortuaries in KCRH Better preservation of bodies                                 
quality of and Mwingi level IV hospitals  20,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve  Preparation of a Master plan for KCRH  Enhance proper planning in the facility                                   
quality of 1,500,000  
healthcare 
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
To improve  Completion of blood satellite bank at KCRH  increase blood supply in the County                                   
quality of 8,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve  Construction of Sewerage system for KCRH  improve sanitation conditions of the facility                                   
quality of 2,000,000  
healthcare 
To improve  Oxygen piping at KCRH theatre, Amenity and minimise maternal and neonatal deaths                                   
quality of NBU  3,000,000  
healthcare 
2.    Improvi To Minimise  Equipment for   Maternity, theatre and newborn Reduce maternal and child mortality rates                                   
ng maternal, maternal Unit at KCRH  2,500,000  
new born mortalities and 
and child child mortalities 
 Establishment (construction and equipping) of minimise neonatal deaths                                   
health care in the County 
Kangaroo Mother rooms at KCRH  2,000,000  
 Completion of Construction of a maternity and enhance healthcare delivery in the facility                                   
newborn unit at Mwingi Level IV hospital  3,300,278  
Operationalization of theaters Enhance healthcare delivery in the facility                                   
7,000,000  
3.    Strengt To strengthen  Completion of Installation of integrated health Enhance revenue collection and efficiency in                                 
hening Health management information system(IHMIS) in service delivery 35,000,000  
health information KCRH and mwingi  
information systems for 
systems for effective 
tracking monitoring and 
performance evaluation system 
in the Ministry 
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
4.    Scaling To improve  Purchase of medical equipment for rehabilitation improve rehabilitative services in the County                                   
up of quality of departments in  Mwingi Level IV Hospital 4,000,000  
Primary healthcare (Including Orthopedic beds)  
health care 
services and 
promoting 
community 
based 
promotive 
and 
preventive 
health 
services 
5. Increasing To Improve  Scaling up Kitui Pharma Industry to increase Increased revenues generated by the County and                                   
access to access to Medical production of health commodities   minimal stock-outs of health commodities in 9,000,000  
healthcare products & health facilities 
quality, Vaccines and 
timely and Technologies 
responsive 
health care 
services. 
6. Increasing To improve Purchase of a oxyugen plant at KCRH Enhance healthcare delivery in the facility                                 
access to quality of 25,000,000  
healthcare healthcare 
quality, 
timely and 
responsive 
health care 
services. 
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County Broad Broad Strategic  Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes    Budget 
Ministry/ Priorities Objectives 2022/2023  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity - Revised  
7. Improved To improve  Purchase of a  laundry machine at KCRH  Enhance healthcare delivery in the facility                                   
sanitation sanitation in the 8,000,000  
facility 
Sub-total Development                               
270,600,278  
Grand total                            
3,519,545,070  
 
 
4.8 Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives and Investments  
County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
Trade, Cooperatives &     
Investment 
 Administrative Services  Department  
 Personnel Emoluments and Provision of general -Staff training 164,876,417 
Operations and Maintenance administrative and support -Staff Recruitment 
programs 
-Casuals engagement (need 
basis) 
-Equipment provision and  
maintenance 
 Trade and Investments Department  
70   
   
County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
 Creation of an enabling Provision of enabling Formulation of Trade 1,500,000 
environment for trade, legislative framework for development legislative 
industrial and investment guiding trade frameworks ( Bills, Policies, 
development regulations, among others) 
  Create an enabling environment Promote trade in the county by 1,000,000 
for the growth of micro, Small creating a conducive 
and Medium Enterprises environment for doing business 
(MSMEs) 
  Promote local manufacturing Development of market 80,000,000 
and industrialization; infrastructure, stock yards, 
gated markets centers, purchase 
of land and renovation of 
markets centers in all 40 wards. 
  Promote financial deepening Purchase of 2no. Tippers 15,000,000 
and inclusion through 
affordable credit to organized 
groups, and cooperatives 
  Facilitate value addition of Operationalization of leather 2,000,000 
county livestock industry factory at Manyenyoni. 
through provision of affordable 
means of transport for the 
livestock and products and 
reinvigorate the County 
abettors 
  Promote fair trade and ensure Operationalization of 2 1,000,000 
consumer protection additional textiles center at 
Mutomo and Mwingi 
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County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
   mass production of ballast and 1,000,000 
other quarry products. 
   Support MSMEs with 500,000 
affordable credit for start-ups 
and existing businesses  
through disbursement of 
affordable loans by Kitui 
County Empowerment Fund 
   Maintenance of trucks and 4,000,000 
formation of agents for 
aggregation of livestock at 
market centres to easy 
transportation to end markets 
   Expand the capacities of 5,000,000 
County abettors and slaughter 
houses 
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County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
   Verification and stamping of 4,000,000 
weighing and measuring 
instruments 
   Conditional Grand to Kitui 50,000,000 
County Textile Centre 
(KICOTEC) 
 Cooperative Department  
 Promote Co-operative .Cooperative Governance, -Promote  registration of new  7,000,000 
development; create Market education, audit and promotion cooperative societies 
linkages and Enhance value of new Cooperative societies 
addition through organized co-
operatives. .Formulation of county 
cooperative bills and policies 
   Co-operators Training 3,000,000 
   Supervision of  Society 1,300,000 
Election 
   Attend Cooperative Societies 500,000 
General Meetings 
   Attend Cooperative Societies 1,500,000 
Management Committee  
Meetings 
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County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
   Cooperative societies 700,000 
governance workshops 
   Inspection of cooperative 4,000,000 
Societies 
   Conduct cooperative audits 2,000,000 
 Branding and Marketing  
 Spearhead the overall county To create a strong and easily- Brand all county offices and 13,000,000 
branding programmes to recognizable Kitui County properties e.g. vehicles, Brand 
safeguard and enhance the Brand Identity all county products and services 
image of Kitui County through and Install signage at all Kitui 
deliberately focused branding County projects 
activities 
 To market all manufactured To improve market, share and Conduct Market surveys 12,000,000 
Kitui County products and sales volumes in order to /research  to establish 
services to increase/enhance the improve on own-source demand/opportunities for Kitui 
county revenue base as well as revenue base products, undertake Field sales 
creating awareness of the and Marketing trips, 
products’ existence in order to To create and cement Recruitment of sales field staff 
gain acceptance amongst the acceptance of Kitui County to push sales at all levels-
Kitui population and beyond locally manufactured goods personal, corporate etc., 
Collaborate with various sales 
outlets e.g. Supermarkets, 
Participate in various sales and 
marketing 
forums/exhibitions/fairs and 
Create various sales outlets 
amongst major towns within 
Kitui County 
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County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Objectives Proposed Proposed Budget Allocation 
Projects/Programmes (ksh) 
 Enhance/improve Kitui county To improve the overall Kitui Create  mail flyers send to 5,000,000 
brands locally and beyond County brand and products’ targeted customers, Create 
perception partnerships with various 
international entities and use 
social media as a marketing 
tool 
 Offer a central branding To strengthen brand Generate/procure various 15,000,000 
support and advisory services consistency and uniformity, To generic branding materials, 
to all Kitui county ministries so gain brand acceptability/loyalty participate in all ministries’ 
as to preserve and enhance and support amongst all staff activities that require branding 
brand uniformity, recognition and advise all county ministries 
and loyalty and achieve the on branding of their various 
county government goals branding 
TOTAL 394,876,417 
 
4.9 Ministry of Environment, Tourism and Natural Resources  
PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
Ministry of 
Environment, To enhance general 
Enhanced 
Tourism and PE  administration Planning Operationalize staff emoluments  87,252,430.00 
service delivery 
Natural and Support Services 
Resources 
To enhance general 
Operationalize staff emoluments and Enhanced 
  OM administration Planning 62,557,931.00 
other general expenses service delivery 
and Support Services 
  PE and OM       149,810,361.00 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE DEPARTMENT 
  
  
To increase the forest 
Tree Growing and Increased forest 
  cover throughout the County tree growing programme 5,000,000.00 
Forest Conservation cover 
county 
Enhanced 
      Forest and woodland conservation community   
livelihoods 
Tree growing in all county hilltops, Rehabilitated 
        
riverine and institutions ecosystems 
Promote modern agro-forestry 
          
technology in the county wards 
Sensitize farmers to adopt forest 
          
farming for wealth creation 
Create awareness to farmers and 
community on harvesting of non- 
          
wood forest products e.g. gums, resins, 
honey etc 
Domestication and propagation of 
      High Value & Multi – Purpose Trees     
and Shrubs 
      (HVMPTS)     
Conservation of water 
Climate Change Enziu, Upper Tyaa, Mumaki and Thua 
catchment areas and Improved water 
  adaptation and Riverine rehabilitation and 2,000,000.00 
rehabilitation of degraded catchments 
mitigation conservation projects 
ecosystems 
Improved 
Initiate value addition enterprises of 
      hygiene and   
sand resources in resource rich areas 
sanitation 
76   
   
PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
e.g. Lower Tyaa / Kiromboko site in 
partnership with TARDA 
Enhanced 
Acquire machinery to lift sand from the 
      community   
river to safe depots before rains 
livelihoods 
Planting of cover grass and bamboo on 
          
hill slopes in water catchment areas 
Identify and construct sand dams 
across county rivers and streams to 
      slow soil erosion, facilitate water     
retention, enhance vegetative 
regeneration and crop resilience 
Enhance community capacity to 
harvest rock and surface run-off water 
for use in kitchen gardening, tree 
          
nurseries, domestic and livestock use 
through construction of tanks and 
embankments around rocks surfaces 
Institute and operationalize Kitui 
County Climate Change Fund 
Build community (KCCCF) by allocating 1% of the 
capacities to adapt and County budget to climate adaptation Enhanced 
    cope with adverse and mitigation projects; diversification resilient amongst 3,000,000.00 
impacts of climate of livelihoods e.g. Income generating communities 
variability activities, growing drought tolerant 
fruit trees and crops- green grams, 
cowpeas, pigeon peas, etc 
Improved access 
          
to donor funding 
77   
   
PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
Conduct training and capacity 
Increased 
      building workshops on climate change   
standards of 
mainstreaming 
        Living   
Environmental education and 
Increased 
awareness programme (the programme 
To enhance community’s awareness on 
Environmental consists of the commemoration of 
environmental education sustainable 
  management and international environmental events, 1,500,000.00 
and awareness for environmental 
awareness schools and church outreach activities 
sustainable development conservation and 
and general civic education and 
management 
campaigns) 
Publication and distribution of 
      educational and awareness creation     
materials and media campaigns 
Utilize benchmarking for exposure to 
      best practices in environmental     
sensitization 
Mount trainings and workshops for our 
staff and community groups (youth and 
          
women) on environmental 
conservation 
To formulate measures Develop solid waste management Improved 
Sustainable waste 
  and mechanisms for policy and strategy for the Kitui hygiene and 1,000,000.00 
management 
waste management county sanitation 
To build partnerships through private- 
Increased 
public partnerships for sustainable 
employment 
waste management and utilization e.g. 
      amongst the   
collaboration with individuals, 
youth and 
organizations, clubs, societies, women 
women 
and youth groups 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
Acquire and develop suitable land for Reduced water 
      establishing modern waste disposal borne and   
facility for toxic and hazardous waste airborne diseases 
Strengthen environmental compliance 
and enforcement through acquisition of Enhanced 
      1,000,000.00 
enforcement equipment, tools and compliance 
uniforms 
  TOTAL       13,500,000.00 
ENERGY 
          
DEPARTMENT 
Enhanced access 
of electricity and 
To promote utilization of 
connectivity in 
electricity, Rural electrification of institution and 
To enhance access of rural areas 
  alternative/renewable households in partnership with REREC 5,500,000.00 
electricity to rural areas through 
sources of energy within and Kenya power  
maximization 
the county 
and installation 
of transformers  
To equip youth and 
Improved 
Promotion and women groups with Installation and maintenance  of solar 
security and 
  adoption of renewable hands on skills on energy security light in the upcoming markets 19,000,000.00 
extended 
energy technologies efficient and sustainable in the county 
working hours 
technologies 
Improved 
Maintenance of solar systems efficiency in 
powering water pumps at community utilizing 
      8,000,000.00 
boreholes  and lighting in trading affordable and 
centres reliable power 
supply 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
systems;to the 
rural 
communities 
Increased 
earnings and 
Promotion and training of communities Reduced indoor 
      1,500,000.00 
on installation of clean cook stoves air pollution for 
the rural 
communities 
Improved 
To provide alternative To promote sustainable 
Establishment of cottage industries for livelihoods for 
livelihood to production of wood fuel 
  briquette production, wood fuel communities 1,000,000.00 
communities affected in line with wealth 
production and carbon trading affected by the 
by charcoal ban creation  
charcoal ban 
  Sub – Total       35,000,000.00 
MINERALS RESOURCES  INVESTMENTS  AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT  
  
  
Increased 
awareness on 
Establishment of Kitui mineral 
Training of Artisanal miners, conduct 
County Mineral Capacity building of resources and 
  exposure tours, and provide tools and 2,000,000.00 
Resources and artisanal miners improved skills 
equipment.  
Coordination Centre of artisanal 
miners in Kitui 
County 
Increase 
Establishment of the Construction and equipping of 
investment and 
    county Gemology and gemology and mineral testing centre in 15,000,000.00 
revenue 
Mineral testing centre Kivou ward, Mwingi  
collection from 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
mineral 
resources 
Increased wealth 
To carry out mineral resources and creation for 
Mineral resources value especially gemstones collection, value communities 
    2,500,000.00 
chain and marketing addition, packaging, certification and improved 
licensing standards of 
living 
Increased 
awareness on 
Community 
To develop awareness, information sustainable 
sensitization and Community awareness 
  and education materials for mineral mineral 1,500,000.00 
awareness creation on and sensitization. 
rich areas of the county resources 
mineral resources 
utilization in 
Kitui County 
            
Increased 
awareness on 
Holding community awareness and sustainable 
Community awareness 
    sensitization meetings in Mwingi mineral 1,200,000.00 
and sensitization. 
North, Kitui South and Kitui East resources 
utilization in 
Kitui County 
Carry out geological Increase 
Geological assessment of mineral 
Mineral resources assessment in Tharaka investment into 
  resources in Tseikuru and Tharaka 3,000,000.00 
database development and Tseikuru ward in the county 
wards in Mwingi north 
mwingi north mining section 
  Sub – Total       25,200,000.00 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
  TOURISM DEPARTMENT  
Tourism Promotion and Marketing 
To develop and promote events of familiarization trips, camping 
Increased 
  Tourism development  tourism activities in the expeditions and end year tourism 1,200,000 
tourism activities 
county  expos’ and organize tourism 
investment and hospitality workshops 
Development of Ikoo Valley as a 
tourist attraction site (Bazaar View Improved visitor 
      3,500,000 
Point) and Development of other experience 
touristic sites  
Complete and operationalize Kalundu  
 Eco-park (Swimming pool, canoes, Increased 
    3,000,000 
  boat riding competition, Zipline and tourism activities 
construction of a floating restraunt) 
 
Construction of Iko-Toilet, erection of 
shades,provision of water and lights 
Secure attraction 
      ,nature trails ,perimeter fence and 2,000,000 
sites 
roads at Nzambani ,yanzuu  and Kavia 
rocks 
Conserve reptile 
Complete Construction of snake species, enhance 
      houses and operationalization of research and 2,200,000 
Mutomo reptile park diversify tourism 
products 
Improve income 
Promote bird watching  expeditions in generation for 
      1,369,525 
Mumoni and Mutitu  hills IBA centres the site support 
group 
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PROPOSED BUDGET 
COUNTY BROAD BROAD STRATEGIC EXPECTED 
PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES FOR ESTIMATE 
MINISTRY PRIORITIES OBJECTIVES OUTCOME 
FY 2022/2023  (KSHS) 
            
To develop wildlife based Rangers camp completion and 
Enhance wildlife Improved 
  tourism and enhance equipping ,fencing and water pans in 3,400,000 
conservation security 
wildlife conservation Kanyonyoo wildlife conservancy 
Opening up new roads and grading of 
access roads in South Kitui, National 
Accessibility for game Improved 
  To grade access roads reserves, Mumoni IBA Mwingi 2,000,000 
drives  accessibility 
National Reserve, and at Kanyonyoo 
Wildlife Conservancy 
  Sub – Total       19,169,525.09 
            
  PE &OM       140,810,360.91 
  DEVELOPMENT       92,869,525.09 
  TOTAL       233,679,886.00 
 
 
 
 
 
  
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4.10 Ministry of Gender, Sports and Culture  
Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
To enhance General Operationalize staff 
                                    
PE and OM Administration Planning and emoluments and other general Enhanced service delivery 
67,699,962.07  
Support Services expenses 
Gender, Sports and Culture         
Develop Kitui Stadium – 
Perimeter wall, Construction of 
changing rooms, spectator                                     
To upgrade sports Infrastructure  
terraces, flood lights, packing 15,400,000.00  
area and toilets to attain 
international standards.  
Establishment of 15 sports                                     
facilities  10,000,000.00  
County tournaments in Football, 
Volleyball, Athletics and 
                                      
Development of Sports Basketball from village level 
Sports  5,000,000.00  
Facilities and Talent Promotion  culminating into Governor’s 
Road Race and Governor’s Cup.  
To identify, nurture and Organize, Prepare teams and 
develop sports talent  participate in Kenya Youth                                       
Inter-county Sports Association 3,500,000.00  
games (KYISA). 
Participate in KYISA and                                       
KICOSCA games 2,000,000.00  
Support Federation 
                                      
Tournaments (Athletics Kenya, 
1,800,000.00  
Football Federation of Kenya 
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Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
and Kenya Volleyball 
Federation)   
Identify and develop Rugby, 
Badminton, Lawn tennis,                                       
Handball teams, and Scrabble 3,000,000.00  
teams in the County. 
Procure and Supply sports 
equipment such as uniforms, 
balls, nets and playing boots to 
all active Football and 
                                      
Volleyball clubs in the County. 
7,000,000.00  
Train sports federation officials 
and athletes in various sports to 
build up their capacity in all 
skills.  
Carry out outreaches to sensitize 
community members on GBV,                                       
referral services, reporting and 5,000,000.00  
other interventions 
 To enhance reporting of 
atrocities and ensure successful Collaborate with partners both 
prosecution of GBV Civil society and private players 
Promotion of gender parity and perpetrators to:  Facilitate interventions in 
Gender and Social Services                                        
participation in nation building  cases of violations; Support the 2,400,000.00  
Kitui County GBV Committee 
in enhancing access to justice 
for survivors of GBV 
Establish a Rescue center for 
To eliminate Gender Based GBV survivors in Kitui                                     
Violence in the community  Township and facilitate linkages 10,000,000.00  
with the Judiciary, Office of the 
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Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
Public Prosecutor, Department 
of Health, the Kenya Police 
Service and other stakeholders 
who have a role in the chain of 
evidence  
Operationalize the County 
Enhance the legislative and Gender Policy 
policy environment for effective Operationalize the Kitui County                                          
gender mainstreaming and Gender Mainstreaming Bill and 800,000.00  
gender promotive work Kitui County Women 
Empowerment Fund  
Sensitize communities and carry 
Facilitate equal access for out trainings for registration of 
members of the community businesses, technical capacity to 
especially the marginalized to deal with procurement 
Government  documentation and related 
Promoting economic 
knowledge. 
empowerment through                                       
Facilitate registration of 
enhanced access to government 1,800,000.00  
business enterprises for 
procurement opportunities 
marginalized groups to increase 
Procurement Opportunities uptake of the 30% Government 
Procurement Opportunities set 
aside for Women, Youth and 
Persons with Disabilities.     
Carry out trainings on AGPO 
Empowerment of the 
Support Community On social and assist groups of Women and 
marginalized segments of the                                          
life and self-supporting PWDs to register businesses and 
society : women, youth, men 700,000.00  
economic systems teach them how to interact with 
and PLWDS  
contract application documents 
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Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
Procure and supply materials for 
support of groups to start                                       
income generating activities(as 5,900,000.00  
per the group requests) 
Procure PWDs assistive devices 
                                      
such as wheelchairs and white 
2,500,000.00  
canes  
Support marking and 
celebration of International 
Days; International Women’s                                       
Day,  International Day of 1,090,000.00  
Disability, International Day of 
African Child 
Promote healthy living for the 
Support Community Charitable Support children homes (CCIs)                                       
youth and members of the 
Children Institutions (CCCIs)   with food and other utilities  1,800,000.00  
community  
Support recording of Cultural 
programs for community 
performing groups, artists and 
schools through drama, music, 
Conservation of the Intangible                                       
acrobatics, visual arts and other 
Kamba heritage  1,400,000.00  
forms of art Rehabilitation / 
Protection of Cultural Centers in 
Preservation, Promotion and 
Culture  AIC Ikutha, AIC 
Development of culture  
Mulango,Kavea caves 
Participate in the Kenya Music 
                                      
and Cultural Festival program in 
Rehabilitation and restoration of 1,550,000.00  
the Country  
tangible heritage (cultural sites) 
Identification, documentation, 
for tourism and research                                           
preservation and Promotion of 
500,000.00  
historical and cultural sites:   
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Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
Prefeasibility studies for 
Cultural sites, Ngomeni, 
                                      
Mukenyeke Shrine, and 
1,900,000.00  
development of online 
repository for Kamba artifacts 
Equip  Mwingi and Kyoani 
Resource Centers complete with                                       
culinary and audio sets for 1,500,000.00  
seminar hosting 
Operationalize Mwitika Social                                       
hall   2,500,000.00  
Complete Lower Eastern                                       
Heritage Center Gallery II 4,950,000.00  
Establishment of equipped                                       
studio for yputh development 4,950,000.00  
Public park, construction of a 
                                      
tuck shop,VIP toilets, benches 
1,508,786.00  
and dustbins 
Carry out a comprehensive 
study to map the county heritage 
in conjunction with National 
Museums of Kenya, 
KNATCOM-UNESCO and the 
National                                        
3,500,000.00  
Department of Culture 
Sponsor bills to facilitate 
registration and licensing of 
herbalists and other cultural 
practitioners. 
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Proposed objectives and 
County Ministry/Spending 
Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives  programmes for 2022/2023  Estimated Project Cost/Kshs    
Entity  
FY  
Develop policies to facilitate 
promotion and preservation of 
culture and heritage in the 
county 
                                  
 Totals 
171,648,748.07  
 
 
 
4.11 The County Treasury  
Proposed  Projects  and  
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities  Expected Outcomes  Budget  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity  Objectives  Programmes for FY 
2022/2023  
 Administration To enhance General  Operationalize staff 
PE and OM  emoluments and other Enhanced service delivery  417,184,952.00 
Administration Planning 
  general expenses  
and Support Services  
To improve staff 
Undertake staff capacity 
Staff Training and capacity performance through 
   building through technical Efficient service delivery  112,815,048.00 
development program.  capacity building and 
assistance programmes.  
training  
  To promote quick and 
Sustainable development in 
sustainable interventions to 
Emergency Fund  Emergency Fund.  both the medium and long 30,000,000.00 
the public in case of 
term  
emergency occurrences  
89   
   
Proposed  Projects  and  
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities  Expected Outcomes  Budget  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity  Objectives  Programmes for FY 
2022/2023  
  County assets To improve staff 
management, investments, performance and service Establish Asset registers    Enhanced service delivery 8,000,000.00 
inventory control    delivery 
  Car loans and   Mortgages Car loans and   Mortgages 
To improve staff welfare Improved staff welfare    43,000,000.00 
to county  staff    to county  staff    
Undertaking feasibility 
To enhance planning Updating of County 
study to assess the impact 
through effective decision Statistical Abstract/ County Enhanced county Planning 11,000,000.00 
of county interventions for 
making wellbeing Survey 
the previous year  
Writing of proposals for 
donor support to enhance 
Mobilization for donor 
additional revenue Increased revenue envelop Improved Livelihood 5,000,000.00 
support       
injection by 
institutions/private donors 
Consolidation of Public 
County Integrated 
Proposals, Contracted To enhance County Equitable distribution of 
Development Plan (2023 – 20,000,000.00 
Economic Planning professional on preparation planning resources.  
2027) 
of the Plan document 
Regular Monitoring of 
Coordinate County To ensure value for money County projects and Improved livelihoods 
Monitoring and   on county projects programs; Periodic through informed  projects 10,000,000.00 
Evaluation system implemented evaluation of County prioritization    
projects    
County Development 
Improved livelihood 
planning, public 
Preparation of planning To enhance equitable through Prudent financial 
participation, governance 7,987,303.03 
documents    resource allocation management and effective 
systems, procedures and 
planning   
internal controls    
90   
   
Proposed  Projects  and  
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities  Expected Outcomes  Budget  Estimates (Ksh)  
Spending Entity  Objectives  Programmes for FY 
2022/2023  
Recruitment of data 
County revenue reform, 
enumerators, Data To increase collection of Enhanced revenue 
Revenue Department administration and 15,000,000.00 
collection, Data collation revenue collection    
operations 
and analysis;  systems       
Totals          262,802,351.03 
Grand Total          679,987,303.03 
 
 
4.12 County Public Service Board  
County Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives   Proposed projects and Expected Outcomes Estimated Budget 
Ministry/Spending programmes for FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
 PE and OM To enhance General Operationalize staff emoluments Enhanced service delivery 50,000,000.00 
Administration Planning and and other general expenses. 
Support Services 
County Public Efficient Promotion of Values and Develop, produce and distribute Enhanced compliance with                                                  
Service Board Implementation of Principles in the County Public Values and Principles IEC values and principles   
Values and Service Materials, referred to in articles 10 and 5,000,000.00 
principles 232 of the constitution of 
Kenya 2010, 
Sensitize public service officers Effective and efficient 
on values & principles, delivery of services, 
Monitor compliance with values 
and principles, 
91   
   
County Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives   Proposed projects and Expected Outcomes Estimated Budget 
Ministry/Spending programmes for FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
Prepare and submit regular 
reports on the extent of 
Enabling working 
compliance with values & 
environment for county 
principles to the county 
public service officers. 
assembly, 
Carry out satisfaction surveys. 
Strengthen Human Efficient procurement and Review and advise on Optimal staffing levels 5,000,000.00 
Resource systems management of human resource departmental structures, within the County 
and procedures services Government, 
Review and approve job Well defined career 
indents/adverts, progressions for various 
cadres, 
 Advertise and fill vacant  Efficient management of 
positions, casual employees, 
Develop, harmonize and review A working succession plan. 
schemes of service for all 
cadres, 
Audit casuals to inform 
rationalization, 
Legislative engagements, 
Facilitate development of a 
succession planning policy. 
Improve Enhance employee capacity Sensitize Cos and HROs on Efficient delivery of county 8,000,000.00 
productivity Training policy, public services, 
within the county Approve and authorize long Motivated workforce, 
public service duration training, 
Facilitate pre –retirement Smooth transition for 
programmes, retiring officers. 
Sensitize county public service   
on pension’s policy, 
92   
   
County Broad Priorities  Broad Strategic Objectives   Proposed projects and Expected Outcomes Estimated Budget 
Ministry/Spending programmes for FY 2022/2023 
Entity 
Capacity building (Training) for 
Board members and secretariat. 
Strengthen Efficient provision of discipline Review and enhance the Efficient processing of 3,000,000.00 
discipline services within the county discipline procedure manual, Discipline cases 
procedure Sensitize county HR Advisory Disciplined County Public 
Committee on discipline Service 
matters, 
Process and finalize discipline   
cases. 
Promote Improve Board Image Review of Board Strategic Plan, Clear direction on the 5,000,000.00 
operational Improve Board operation operations of CPSB, 
efficiency of the Develop Board brand elements, Efficient delivery on CPSB 
Board Review Board Service Charter, mandate. 
Purchase Board Vehicle, Cut on Expenditure/Cost 
Internet Connectivity, (Rent) 
Buy Land for construction of 
KCPSB offices, 
Construction of Board offices 
Establishment of Board’s 
Archive- purchase of two (2) 40 
Ft. containers. 
 
Purchase of office furniture and 
equipment( 30 Office chairs, 
tables, 6 laptops,4 desktops, 10 
printer, 2 scanner, 10 UPS, 10 
connection cables, 2 
photocopier, 10 cabinets and 10 
pcs ofTrancent) 
Total         26,000,000.00  
Grand total         76,000,000.00  
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4.13 The County Assembly  
County Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Proposed Projects and Expected Impact  Budget Estimate (Kshs)  
Ministry/Spending Objectives Programs for 2022/2023 
Entity FY 
County Assembly Ø  PE and OM  ·       To enhance General  Operationalize staff ·       Enhanced service                   
Administration Planning emoluments and other delivery  576,699,627.00  
and Support Services  general expenses  
Ø  Car Loans for ·       Replenish the car ·       Issued car loans to ·       Enhanced service                   
Members loans Fund and issue to Members delivery 112,000,000.00  
Members 
Ø  Housing the Speaker ·       Enhance the ·       Construction of ·       Enhance the                     
Speakers performance Speaker’s Residence Speakers performance 45,000,000.00  
through providing a 
residential house 
Ø  Provide offices for ·       Ensure Conducive ·       Construction of ·       Provide Members                   
Members and Staff Working Environment Office Block and Staff with conducive 100,000,000.00  
working environment 
Ø  Ensure improved ·       Impact necessary ·       Carry out necessary ·       Provide Members                     
Legislation, legislative skills to capacity building and staff with necessary 25,000,000.00  
Representation and members and staff programs to members and legislative skills to 
Oversight. staff effectively carry out their 
mandate  
·       Improve ·       Purchase of Office ·       Ease in duty                     
performance through Equipment performance 20,000,000.00  
provision of requisite 
tools and equipment 
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County Broad Priorities Broad Strategic Proposed Projects and Expected Impact  Budget Estimate (Kshs)  
Ministry/Spending Objectives Programs for 2022/2023 
Entity FY 
·       Provide a ·       Construction of a ·       Ease in duty                     
recreational facility for recreational facility performance by members 20,000,000.00  
Members 
·       Reduce amounts ·       Construction of ·       Conducive working                     
paid in monthly rent ward offices environment for members 20,000,000.00  
as they serve their 
electorate 
        Totals                  918,699,627.00  
 
4.14 Kitui Municipality  
County 
Ministry/ Broad Broad Strategic  Budget 
Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Expected Outcome 
Spending Priorities Objectives Estimate  
Entity 
To enhance General 
Enhanced service 
PE &OM Administartion,Planning Operationalize staff emoluments and other  general expenses 119,949,018.91 
delivery 
and support services  
Mapping 
To map and update record 
Revenue Recording of all businesses in the municipality and updating the Improved revenue 
register of all businesses 2,000,000 
collection register collection 
Kitui within Kitui municipality  stations 
Municipality 
To create favorable Conducive business 
Construction of 200No.modern stalls (Mama Ngina Street at 
Construction business environment for environment for Kwa Miraa,Opposite Coop-Bank and Opposite Kunda Kindu 8,000,000 
of Non- vendors and Increase vendors. ,Increased buspark along Kitui County referal  hospital wall) 
residential trading space   trading space   
Buildings To create favorable Construction of 20 No.market sheds at Kunda Kindu and Conducive business 
12,000,000 
business environment for Kalundu Bus park for mama mboga and traders. environment for 
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County 
Ministry/ Broad Broad Strategic  Budget 
Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Expected Outcome 
Spending Priorities Objectives Estimate  
Entity 
vendors and Increase vendors. ,Increased 
trading space   trading space   
To create favorable Rehabilitation and  development of Kiembeni market and  six Conducive business 
business environment for other markets within the environment for 
5,000,000 
vendors and Increase municipality(Museve,Matinyani,Chuluni,Katulani,Wikilye and vendors. ,Increased 
trading space   Mulutu Markets) trading space   
To have improved Construction of 1No.ablution block using biodigester 
Improved   hygiene 1,000,000 
sanitation technology at kiembeni market  
To create favorable 
Conducive business 
business environment for Construction and Renovation of 3No. shoe shiners /hawkers 
environment for 3,507,024 
vendors and Increase sheds 
vendors.   
trading space   
Sustainable 
To have Sustainable Formulation and facilitation of approval and adoption of Sustainable urban 
Urban 
urban management  and Municipal policies on:Sub-division of land,Market stall management  and 2,000,000 
management 
utilization of resources acquisition, ownership and transfer utilization of resources 
Policy  
Gravelling Kitui town road network-20KM(from Kitui Resort 
To have efficient and Hotel to SDA to Kafoca Hotel,Kitui stadium to Kalundu River, Improved transport and 
20,000,000 
effective transport. Pastoral Centre estates roads and Intellect College to kalundu mobility 
Dam) 
Road opening and improvement and other infrastructure-
Construction 
To have efficient and 5km(Savani Estate roads,Kiluilu new residential Improved transport 
of Civil 12,000,000 
effective transport. settlements,Unyaa,Mulutu and Mutune new residential infrastructure 
Works 
Settlements) 
Construction of parking slots along Lower Mama Ngina and 
Improved accessibility 
To enhance revenue Kilungya Streets-from Jubilee college to BAT,Hospital 
and  enhanced revenue 20,000,000 
collection RD,Around Kitui public park,Hospital road,Kitui Park,  and 
collection 
opposite Min. of Trade offices 
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County 
Ministry/ Broad Broad Strategic  Budget 
Proposed Projects and Programmes for FY 2022/2023 Expected Outcome 
Spending Priorities Objectives Estimate  
Entity 
Installation of cabro paved walkways and parking slots in Kitui 
Improved mobility and 
  CBD-2.5km (Mukuti street,B7 Road from AIC junction to 16,000,000 
walkability 
Magunas Supermarket) 
To have improved Walk ways, culverts, Storm water drains in other towns within Improved transport 
16,000,000 
transport infrastructure kitui Municipality-5km infrastructure 
To have better working Construction of  parking bay at Kitui Municipality Office 
Conducive  environment  5,000,000 
environment Block. 
Toenhance fire engine 
Installation of parking shed for Fire engine vehicle-1No Safety of fire engine 3,000,000 
safety 
Well maintained dump 
To have well maintained Reinforce fencing, installation of gate at the county dump site  
site,Well contained solid 4,300,000 
Dumpsite and general maintenance  
waste  
To enhance aesthetic Improved business 
value of the county Rebranding /Facelifting of all buildings in kitui town environment/aesthetic 7,000,000 
Headquarter value 
Sustainable 
To enhance  Sustainable Fabricate and install 63 (@ Ksh 45,000) metallic litter bins at 
waste Reduced littering 2,000,000 
waste management the CBD, markets and along the main roads 
management 
Enhanced waste 
To enhance  Sustainable Fabricate 20 (Number) (@ Ksh. 450,000) waste bins (bulk 
  collection and temporal 5,000,000 
waste management bins/skips) 
storage 
Specialized 
Equipment, To enhance waste Enhance waste 
Purchase 1(Number) skip loader for offloading skips  10,000,000 
Materials collection and disposal collection and disposal 
and Supplies  
          273,756,043 
 
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4.15 Mwingi Town Administration  
Proposed Projects and 
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  Budget Estimate (Kshs)  
Spending Entity Objectives 
2022/2023  
General office operations, 
To create enabling                                     
training and capacity 
environment for an 68,846,773.00  
building. 
General administration Improved Service 
inclusive and safe work 
and support services Town public fora. Delivery   
place through effective 
administration and Office equipment and ICT 
  
corporate services Infrastructure 
Mwingi Town 
  
Administration Purchase of a double                                       
cabin vehicle 5,000,000.00  
To ensure efficiency in   
Specialized Equipment, solid waste management, 
Materials and Supplies  service delivery and clean Efficiency in solid waste                                       4 No. Skipper 
town environment  management 1,000,000.00  
Efficiency in service 
Assorted cleansing tools                                       
delivery and clean 
and equipment 1,000,000.00  
environment 
Office renovations, new Efficiency in service 
To provide more working                                       
kitchen and connectivity delivery and clean 
space 2,000,000.00  
of water to the offices environment 
Construction of Non- Installation of two 
  To improve security, 
residential Buildings ‘Mulika Mwizi’ in  Stock 
ensure extended business Improved security hence                                       
yard area and Behind 
hours as well as provision reduced criminal activities 3,500,000.00  
Mosque/huruma water 
of aesthetics  
kiosk area 
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Proposed Projects and 
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  Budget Estimate (Kshs)  
Spending Entity Objectives 
2022/2023  
Enhanced  areas for 
To expand town and                                       
Purchase of land conducting jua kali 
increase land bank 3,000,000.00  
business 
To provide permanent Availability of water on 
                                      
water supply to the Drilling of  a  borehole  site , improved sanitation 
2,000,000.00  
slaughter house and quality meat 
To improve on county One cabro paved car park Designated parking slots 
                                      
own source revenue adjacent to Target hence increased county 
2,500,000.00  
collection Supermarket revenue collection 
To have Conducive Redesigning and 
Increased commercial 
business environment for construction of   storm                                       
activities and efficient 
about 5000 traders and water drainage within the 2,500,000.00  
mobility in Town. 
their customers town 
Construction of Civil 
Grading, Gravelling, 
Works To ensure efficient traffic Increased commercial 
Culverts and Bush 
flow, reduced risks of activities and efficient                                       
clearing on road from 
accidents and controlled mobility within the Town 2,500,000.00  
Bethel Academy to 
storm water. and its environs 
Kathonzweni Secondary  
To improve  Grading, Gravelling, 
and commercial activities 
Culverts and Bush 
accessibility to residential within the Town and its                                       
clearing on road from 
areas. neighbouring shopping 2,000,000.00  
Internet Petrol Station to 
centres. 
      Kathozweni Secondary 
To improve  Grading, Gravelling, Improved town 
Culverts and Bush                                       
connectivity and 
accessibility to residential clearing on road from 3,000,000.00  decongestion in the CBD 
areas. Kwa Mwendu Junction 
99   
   
Proposed Projects and 
County Ministry/ Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programmes for FY Expected Outcomes  Budget Estimate (Kshs)  
Spending Entity Objectives 
2022/2023  
through Mukulima to 
  
Slaughter 
house 
  
  
Grading and gravelling of 
Backstreet Roads (5 
Improved accessibility kilometer of roads) Conducive and                                       
and opened back areas for traversable road for 
  2,462,926.00  
efficient service delivery.  residents  
  
                                  
Total Budget Estimate 
101,309,699.00  
 
 
 
 
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4.16 Ministry of Livestock, Apiculture and Fisheries   
Proposed 
County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad strategic objectives Projects/Programmes for Expected outcome  Proposed budget  
2022/2023 FY 
To enhance General Operationalize staff 
                        
PE and OM  Administration Planning and emoluments and other Enhanced service delivery  
75,000,000.00  
Support Services  general expenses  
                        
Sub-Total       
75,000,000.00  
          
Dairy/Beef improvement 
                          
through artificial 
livestock breeds Increased livestock output, 4,000,000.00  
insemination (AI) 
improvement and productivity and quality of 
Provision of high quality 
management products                           
cocks for breeding and 
Ministry of Livestock, 3,500,000.00  Galla bucks 
Apiculture and Fisheries Provision of pasture seeds 
Development Improving pasture and Pasture and fodder for feed production and seed                           
fodder production and 
production and conservation multiplication as well as 5,500,000.00  
conservation 
building capacity of farmers Improved livestock 
Range Improvement production and productivity 
Programme; Capacity 
building of farmers and 
Improve production from 
provision of fencing, soil 
rangelands and the 
Rehabilitation of denuded conservation and water                           
provision of feed for 
rangelands harvesting materials. 4,500,000.00  
livestock while conserving 
Construction of sample 
soils and harvest water. 
storage structures and 
procurement of grass 
harvesting equipment 
101   
   
Proposed 
County Ministry Broad Priorities Broad strategic objectives Projects/Programmes for Expected outcome  Proposed budget  
2022/2023 FY 
Improving technology Local sourcing of beehives 
                          
Apiculture and management adoption, market linkage for apiary establishment and 
4,000,000.00  
and value addition honey extraction equipment. 
Provision of portable spray 
Livestock disease Reducing livestock disease Improved animal health and                         
pumps, disease surveillance 
prevention and control incidence and outbreak production 10,000,000.00  
and animal vaccinations 
Climate smart (water 
                          
Promoting interventions in saving) aquaculture 
demonstrations Improved Fisheries 
1,972,759.72  
aquaculture development production 
Promotion of aquaculture that increase fisheries 
productivity and                           Dam restocking/stocking 
profitability 1,500,000.00  
Improve fingerling access                           
  Fish breeding centre at ATC 
by fisher folks 4,000,000.00  
                        
  Sub-Total       
38,972,759.72  
                      
  Total       
113,972,759.72  
 
 
 
 
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4.17 Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning  
County Ministry/ Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programs for FY Expected impact Estimated Budget  
Objectives 
Spending Entity 2022/2023 
To have timely and up to 
date data for making key Market stakeholders 
planning decisions and meeting, delineation of 
Develop 400 Geo Reduce the scope of land 
resolving related land market boundaries and 
referenced market layouts disputes and enhance 
disputes as well as ground picking of data in 3,000,000 
(5 in each of the 40 efficient and effective 
providing a basis for respective markets 
wards). planning 
preparation of future followed by validation 
physical development exercise. 
plans 
To provide a basis for 
expansion and future 
development of physical 
Notice of intention to plan 
and social infrastructure 
Physical Planning like roads, schools, and 
industries  
Develop Special Area 
(purpose) plan for Thwake Reconnaissance survey 
Base map preparation 
Multipurpose dam, 
Special Economic Zone Data collection and 
Guided development of 
7,500,000 
analysis  land and infrastructure. plan for Kanyonyoo and 
Regional Development Improved service delivery Conduct Consultative 
Plan for Mui Basin. to the public across the stakeholder meetings 
county. 
Planning report 
Advertisement 
Publication for approval 
Approved plan 
103   
   
County Ministry/ Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programs for FY Expected impact Estimated Budget  
Objectives 
Spending Entity 2022/2023 
Engagement of 
Neighboring Counties of 
Machakos, Embu and 
Makueni. 
-Notice of intention to 
plan  
-Reconnaissance survey 
Preparation of Physical Base map preparation 
and Land Use Plans for To provide a basis for 
-Data collection 
Kyuso, Mutomo, Mbitini, expansion and future 
Guide land use and 
Ikutha, Nguutani, Mutitu, development of physical -Conduct consultative 9,000,000 controlled development. 
Tulia, Kwa-Vonza, and social infrastructure stakeholder meetings in 
Nguni, Endau and like roads, schools conjunction with MCAs. 
Tseikuru urban centres.  
-Planning report 
Advertisement 
Publication for approval 
Approved plan 
- Public participation in 
Preparation of land use 
conjunction with County 
bills and policies, 
Assembly,  
Provide a legal and 
(i.e. Development To provide a legal basis 
institutional framework 
management policy/bill, for addressing pertinent 2,000,000 
guiding planning 
GIS utilization policy, issues affecting the public  
- Policy/Bill production, activities. 
Land use regularization 
policy/bill, Land sub-
division policy/bill). 
104   
   
County Ministry/ Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programs for FY Expected impact Estimated Budget  
Objectives 
Spending Entity 2022/2023 
  - Presentation to the 
county assembly for 
approval. 
- Preliminary training and 
capacity building of staff.  
- Procurement of the Ensure an authentic and 
Installation of a land To procure and establish a 
system. clean land records and 
Management System fully functional land 12,000,000 
-  On-job training and effective land (LIMs). management system. 
support for effective administration. 
administration of the 
system. 
Digitization of Planning - Digitization of Plans and 
-Streamline and reduce 
Records, and geo- To have an up to date Other Spatial Records. 
the scope of land and 
referencing of key county records for key decision 
property disputes, thereby 
government facilities, making and enhanced -Geo-referencing of 2,000,000 
including tourism sites, Service Delivery and Plan tourism sites, health 
Improving transparency in 
health facilities, ECD Records Management. facilities, ECD centers, 
the maintenance of 
planning records. 
centers, etc. etc. 
Enhancement of the GIS 
lab 
To have a functional and Enhance efficiency in data 
-Remote sensing software Collection of more data 
an up to date geodatabase storage and retrieval, 
  and storage into the 1,000,000 
-Scanner cum printer & with all the necessary data which is key in making existing geodatabase 
plotters A0 to A4, adequately backed up. informed decisions 
Cameras, Software, 
Tablets, etc. 
105   
   
County Ministry/ Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programs for FY Expected impact Estimated Budget  
Objectives 
Spending Entity 2022/2023 
To have plot owners 
-Data collection, 
furnished with clear land Help reduce cases of land 
Land titling and preparation of a basemap, 
  ownership documents disputes and grabbing of 2,000,000 
adjudication. advertisement, survey 
which shall increase the public land. 
works and approval. 
utility of the plots. 
- Enhance effective land 
- In liaison with the 
To promote and educate administration, diminish 
county assembly educate 
the public on the role of land conflicts, and 
the public on the role of 
  Land clinics the county ministry of promote optimum 3,000,000 
the ministry of lands in 
land in land management utilization of the land as a 
land management in the 
and administration.   primary factor of 
county.   
production. 
Procurement of; 
-Safes & cabinets (Fire Improve efficiency in land 
proof), management and 
To have  a modern master administration within the 
Establishment of County 
  registry for all public land -Files, county. This will also 2,000,000 
Land registry 
within the County form a basis for decision 
-Scanners for digitization making in adverse cases of 
of the files. land disputes. 
-Operationalization of the 
registry. 
 Total Development 43,500,000.00 
Operations & Maintenance (O & M) 43,804,149.43 
Personnel Emoluments (PE) (Actual with the growth provision) 46,000,000.00 
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County Ministry/ Proposed Projects and 
Broad Strategic 
Broad Priorities Programs for FY Expected impact Estimated Budget  
Objectives 
Spending Entity 2022/2023 
Total Ministerial Budget Ceiling (As given) 133,304,149.43 
 
 
 
 
 
ANNEX II: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED AT WARD LEVEL DURING CFSP PUBLIC  
PARTICIPATION FORUMS  
S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
1 MoAW&I Fencing with gate of Kandawa Earthdam 1 Mwingi North Kyuso 
2 MoH&S Renovation and Equipping of Kakunike Dispensary 2 Mwingi North Kyuso 
3 MoTC&I Construction of VIP latrine at Mivukoni Market 3 Mwingi North Kyuso 
4 MoAW&I Drilling, Equiping and piping of Mandala borehole 4 Mwingi North Kyuso 
5 MoTC&I Grading, levelling and fencing of Kyuso bus park 5 Mwingi North Kyuso 
6 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading, bush clearing, spot improvement and 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni 
installation of Culverts from Ngomani-Muringani-
Mandongoi road Junctio 
7 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kivila stream-Ndatani-Kamusilu 5 Mwingi North Ngomeni 
Road. 
8 MoH&S Construction of Dispensary at Kimela 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
9 MoIHT&PW Machine Bush clearing, grading and spot improvement from 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni 
catholic church through Kaango to Ngengi Central Shoping 
Center. 
10 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa Irugi. 3 Mwingi North Ngomeni 
11 MoIHT&PW Drift at Kakumu river in Kaningo Village 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru 
12 MoH&S Renovation and fencing of Mulangoni dispensary 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru 
13 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and pipeline extension of Rongwa borehole to 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru 
kwa Kamu Market 
14 MoAW&I Extension Pipeline from Mwangea Market to Kwa Syumweti 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru 
Junction, Water Kiosk and elevated Tank 
15 MoAW&I Abstraction System at Kwa Mbiti Earth Dam 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru 
16 MoIHT&PW Heavy dozing/construction of road from Thua-Kwa Nginga 1 Mwingi North Mumoni 
17 MoAW&I Scooping and Deslting of Kwa Ngomo/Muvinge Earthdam 4 Mwingi North Mumoni 
18 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kwa Maluki-Kalantine 5 Mwingi North Mumoni 
Secondary 
19 MoAW&I Drilling of Musosya borehole and extension to Musosya 3 Mwingi North Mumoni 
Secondary school 
20 MoAW&I Equiping of Katuuni Borehole 6 Mwingi North Mumoni 
21 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of Kakunguu borehole 7 Mwingi North Mumoni 
22 MoIHT&PW Dozing and Grading of Yangalasu-Wesungi Road 2 Mwingi North Mumoni 
23 MoAW&I Drilling and Solar installation of borehole at Rimuura river 2 Mwingi North Tharaka 
24 MoAW&I Establishment of Kambuyu rock catchment 4 Mwingi North Tharaka 
25 MoBEI&YD Construction of Dormitory at Kayenga Youlth Polytechnic 5 Mwingi North Tharaka 
26 MoIHT&PW Heavy Grading of Ciaituyu-Kamayangi junction with 1 Mwingi North Tharaka 
culverts. 
27 MoAW&I Drilling of Borehole with solar power at Kamagiti 3 Mwingi North Tharaka 
28 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kwa Maingulu earthdam 1 Mwingi Central Nuu 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
29 MoAW&I Storage water tranks at Nuu springs 2 Mwingi Central Nuu 
30 MoH&S Construction of Laboratory at Mutyangome dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Nuu 
31 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kaunzuu spring 4 Mwingi Central Nuu 
32 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kwa Mbundu box culvert 5 Mwingi Central Nuu 
33 MoAW&I Escavation of earthdam at Kwa Emma Syombua 1 Mwingi Central Waita 
34 MoAW&I Esscavation of earthdam at Nzaalani 2 Mwingi Central Waita 
35 MoH&S Fencing and gate at Enziu Dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Waita 
36 MoAW&I Escavation of earthdam at Kaulyambu 4 Mwingi Central Waita 
37 MoIHT&PW Grading and culverts at Kwa Machina roads 5 Mwingi Central Waita 
38 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Itungali River in Mwasuma 1 Mwingi Central Nguni 
39 MoAW&I Drilling of Kavuko borehole 2 Mwingi Central Nguni 
40 MoTC&I Construction of two door pit latrine with urinal at Maai 3 Mwingi Central Nguni 
market 
41 MoH&S Renovation, equipping, fencing and operationalization of 4 Mwingi Central Nguni 
Musovo dispensary 
42 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Ivuusya dispensary 5 Mwingi Central Nguni 
43 MoH&S Equip Ithumbi Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Kivou 
44 MoIHT&PW Construction of bridge at Lower Mangoloma River 2 Mwingi Central Kivou 
45 MoAW&I Construction of Nguuni earthdam 3 Mwingi Central Kivou 
46 MoH&S Fencing and gate at Thitha Dispensary 4 Mwingi Central Kivou 
47 MoAW&I Extension of pipeline from Kwambusya borehole to Kasevi 5 Mwingi Central Kivou 
Community- kiosk and water tank 
48 MoH&S Renovation of Mathuki Health Center 1 Mwingi Central Mui 
49 MoBEI&YD Construction and commissioning of Kamulewa Youth 2 Mwingi Central Mui 
Polytechnic 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
50 MoAW&I Supply and installation of 4 10,000 ltrs water tanks at 3 Mwingi Central Mui 
Kyamwenze Sec School 
51 MoH&S Renovation of Muyuni Dispensary 4 Mwingi Central Mui 
52 MoH&S Renovation of Mui Dispensary 5 Mwingi Central Mui 
53 MoH&S Construction of big sewerage system at Mwingi Level IV 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
Hospital 
54 MoAW&I System overhaul with three inch pipe raising main at 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
Kanzanzu borehole 
55 MoH&S Completion and equipping of maternity ward at Kalisasi 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
Health Center 
56 MoBEI&YD Kauswini Primary School Fencing and gate installation 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
57 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading and culverts installation at Kwa Mutindi 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
Muthangya Makau vi Mwangangi Kunzu Via Mwanziu 
Muthukya to Misyili Mutisyaa (Lundi road Junction) 
58 MoAW&I Kwa Kilonzi Mbuku water project pipeline extension to 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana 
Kavaini Ward HQS and distribution to Kiundani mkt, Kwa 
Mathenge, Kavaini Secondary, Kavaini Primary, Kitumbi 
Primary and Secondary (Thitani Village). 
59 MoAW&I Excavation of Ngomeni Earth Dam, Fencing, drawing 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana 
system, well drilling, water kiosk and latrine construction 
(Thokoa Village). 
60 MoAW&I Extension of Kalimbui water project to Kitulani Secondary- 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana 
Kyondoni ECDE centre (Kanyaa Village). 
61 MoH&S Construction of children and adult wards at Winzyeei Health 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana 
centre and staff quarters construction. 
62 MoH&S Upgrading of Kyusyani dispensary i.e maternity wing and 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana 
lab services. 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
63 MoIHT&PW Upgrading of road from Kwa Kasamba drift-Nzalae market- 1 Mwingi West Nguutani 
Kwa Kalumbo-Muthioni-Nzawa market with drift, culverts 
and murram 
64 MoAW&I Extension of piped water from Muthioni to Nzawa health 2 Mwingi West Nguutani 
centre through Thimu 
65 MoAW&I Extension of water from Kwa Kiama borehole to Kwa 3 Mwingi West Nguutani 
Ndumbe with water kiosk and elevated water tank 
66 MoH&S Elevation of Ngongoni dispensary to health centre 4 Mwingi West Nguutani 
67 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Nzauni primary- Katukoni river with a 5 Mwingi West Nguutani 
drift at Katukoni and Masaani rivers 
68 MoIHT&PW Construction of drifts and culverts along KETRACO- 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani 
Winzua water kiosk 
69 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of road along Kyethani secondary- 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani 
Kasavini-Nzaaiku-Karura-Kakongo-Kianzaini-Masingani 
road with drifts and culverts 
70 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of road along Ndingu-Mbilo-Nguli- 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani 
Thomas-Kiio catholic-Malatani-Ngemini-Koko-Wikivuvwa 
road with culverts and drifts 
71 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kavuoni primary school 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani 
72 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing and well equiped laboratory 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani 
at Kiomo dispensary  
73 MoAW&I Drilling of water borehole at Mumbuni Katalwa 1 Mwingi West Migwani 
74 MoAW&I Fencing of Nzeluni earthdam, gate, power house, water kiosk 2 Mwingi West Migwani 
and pit latrine 
75 MoAW&I Disliting, fencing, gate and construction of pit latrine at 3 Mwingi West Migwani 
Ndalani earthdam 
76 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and fencing of Mui dam 4 Mwingi West Migwani 
77 MoH&S Equiping and operationalization of Nzatani dispensary 5 Mwingi West Migwani 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
78 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Kilulu dispensary  6 Mwingi West Migwani 
79 MoH&S Construction of Matinyani Health Centre 2 Kitui West Matinyani 
80 MoH&S Construction of Kunikila Health Centre 1 Kitui West Matinyani 
81 MoH&S Fencing,gate,elecrticity connection at Kathuma Dispensary 4 Kitui West Matinyani 
82 MoBEI&YD Upgrading of Matinyani Vovational T. Centre to offer 5 Kitui West Matinyani 
Diploma 
83 MoH&S Construction of toilets at Kauma Health Centre 3 Kitui West Matinyani 
84 MoH&S Equiping and staffing of Kyaani dispensary 1 Kitui West Kithumula 
85 MoAW&I Construction of earthdam at Kwa Musyoka kikungu 3 Kitui West Kithumula 
86 MoBEI&YD Construction of Vocational T. Centre at Kwa Mutonga 2 Kitui West Kithumula 
87 MoH&S Renovation and fencing of Mithiikwani Dispensary 4 Kitui West Kithumula 
88 MoAW&I Distilling and fencing of Musemi earthdam 5 Kitui West Kithumula 
89 MoH&S Completion and equiping of Kangondi dispensary 1 Kitui West Mutonguni 
90 MoBEI&YD Levelling and fencing of Yalatani primary schoo playground 2 Kitui West Mutonguni 
and compound 
91 MoIHT&PW Road opening from kwa mbula-Msengo-Kyambiwa Kyeni 3 Kitui West Mutonguni 
market with grading and civil structure 
92 MoTC&I Construction of morden market at Tulia 4 Kitui West Mutonguni 
93 MoAW&I Drilling and equiping of borehole at Nyuani primary school 5 Kitui West Mutonguni 
94 MoAW&I Completion of desilting of K/Nzuki earth dam and 1 Kitui West Kauwi 
identification of the sand dam boundary 
95 MoTC&I Purchase of market  land at Katutu market 4 Kitui West Kauwi 
96 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from k/Benedette to Sangala 3 Kitui West Kauwi 
primary  
97 MoAW&I Repair of Kyenge borehole 2 Kitui West Kauwi 
112   
   
S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
98 MoIHT&PW Construction road from Kauwi River thru K/Musango to 5 Kitui West Kauwi 
K/Pius 
99 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift along  kasokolo/katyethoka road 1 Kitui Central Township  
kaveta river  
100 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at manyenyoni primary 2 Kitui central  Township  
school  
101 MoH&S Equipping of  katyethoka  dispensary  3 Kitui central  Township  
102 MoIHT&PW Construction and equipping of a lab at prison dispensary  4 Kitui central  Township  
103 MoTC&I Wall fencing at Kalundu market  5 Kitui central  Township  
104 MoIHT&PW Construction of a slab from Mulundi catholic kwa kuthu 1 Kitui central  Kyangwithyia East 
stream  
105 MoAW&I Drilling of Nguuni borehole  2 Kitui central  Kyangwithyia East  
106 MoIHT&PW Drift construction of Yumburu –isolo –mutulu secondary  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithyia East  
107 MoTC&I Construction of No 8 door pit larine at Kwa-Ngindu primary 4 Kitui central Kyangwithyia East 
school 
108 MoH&S Construction of Museve dispensary maternity wing  5 Kitui central Kyangwithyia East  
109 MoTC&I Construction of 4 door pit latrine at Kwa mawela ECDE 6 Kitui central Kyangwithyia East  
110 MoH&S Overhaul  renovation of kavuta dispensary   2 Kitui central  Kyangwithyia weast   
111 MoIHT&PW Overhaul repair of Ngomano Mwilini drift 1 Kitui central  Kyangwithyia west   
112 MoAW&I Drilling & equipping of Kalimenza borehole 3 Kitui central Kyangwithyia West 
113 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Ngoleni borehole 4 Kitui central Kyangwithyia West  
114 MoIHT&PW Openinno & grading of roads from Kwa Kitau – Kwa 5 Kitui central Kyangwithyia West  
Mutuawith a drift at Maluni 
115 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole 1 Kitui central Miambani 
116 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of Kaleni-Kamandio road 2 Kitui central Miambani 
117 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Mutula – Ngonga 3 Kitui central Miambani 
113   
   
S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
118 MoAW&I Construction of sampell at Mutweii & pipeline Extension to 4 Kitui central Miambani 
Miambani 
119 MoH&S Construction of staff quarters at Kamandio Dispensary 5 Kitui central Miambani 
120 MoAW&I Borehole Drilling & equipping at Kiimani 1 Kitui central Mulango 
121 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Mwilini Kwa Manzi- Kwa Mbuvi- 2 Kitui central Mulango 
Kwa Chris-Kwa Maihu – Kwa Kala-Nduni Kwa 
VonzaSABC connecting Kyangunga 
122 MoH&S Renovation of Kangalu Dispensary 3 Kitui central Mulango 
123 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of road from Kwa Mutia Uvyu- River 4 Kitui central Mulango 
Kalundu- Kwa Mutia 
124 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of road from Kwa Muthami- Kwa 5 Kitui central Mulango 
Ngala- Kwa Mutinda- Kyambiti Dispensary- Yatta stream 
125 MoAW&I Construction of Ngiluni/Matia storage tanks 250 cubic 1 Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
metres 
126 MoAW&I Construction of Mega Dam at Ngondeni and Vutu earth dam 2 Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
127 MoIHT&PW Upgrading of Mutitu-masasini –Manyoeni-Kaliku- 3 Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Yulumbu/Mwatine –Yuku road 
128 MoH&S Construction of Kitchen at Mutitu Level 4 Hospital and 4  Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
maternity at Kaliku Dispensary 
129 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kilenga, Kitakani,  5 Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Manyoenei, Yulambu 
130 MoAW&I Construction of Katothya Earth dam 1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani 
131 MoH&S Construction of Kinanie Dispensary 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani 
132 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kaunange Village polytechnic 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani 
133 MoIHT&PW Bush clearing and grading of makuka kalwa road 4  Kitui East Endau/Malalani 
134 MoAW&I Construction of Katothya Earth dam  5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani 
135 MoH&S Fencing and Renovation of Kaumu health centre 1 Kitui East Zombe/Mwitika 
114   
   
S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
136 MoAW&I Construction of Earth Dam at Kaluli 2 Kitui East Zombe/Mwitika 
137 MoAW&I Proposed construction of borehole at Kwa Mbithuka and 3 Kitui East Zombe/Mwitika 
piping extension 
138 MoAW&I Water piping extension from Kasunguni to Kimangau  4 Kitui East Zombe/Mwitika 
139 MoH&S Construction of a ward at Zombe level 4 hospital  5 Kitui East Zombe/Mwitika 
140 MoH&S Construction of Kanguu dispensary 1 Kitui East Chuluni 
141 MoH&S Completion and Equiping of Nzangathi health centre 2 Kitui East Chuluni 
maternity 
142 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Inyuu Kanduti, Mbitini road with drift and 3 Kitui East Chuluni 
culverts at ngungi village 
143 MoAW&I Piping and building of water Kiosk at Kalulu proposed  4 Kitui East Chuluni 
borehole 
144 MoAW&I Fencing of Kaliluni Earth dam  5 Kitui East Chuluni 
145 MoMAC Completion of Ward Administration Office 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu 
146 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift to connect Kiangini and Kyukuni at 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu 
Thua River 
147 MoMAC Construction of Muthungue village administration office 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu 
148 MoH&S Construction of Maternity /laboratory at kyaango dispensary 4  Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu 
149 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Voo –Nduluni road with drift at isavea  5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu 
stream 
150 MoET&NR Installation of Electricity Grid power at Ngengi borehole for 1 Kitui East Nzambani 
efficient water supply 
151 MoAW&I Supply and extension of water piping from Kwa Savis to 2 Kitui East Nzambani 
Kiini/Nguna and Kamuungu 
152 MoAW&I Construction of elevated water tank for Muani Bore hole 3 Kitui East Nzambani 
153 MoBEI&YD Opening, Equiping of Mathulini polytechnic and renovation  4 Kitui East Nzambani 
115   
   
S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
154 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kenya Mbele Katak to Kisayani  5 Kitui East Nzambani 
155 MoAW&I Extension of Kangu Kangu water pipeline from Matulani to 1 Kitui South Athi 
Kyandula 
156 MoAW&I Installation of Mwanyani Borehole 2 Kitui South Athi 
157 MoIHT&PW Opening/ expansion/ murruming of Mbakoni to Kisyuuni 3 Kitui South Athi 
Road 
158 MoAW&I Extension of water pipeline from Kangu Kangu - Ilengi – 4 Kitui South Athi 
Katilini 
159 MoAW&I Drilling/ Installation of a borehole at Kalilii 5 Kitui South Athi 
160 MoH&S Fencing, equipping and operationalization Vote dispensary - 1 Kitui South Ikanga 
Ndatani Vote village 
161 MoH&S Construction of a dispensary at Kithumulani - Ithumula 2 Kitui South Ikanga 
Village - including equipping and operationalization 
162 MoAW&I Siting, drilling, equipping of a borehole along River Nzeeu 3 Kitui South Ikanga 
(Makele) Drift site 
163 MoBEI&YD ECDE Class construction at Musikio Primary School - 4 Kitui South Ikanga 
Ngwani/ Yongela Village 
164 MoBEI&YD ECDE Class construction at St Peters Primary School 5 Kitui South Ikanga 
(Koma) - Ndundune/ Kwa songe/ Ilusya 
165 MoAW&I Sump well construction equiping and pipeline extension 1 Kitui South Ikutha 
from Tiva River to Ikutha Market 
166 MoTC&I Acquisition of Land for Market space - Ikutha Market 2 Kitui South Ikutha 
167 MoH&S Equiping of Yaana Dispensary – Kiangu 3 Kitui South Ikutha 
168 MoAW&I Construction of New Earth Dam at Kwa Munyasya - Kasaala 4 Kitui South Ikutha 
169 MoAW&I Desilting and Fencing of Matinga earth dam Kyoani 5 Kitui South Ikutha 
170 MoH&S Renovation of Mwanianga Dispensary - Kivandeni 1 Kitui South Kanziko 
Mwanianga 
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S/N Implementing Project Name Ranking Sub County Ward 
Ministries/ 
Department 
171 MoBEI&YD Construction and equipping a modern classroom at Vutu 2 Kitui South Kanziko 
VTC - Ekani/ Simisi 
172 MoAW&I Construction of a mega earth dam at Muliluni - Ndilili/ 3 Kitui South Kanziko 
Mivuni 
173 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Vyulu earth dam  - Ketunda / Kyanyaa 4 Kitui South Kanziko 
174 MoBEI&YD Construction of an ECDE classroom at Kathungu - Kituvali/ 5 Kitui South Kanziko 
Ilamba 
175 MoAW&I Expansion of Ikangaani Earth Dam in Isaa/ Kivyani/ 1 Kitui South Mutha 
Ndakani Village 
176 MoAW&I Expansion of Kalikuvu earth dam in Ngaani village 2 Kitui South Mutha 
177 MoAW&I Drilling and Equipping a new borehole at Kalambani in Thua 3 Kitui South Mutha 
River in Kaatene/ Kalambani village 
178 MoAW&I Desilting Kwa Ndari earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutha 
179 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a new borehole at Sikwata in 5 Kitui South Mutha 
Kaliakatune Village 
180 PSMA Construction of Kitoo administration block 1 Kitui South Mutomo 
181 MoAW&I Expansion/ Fencing of Ngulungu earthdam 2 Kitui South Mutomo 
182 MoH&S Construction of Maternity wing at Kisayani health centre 3 Kitui South Mutomo 
183 MoAW&I Fencing of Kasyelia earth dam  4 Kitui South Mutomo 
184 MoAW&I Expansion/ Fencing of Wingethi earth dam 5 Kitui South Mutomo 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX III: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED AT VILLAGE LEVEL DURING CFSP PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FORUMS  
S/N Implementing Project Name Rankin Sub County Ward Village 
Ministries/ g 
Departments 
1 MoH&S Construction of Kimangao Health Centre 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimu 
2 MoH&S Fencing of Kandwia dispensary 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimu 
3 MoTC&I Security lights at Mbangwani shopping Centre 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimu 
4 MoBEI&YD Construction of Koombio ECDE Centre 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimu 
5 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Katemwa Earth Dam 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimu 
6 MoAW&I Fencing with gates of Ngengi/Kandawa Earth dam 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Kyuso 
7 MoTC&I Installation of Solar lights at Kyuso Market 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Kyuso 
8 MoAW&I Construction of Ikukumwa Earth dam 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Kyuso 
9 MoAW&I Supply of 1No. 10,000L water tank at Malava Shoping center. 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Kyuso 
10 MoTC&I Grading, leveling and fencing of Kyuso town bus park 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Kyuso 
11 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Ilalambyu to Kaliweu 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Ngaaie 
12 MoAW&I Repair and Fencing of Itimba Mbui Earth dam 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Ngaiie 
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13 MoAW&I Construction of Sand dam at Mavauni in Kasyathyu. 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Ngaaiie 
14 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Kaghui shopping center to Kyangwithya 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Ngaiie 
15 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Mataani to kwa Nganga to kwa Kathia 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Ngaaiie 
road. 
16 MoH&S Establishment and equipping of maternity ward at Tii Dispensary 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Itivanzou 
17 MoBEI&YD ECDE Class at Itivanzou Primary School 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Itivanzou 
18 MoBEI&YD ECDE Class at Malili Primary School 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Itivanzou 
19 MoTC&I 4door No. Pit latrine at Tulanduli Market 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Itivanzou 
20 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Malili boreho;e to Malili Primary 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Itivanzou 
Scchool Via Kiseuni Market 
21 MoH&S Equipping and Operationalization of Kakunike Dispensary 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamuwongo 
22 MoH&S Construction of Modern Laboratory at Kamuwongo Health 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamuwongo 
Centre 
23 MoBEI&YD Construction of Modern workshop at Kakunike Youth 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamuwongo 
Polytechnic 
24 MoBEI&YD Construction of Computer Lab at Kakunike Youth Polytechnic 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamuwongo 
25 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kwa Ndoo Junction to Kasevi 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamuwongo 
Shopping centre. 
26 MoIHT&PW Construction of a Drift at Kakoo drift at Mataka. 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Mivukoni 
27 MoH&S Construction of Staff houses at Mivukoni Health Centre 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Mivukoni 
28 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classs at Iiani Centre. 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Mivukoni 
29 MoAW&I Renovation of Usi Wiu Sand Earthdam 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Mivukoni 
30 MoTC&I Construction of VIP pit latrine at Mivukoni Shoping Centre.  3 Mwingi North Kyuso Mivukoni 
31 MoTC&I Solar Lights and fencing of Twimyua Market 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Twimyua 
32 MoAW&I Drilling of Kakoongo borehole with water Kiosk. 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Twimyua 
33 MoTC&I Construction of 2door pit latrine at Kandongu Market 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Twimyua 
34 MoTC&I Construction of 2door pit latrine at Kilulu Market 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Twimyua 
35 MoTC&I Construction of 2door pit latrine at Kwa Musemba Market 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Twimyua 
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36 MoET&NR Electricity Connection from Kwa Mukiti to Kamula Market 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamula 
37 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at Kwa Muguusi 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamula 
38 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Mathimani 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamula 
39 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Manana 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamula 
40 MoAW&I Construction of Earthdam at Maguusi 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Kamula 
41 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Mandala Day Secondary School 1 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimangao 
42 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Katwenywe to Maseki shopping Centre 2 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimangao 
43 MoAW&I Scooping of Thaan Sub-Surface dam 3 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimangao 
44 MoIHT&PW Grading and Construction of Drift along Mataika-Mandala- 4 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimangao 
Mbarani Road 
45 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at Kaliani Primary School 5 Mwingi North Kyuso Kimangao 
46 MoIHT&PW Upgrading of road from Kalimbui Primary School-Wimbuvu- 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Tseikuru Nziitu 
Nguuni Primary School. 
47 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Kiluilu River along Tseikuru-Kaivinya 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Tseikuru Nziitu 
road 
48 MoAW&I Construction of Sub-Surface dam at Usi wiu river at kwa Kaimba 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Tseikuru Nziitu 
Muthengi/ Muthui Mwanganagi 
49 MoAW&I Construction of Sub-Surface dam at Kaluilaa at River Nziitu 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Tseikuru Nziitu 
50 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Kwa Ndanu Musyoki through kwa Kakere 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Tseikuru Nziitu 
to Usueni road with drift at Masaa Stream 
51 MoH&S Construction of Dispensary at Mathunyani Shoping Centre 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Mulangomi 
52 MoAW&I Drilling and Equipping of Borehole at Kwa Mutua Nguri 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Mulangomi 
53 MoAW&I Pipeline Extension from Mulangoni Borehole via Market to 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Mulangomi 
Primary school and Dispensary 
54 MoAW&I Scooping and Fencing of Kathanyoni and Kwa Kisyathyu Earth 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Mulangomi 
Dam 
55 MoH&S Renovation and Fencing of Mulangoni Dispensary 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Mulangomi 
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56 MoAW&I Extension of water pipeline from Mwangea Market to 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaivirya/Ngongoni 
Kwasyumweti Junction, Water Kiosk, Elevated tank and 
extension to Kavutoni Primary School  
57 MoAW&I Extension of water pipeline from Kwa Kasinga Junction to 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaivirya/Ngongoni 
Kangarai Primary School with water tank and Kiosk 
58 MoAW&I Scooping and Fencing of Kakwata/Ngongoni Earth dam 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaivirya/Ngongoni 
59 MoH&S Completion of Kaivirya Dispensary 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaivirya/Ngongoni 
60 MoAW&I Grading of Kalawa road kwa Muthui Syengo Junction thorugh 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaivirya/Ngongoni 
Assistance Chief office to Kwa Mutinda Junction (Kwa-Vere 
Road) 
61 MoTC&I Construction of 2door pit latrine at Kwa-Kamuru Market. 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Ngalange/Nzanzeni 
62 MoH&S Completion and equipping of Nzanzeni Dispensary  2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Ngalange/Nzanzeni 
63 MoIHT&PW Access road from Airtel Booster to Ngalange Secondary School 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Ngalange/Nzanzeni 
64 MoIHT&PW Construction of Culverts/Drifts/Gabions from Kwa Kamuru road- 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Ngalange/Nzanzeni 
Nditimi-Nanzeni Market 
65 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and Pipeline extension from Rengwa Borehole to 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Ngalange/Nzanzeni 
Kwa-Kamuru Market 
66 MoAW&I Construction of Bridge at Masyungwa River 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Masyungwa 
67 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kaseluni Earthdam and distling 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Masyungwa 
68 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kasaini borehole with solar system 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Masyungwa 
69 MoH&S Fencing of Masyungwa Health Centre using perimeter wall 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Masyungwa 
70 MoAW&I Abstraction system at Kwa-Mbiti Earth dam 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Masyungwa 
71 MoH&S Completion and Equipping of Usueni maternity Ward 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Musavani 
72 MoAW&I Recouping and Fencing of Katue Earth dam 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Musavani 
73 MoIHT&PW Grading, Culverts and drifts of Kwa-Gavana-Musavani-Kwa 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Musavani 
Kiamba feeder road 
74 MoBEI&YD Construction of Masinga ECDE Classroom 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Musavani 
75 MoTC&I Construction of Market Toilets at Usueni Market 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Musavani 
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76 MoIHT&PW Construction of Mulangoni Drift along Katumbi-Katilinge Road 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Katumbi 
77 MoET&NR Griding and Insallation of Power at Katumbi Day School and 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Katumbi 
Katumbi Dispensary 
78 MoIHT&PW Gravelling and Istallation of Culvets and Laying of gabions from 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Katumbi 
Kwa Kiinga-Katumbi-Katilinge-Kyamatuta Road 
79 MoAW&I Fencing of Ndundani Earth dam and construction of 2door pit 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Katumbi 
latrine. 
80 MoBEI&YD Construction of two ECDE classroom at 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Katumbi 
Kyunduani/Ndongolange and Kaimeea Primary School 
81 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Siveta river near Siveta Market 3 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaningo 
82 MoTC&I Construction of 4No door pit latrine at Kaningo Market 2 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaningo 
83 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Kaningo-Karumu River 1 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaningo 
84 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kamuthanga Road –Maru Primary School 4 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaningo 
85 MoAW&I Piping of Kaningo-Karumu water to Maru Primary School 5 Mwingi North Tseikuru Kaningo 
86 MoIHT&PW Dozing and Grading of Kandwia –Kaliwa Road with Drifts at 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Mutanda 
Wangutu and Kasyumbumbu 
87 MoIHT&PW Dozing and Grading of Yangalasu-Wesugi road with drift at 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Mutanda 
Wanguutu and Minikuru and Relaining walss at Kwa Maluku and 
Kwa Ngaga. 
88 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Wanguutu and slabs at Kasyumbule and 5 Mwingi North Mumoni Mutanda 
Nzeru Mwaka along Lalewa-Kwa Karan Road 
89 MoAW&I Extension of Pipeline from Kwa Kathukya to Mikame –Kuisya 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Mutanda 
Primary School 
90 MoBEI&YD Construction of Girls dormitory at Kaliwa Vocational Training 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Mutanda 
Center.  
91 MoH&S Equipping of Katooni Dispensary 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Tyaa 
92 MoAW&I Installation of Kwathangi/Katuuni Borehole 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Tyaa 
93 MoH&S Completion of Tyaa Dispensary Laboratory 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Tyaa 
94 MoH&S Renovation of Tyaa Dispensary Maternity 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Tyaa 
95 MoAW&I Pipeline Extension from Kamuwongo-Katuuni-Masukaniuni- 5 Mwingi North Mumoni Tyaa 
Katooni 
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96 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Masaa stream 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Ngungani 
97 MoAW&I Drilling and Equipping of borehole at Kakunguu water point. 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Ngungani 
98 MoH&S Construction of maternity at Ngungani dispensary 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Ngungani 
99 MoH&S Installation of Culverts from Kwasivu to Ngungani Market. 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Ngungani 
100 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading from Ngungani Market to Thua Stream 5 Mwingi North Mumoni Ngungani 
101 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa-Nzungu connecting Katambauku 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Kakuyu/Kyandali 
102 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kwa-Maluki to Kalatine 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Kakuyu/Kyandali 
103 MoH&S Equipping and Operationalization of Mikauni dispensary 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Kakuyu/Kyandali 
104 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Wanzelya Kiosk to Ngakone 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Kakuyu/Kyandali 
105 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Ikoma Connecting Kalatine market.  5 Mwingi North Mumoni Kakuyu/Kyandali 
106 MoIHT&PW Heavy dozing, drifts, slab Culverts from Thua-Kwa Nginga 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Mukonga 
Market 
107 MoH&S Operationalization and Equipping of Kwa Musya Dispensary 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Mukonga 
108 MoBEI&YD Equipping of Kwa Nginga ECDE classroom for Vocational 5 Mwingi North Mumoni Mukonga 
Training Center. 
109 MoH&S Completion and Equipping of Maternity wing at Mukonga 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Mukonga 
Dispensary and upgrading to Health Centre.  
110 MoTC&I Construction of 2No door Pit latrine, Installation of Mulika 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Mukonga 
mwizi at Irira cess point,  
111 MoAW&I Scooping and Fencing of Kwa Ngomo Earth dam(Muvinge) 2 Mwingi North Mumoni Katse 
112 MoBEI&YD Fencing of Katse Vocational Training Center 4 Mwingi North Mumoni Katse 
113 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kiisi Primary School 5 Mwingi North Mumoni Katse 
114 MoH&S Fencing of Katse health Centre 1 Mwingi North Mumoni Katse 
115 MoIHT&PW Heavy Dozing of Kwa-Kainda-Kathonzweni-Kwa Mutheki- 3 Mwingi North Mumoni Katse 
Mwanziu Primary School 
116 MoH&S Construction of Kimela Dispensary 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kimela/Symani 
117 MoAW&I Scooping and Fencing of Mutethya Earthdam 3 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kimela/Symani 
118 MoAW&I Construction of Sand dam at Kamitwethoka (Gaitini) 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kimela/Symani 
119 MoAW&I Full renovation and reservice of Kwa Kalia Borehole 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kimela/Symani 
120 MoAW&I Fencing and Construction of 2door pit latrine at kwa Mukui 5 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kimela/Symani 
earthdam 
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121 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kwa Irughi Drift 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni Mitamisyi/Kithalani 
122 MoAW&I Fencing of Katolonge Earthdam 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni Mitamisyi/Kithalani 
123 MoH&S Rehabilitation of Mitamisyi dispensary solar lighting system.  3 Mwingi North Ngomeni Mitamisyi/Kithalani 
124 MoIHT&PW Grading of Mitamisyi-Katangini-Ngomeni roads with Culvets at 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni Mitamisyi/Kithalani 
Winduti and machine bush clearing 
125 MoAW&I Fencing of Ikona rock Catchment.  5 Mwingi North Ngomeni Mitamisyi/Kithalani 
126 MoAW&I Hybridization of Ngomeni rock catchment dam 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kalwa/Kavuti 
127 MoLA&F Construction of modern cattle dip and Crush at Kalwa Market 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kalwa/Kavuti 
128 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift across Thunguthu river near Kalwa 3 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kalwa/Kavuti 
Market 
129 MoAW&I Construction of Sand dam across Thunguthu river near Kwa 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kalwa/Kavuti 
Kithongoand Kulu 
130 MoIHT&PW Heavy Grading of Kalwa/Kyuso road to Kaango Primary School 5 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kalwa/Kavuti 
131 MoTC&I Construction of 3No door pit latrine at Muringani water kiosk. 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kavaani/Ikime 
132 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Muringani water Kiosk to Mutairu 3 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kavaani/Ikime 
Market and primary school 
133 MoIHT&PW Heavy graiding and bush clearing of Muringani Kwa Syengo- 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kavaani/Ikime 
Mandangoi road junction. 
134 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Murungani-Kwa Nguna-Malawa Road 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kavaani/Ikime 
135 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Katangini Bore Hole. 5 Mwingi North Ngomeni Kavaani/Ikime 
136 MoIHT&PW Construction of 1No. drift at Ikoo stream(Ndatani-Kamusiliu 1 Mwingi North Ngomeni Ndatani/Kamusiliu 
Road) 
137 MoIHT&PW Construction of 1No. drift at Kivila Stream(Ndatani-Kamusiliu 2 Mwingi North Ngomeni Ndatani/Kamusiliu 
Road 
138 MoIHT&PW Heavy machine bush clearing and grading with spot 4 Mwingi North Ngomeni Ndatani/Kamusiliu 
improvement from Winoti-Mavauni-Maturumbe-Mitamisyi 
139 MoAW&I Scoping and Fencing with a agate of Syonzola earth dam 3 Mwingi North Ngomeni Ndatani/Kamusiliu 
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140 MoH&S Equiping and recruitment of a nurse at Ndatani Dispensary 5 Mwingi North Ngomeni Ndatani/Kamusiliu 
141 MoH&S Construction of Dispensary at Gatoroni Market 1 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanyenga /Gatoroni 
142 MoBEI&YD Construction of a dormitory at Kanyengya Vocational Centre 2 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanyenga /Gatoroni 
143 MoTC&I Construction of 4No door pit latrine at Gatoroni Primary School 3 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanyenga /Gatoroni 
144 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at river Mankunguru 4 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanyenga /Gatoroni 
145 MoTC&I Construction of 4No door pit latrine at Ituramura Market. 5 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanyenga /Gatoroni 
146 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kamagiti with solar power 1 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanthungu 
147 MoTC&I Construction of 4No. door pit latrine of Mukuruni primary school 2 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanthungu 
148 MoTC&I Construction of 4No. door pit latrine of Kauthi primary school 3 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanthungu 
149 MoAW&I Renovation of Uveta Rock water Catchment 4 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanthungu 
150 MoIHT&PW Opening of Mukuruni road to Kamatumo Primary school through 5 Mwingi North Tharaka Kanthungu 
Kamatinyia ECDE Centre with Bull dozer. 
151 MoTC&I Construction of 4No. door pit latrine of Tharaka primary school 1 Mwingi North Tharaka Gakombe 
152 MoAW&I Drilling of Ndiani borehole 3 Mwingi North Tharaka Gakombe 
153 MoAW&I Establishment of Kambuyu rock water catchment.  2 Mwingi North Tharaka Gakombe 
154 MoAW&I Installation of solar panels at Ciampiu SDA church borehole 4 Mwingi North Tharaka Gakombe 
155 MoET&NR Installation of solar panels at Kamikau SDA Church 5 Mwingi North Tharaka Gakombe 
156 MoIHT&PW Road grading with Culverts along Mwarangeni-Kamagera road. 3 Mwingi North Tharaka Gacigongo 
157 MoTC&I Construction of 2No. door pit latrine at Gaturuni ECDE Centre. 4 Mwingi North Tharaka Gacigongo 
158 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kamayee Drift 5 Mwingi North Tharaka Gacigongo 
159 MoAW&I Construction of Sub-Surface Dam at Nkoraku river(Kwa Kiria) 2 Mwingi North Tharaka Gacigongo 
160 MoIHT&PW Heavy Grading of Kamayagi-Ciatungu road with Culverts. 1 Mwingi North Tharaka Gacigongo 
161 MoAW&I Drilling and Solar Installation of Rimuura river borehole 1 Mwingi North Tharaka Kamaindi 
162 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at Kamwinyoni Centre 3 Mwingi North Tharaka Kamaindi 
163 MoBEI&YD Grading and Levelling of playing field at Iria Itune Primary 4 Mwingi North Tharaka Kamaindi 
School 
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164 MoIHT&PW Opening up of Kanyu-Kamaindi-Uveta Road 2 Mwingi North Tharaka Kamaindi 
165 MoAW&I Installation of 2No, 10,000L water tanks at Gatundu Primary 5 Mwingi North Tharaka Kamaindi 
School 
166 MoAW&I Construction of Nguuni Earthdam 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Kanzui 
167 MoIHT&PW Opening new road from Mulonzya Itutu to Yanyonge 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Kanzui 
168 MoH&S Fencing of gate of Kanzui Dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Kanzui 
169 MoIHT&PW Slab at Munakathi Shopping Center 4 Mwingi Central Kivou Kanzui 
170 MoAW&I Borehole at Kwa Nzangi Nzou 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Kanzui 
171 MoH&S Equipping Ithumbi Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Ithumbi 
172 MoAW&I Drilling Borehole at Kavingasi area - Kwa Musila 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Ithumbi 
173 MoTC&I Installation of two mulika mwizi at Kwa Ngooka Market 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Ithumbi 
174 MoTC&I Construction of public Toilet at Syomikuku market 4 Mwingi Central Kivou Ithumbi 
175 MoIHT&PW Construction of culvert at Kitungi access road( Kwa Mbitha) 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Ithumbi 
176 MoH&S Fencing and Gate at Thitha Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Enziu 
177 MoAW&I Water Extension from Isekele primary School; Hand pump to 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Enziu 
Isekele market with a 10,000 ltrs tank 
178 MoTC&I Construction of Karung'a public toilet 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Enziu 
179 MoAW&I Desalination of Kathanawani Borehole 4 Mwingi Central Kivou Enziu 
180 MoBEI&YD Construction of polytechnic classroom at Kwa Nzili 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Enziu 
181 MoIHT&PW Bridge at lower Mangoloma 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Kyanika 
182 MoH&S Construction of dispensary at Wikituku 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Kyanika 
183 MoIHT&PW Opening new road from Kwa Colleter Ivia to Kwa Kimanzi 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Kyanika 
Mbuve  
184 MoIHT&PW Culverts from cattle dip to Syomikuku New Apostolic Church  4 Mwingi Central Kivou Kyanika 
185 MoIHT&PW Opening of new road from Kwa Nzanga-Mwanzia Mbai-Kwa 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Kyanika 
Kaka 
186 MoAW&I Extension of pipeline from Kwa Mbusya borehole to Kasevi 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Kivou 
community schools, kiosk and water tank 
187 MoAW&I Drilling borehole at Kanzoka 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Kivou 
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188 MoAW&I Nzuli Primary School borehole drilling 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Kivou 
189 MoIHT&PW Drift at Ndiuni River Kwa Mutie 4 Mwingi Central Kivou Kivou 
190 MoH&S Kasarani Dispensary Equipping anf staff deployment 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Kivou 
191 MoH&S Equip Katinga Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Kivou Kisama 
192 MoIHT&PW Grading and Culverts at Kyanundu to Galili 2 Mwingi Central Kivou Kisama 
193 MoIHT&PW Drift at kisama River 3 Mwingi Central Kivou Kisama 
194 MoW&I Sand Dam at Kivou River 4 Mwingi Central Kivou Kisama 
195 MoIHT&PW Upgrade Kivou Primary school to Kilindini road 5 Mwingi Central Kivou Kisama 
196 MoAW&I Excavation of Kaulyambu Earthdam at ikuusya 1 Mwingi Central Waita Mwambui/Ikuusya 
197 MoAW&I Exavation of earthdam at Kwa Kamivi Musya 2 Mwingi Central Waita Mwambui/Ikuusya 
198 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kivila ECDE Class 3 Mwingi Central Waita Mwambui/Ikuusya 
199 MoAW&I Water piping with a kiosk from KYULUNGWA Market to kwa 4 Mwingi Central Waita Mwambui/Ikuusya 
Musyoka Munyasya 
200 MoIHT&PW A drift at Makutno River at Kwa Muneeni Kalii 5 Mwingi Central Waita Mwambui/Ikuusya 
201 MoIHT&PW Kwa Chief to Machina Road with culverts 1 Mwingi Central Waita Kathoka 
202 MoH&S Roofing of Mutwangombe Maternity rooms 2 Mwingi Central Waita Kathoka 
203 MoAW&I Desilting of Kathambandia dam and fencing 3 Mwingi Central Waita Kathoka 
204 MoIHT&PW Mutwangombe-Malioni box culverts near Xatholic church 4 Mwingi Central Waita Kathoka 
205 MoAW&I Murwana-Ndangani borehole repair 5 Mwingi Central Waita Kathoka 
206 MoH&S Fencing and Gate at Enziu Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Waita Nyanyaa/Katitika 
207 MoAW&I Installation of solar panels at Kaunguni Borehole 2 Mwingi Central Waita Nyanyaa/Katitika 
208 MoBEI&YD Construction of 2 no. ECDE Classrooms at Kivui Primary and 3 Mwingi Central Waita Nyanyaa/Katitika 
Nyanyaa Primary 
209 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kamunyu Riveralong Enziu to Nyanyaa 4 Mwingi Central Waita Nyanyaa/Katitika 
210 MoAW&I Excavation and Fencing of Kaliluni Earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Waita Nyanyaa/Katitika 
211 MoAW&I Excavation of earthdam at Emma Syombua Maluki 1 Mwingi Central Waita Waita 
212 MoH&S Completion of Malioni Dispensary 2 Mwingi Central Waita Waita 
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213 MoH&S/MoB Supply of 2 10,000 ltrs water tanks to Waita Health center and 3 Mwingi Central Waita Waita 
EI&YD Waita VTC 
214 MoBEI&YD Construction of 4 door pit latrine with urinal, shower and 4 Mwingi Central Waita Waita 
changing room at Waita VTC 
215 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kangutha upper Kitwamikwa River 5 Mwingi Central Waita Waita 
216 MoAW&I Construction of earthdam at Nzalaani] 1 Mwingi Central Waita Thonoa 
217 MoAW&I Desilting of Kyandoa nd Kwa Kamotho Earthdam 2 Mwingi Central Waita Thonoa 
218 MoIHT&PW Construction of box culvert at kwa Matuva 3 Mwingi Central Waita Thonoa 
219 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at Thonoa Primary School 4 Mwingi Central Waita Thonoa 
220 MoLA&FD Construction of cattle dip at Ndithi and Kyandoa 5 Mwingi Central Waita Thonoa 
221 MoAW&I Drilling of Kavuko Borehole-new 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Mbuvu 
222 MoAW&I Installation of solar panel and equipping of Kaveta borehole 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Mbuvu 
223 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Kalanga dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Mbuvu 
224 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kakunike borehole to Muthuka 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Mbuvu 
Shopping center, primary and secondary schools 
225 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kangooto earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Mbuvu 
226 MoTC&I Construction of 2 door pit latrine with urinal at Maai market 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Maai 
227 MoW&I Rehabilitation of Kithumula(Kwa Nguti) borehole 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Maai 
228 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Kiundani Primary  3 Mwingi Central Nguni Maai 
229 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Syunoo Primary school 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Maai 
230 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kwanzili DEB ECDE Classroom at Kwa Nzili 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Maai 
Primary 
231 MoH&S Renovation of Ndiamumo dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Mathyakani 
232 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of kKwa Ndamu earthdam 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Mathyakani 
233 MoH&S Construction of Kyaangu Dispensary-New 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Mathyakani 
234 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kaundua earthdam 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Mathyakani 
235 MoAW&I Desilting and expansion of Mundoro earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Mathyakani 
236 MoIHT&PW Construction of Itungali drift at Itungali River 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Mwasuma 
237 MoH&S Fencing and installing of gate at Kawala Dispensary 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Mwasuma 
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238 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kawala- Kithumula road to Maai 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Mwasuma 
239 MoBEI&YD Construction of pit latrine at Nguni Primary 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Mwasuma 
240 MoAW&I Desilting and expansion of Mukimi earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Mwasuma 
241 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Ivuusya dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Imba 
242 MoAW&I Drilling, casing and equipping of borehole at Kavisu 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Imba 
243 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Kasiluni 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Imba 
244 MoAW&I Construction of sand dam at Katuti 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Imba 
245 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Kasiluni 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Imba 
246 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kitivoni Earthdam 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Sosoma/Mwanzele 
247 MoAW&I Construction of mega dam at Makelekele, Ngooni area 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Sosoma/Mwanzele 
248 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Makyui shopping center 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Sosoma/Mwanzele 
249 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing at Kitivoni earthdam 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Sosoma/Mwanzele 
250 MoAW&I Scooping anf fencing of Ituma rock catchment 5 Mwingi Central Nguni Sosoma/Mwanzele 
251 MoH&S Renovation, equipping and fencing of Musovo Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Nguni Ukasi 
252 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Kiwanza Priary School 2 Mwingi Central Nguni Ukasi 
253 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Syomiatu earthdam 3 Mwingi Central Nguni Ukasi 
254 MoTC&I Repair of security lights at Ukasi and additional to Musovo, 4 Mwingi Central Nguni Ukasi 
Kiwanza and Tumbuni 
255 MoAW&I Extension of water pipe from Kyalamoko to Tumbuni 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Ukasi 
256 MoBEI&YD Kauswini Pri. School fencing and gate installation 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mulang'a 
257 MoAW&I Mutindii earthdam fencing and gate 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mulang'a 
258 MoIHT&PW Constryction of drift at Ivutuka River-Mulang's-Musukini road 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mulang'a 
259 MoAW&I Kang'ani earthdam fencing and gate 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mulang'a 
260 MoIHT&PW Racefield junction to Tyaa road grading, culverts and two points 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mulang'a 
slab 
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261 MoH&S Completion and quipping of maternity ward at Kalisasi Health 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kalisasi 
Center 
262 MoH&S Fencing and gate installation at Kalisasi Health Center 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kalisasi 
263 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Mbuku through Mwendwa-Kyenza-Musili 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kalisasi 
Kiteme and culvert installation 
264 MoIHT&PW Construction of drifts and Culverts installation at Muthangya 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kalisasi 
Nyali-Kitungu Road 
265 MoAW&I Scooping and pipeline extension at Kalisasi Road catchment  5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kalisasi 
266 MoAW&I System overhaul with 3'' pipe raising main at Kanzanzu borehole 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kanzanzu 
267 MoAW&I Excavation of earthdam at Kasuviro 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kanzanzu 
268 MoH&S Fencing and gate installation and wiring ar Musukini Dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kanzanzu 
269 MoBEI&YD Construction of community polytechnic at Musukini 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kanzanzu 
270 MoBEI&YD Fencing and gate installation at Mwanyani Primary 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Kanzanzu 
271 MTA Construction of big sewerage at Mwingi level IV Hospital 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
272 MoH&S Completion of stalled mortuary at Mwingi Level IV Hospital 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
273 MoIHT&PW Road tarmacking from Mumbuni maternity to Mutua Katiti drift 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
274 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Mbuvu road junction-Kilonzi Musyimi- 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
Kimanzi Ndooni- Wambua Mbuvi 
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275 MoAW&I Construction of pipeline from Kautha Rock -Katumba primary 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mwingi Central 
school, construction of water kiosk ; installation of 1 No. 
10,000ltrs water tank 
276 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading and culverts installation of Kwa Mutindi Voi Via 1 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mathyakani 
kwa Muthangya Makau-Kwa Mwangangi Kunzu via Mwanziu 
Muthukya to Misyili Mutisya lundi road junction 
277 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Milundi Borehole water project to 2 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mathyakani 
Mathyakani with a water kiosk and 10,000 ltrs tank at 
Mathyakani shopping center 
278 MoAW&I scooping and refencing of Kiongoi earthdam 3 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mathyakani 
279 MoAW&I Isee rock water catchment area construction 4 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mathyakani 
280 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kwa Musyoka Mwendwa via Kwa Savali 5 Mwingi Central Mwingi Central Mathyakani 
Mwangangi with culverts installation to Kanguu River 
281 MoH&S Renovation of Muyuni Dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Mui Ngungi 
282 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kyesuni-Ngueni-Nduvani-Nyaani Raod 2 Mwingi Central Mui Ngungi 
283 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kalikoni-Mui drift 3 Mwingi Central Mui Ngungi 
284 MoH&S Renovation of Kangii dispensary 4 Mwingi Central Mui Ngungi 
285 MoAW&I Construction of Miumbuili subsurface dam 5 Mwingi Central Mui Ngungi 
286 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of Kwa Mutave borehole 1 Mwingi Central Mui Ngoo 
287 MoBEI&YD Supply and installation of 4 No. 10,000 ltrs water tanks at 2 Mwingi Central Mui Ngoo 
Kyamwenze Sec School 
288 MoW&I Construction of Momoka Phase II Sand dam 3 Mwingi Central Mui Ngoo 
289 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Ngiti Musyoka Earthdam 4 Mwingi Central Mui Ngoo 
290 MoBEI&YD Construction of Mutheanzi ECDE center 5 Mwingi Central Mui Ngoo 
291 MoBEI&YD Construction and commissioning of Kamulewa Youth 1 Mwingi Central Mui Itiko/Yumbu 
Polutechnic 
292 MoH&S Re-roofing and acquisition of land at Yumbu dispensary 2 Mwingi Central Mui Itiko/Yumbu 
293 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of Kavaliki borehole 3 Mwingi Central Mui Itiko/Yumbu 
294 MoAW&I Installation of solar panels at Kasevi shallow well 4 Mwingi Central Mui Itiko/Yumbu 
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295 MoAW&I Construction of Kavoko sub surface dam 5 Mwingi Central Mui Itiko/Yumbu 
296 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of Imale borehole 1 Mwingi Central Mui Ngiluni 
297 MoAW&I Construction of Masaani/Ilimba sand dam 2 Mwingi Central Mui Ngiluni 
298 MoH&S Renovation of Mui dispensary 3 Mwingi Central Mui Ngiluni 
299 MoAW&I Desilting of yinzyei earthdam 4 Mwingi Central Mui Ngiluni 
300 MoAW&I Supply and installation of 4 No. 10,000 ltrs water tanks at Nzia 5 Mwingi Central Mui Ngiluni 
borehole 
301 MoH&S Renovation of Mathuki Health center 1 Mwingi Central Mui Kitise 
302 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of Kimongo-Mathuki-Lundi Road 2 Mwingi Central Mui Kitise 
303 MoIHT&PW Desilting and repairing of Kaumi-Katangi road 3 Mwingi Central Mui Kitise 
304 MoTC&I Installation of security lights at Kimongo Market  4 Mwingi Central Mui Kitise 
305 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kingo-Kyesuni-Ngaa Mathuki Road 5 Mwingi Central Mui Kitise 
306 MoAW&I Replacement borehole at Kwa kyoa 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Nuu 
307 MoAW&I Storage water tanks at Nuu springs 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Nuu 
308 MoAW&I Excavation and Fencing of Kakunike Earthdam 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Nuu 
309 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Nzanzu Primary School 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Nuu 
310 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Imwamba Primary School 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Nuu 
311 MoAW&I Scooping, fencing and gating of Ngulini earthdam 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Nyaani 
312 MoAW&I Scooping, fencing and gating of Kwandindi earthdam 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Nyaani 
313 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of kaunzuu water springs and water tanks intake 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Nyaani 
314 MoH&S Fencing of Nyaani Dispensary 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Nyaani 
315 MoIHT&PW Construction and grading of Ilatu-Ngukaimwe-Kithitunii road 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Nyaani 
316 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Syung'ong'o stream along Kwa Kakuti 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Mwambiu 
feeder road 
317 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing and gate installation at twelu earthdam 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Mwambiu 
318 MoTC&I Construction of mega water storage tank at Mwambiu market 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Mwambiu 
319 MoAW&I Construction and rehabilitation of Minyini water project 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Mwambiu 
320 MoH&S Equipping of Mwambiu maternity ward and construction of staff 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Mwambiu 
quarters 
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321 MoET&NR 4 Street lights and public toilet at Mwalili market 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Wingemi 
322 MoAW&I Fencing and scooping of Kavyu earthdam at Ndolongwe 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Wingemi 
323 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Kyumbe Primary School 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Wingemi 
324 MoET&NR 4 Street lights and public toilet at Tuvaani market 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Wingemi 
325 MoAW&I Scooping at Kathanze earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Wingemi 
326 MoH&S Construction of laboratory at Muthyangome dispensary 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Mutyangome 
327 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE class at Mwangeni primary 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Mutyangome 
328 MoAW&I New piping and fencing (intake) of Kalesi water project 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Mutyangome 
329 MoTC&I Solar lights at Kyandii and Kakunguu markets 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Mutyangome 
330 MoAW&I Excavation and fencing of Mutynagome earthdam 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Mutyangome 
331 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing earthdma at Kwa Maingulu-Kaombe area 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Kyangati 
332 MoH&S Finishing of Kavindu Health care laboratory and wiring 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Kyangati 
333 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at kyatune Primary 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Kyangati 
334 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Class at Ngangani Primary School 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Kyangati 
335 MoET&NR Street lights at Kavindu shopping center 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Kyangati 
336 MoIHT&PW Drift(box) at Kwa Mwanduka Mbundu road from Kaweli 1 Mwingi Central Nuu Nguuni 
337 MoTC&I Pit latrine at Kalisilaa market 2 Mwingi Central Nuu Nguuni 
338 MoH&S Equipping of Yatwa Dispensary maternity ward 3 Mwingi Central Nuu Nguuni 
339 MoIHT&PW Drift at Kalwilaa to Maathini road at Kavuko road 4 Mwingi Central Nuu Nguuni 
340 MoIHT&PW Kawelu-Ngangani through Katisaa road 5 Mwingi Central Nuu Nguuni 
341 MoH&S Upgrading of Kyusiani Dispensary maternity wing, laboratory 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
and fencing 
342 MoAW&I Excavation of Kangangini-Katitika Earth dam, fencing and 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
drawing systems 
343 MoET&NR Supply and installation of 12 solar flood lights at Yenzuva, 3No. 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
At Mavui, 3No. At Kyusyani and 3 at Kasavini. 
344 MoH&S Renovation of Thaana Nzau dispensary and fencing  4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
345 MoIHT&PW Dozer openning and civil works from Kyusiani mkt to 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
Wikivuvwa junction 
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346 MoAW&I Kwa Kilonzi Mbuku water project pipeline extension to Kavaini 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thaana Nzau 
Ward HQS and distribution to Kiundani mkt, to Kavaini 
Secondary and Kavaini Primary. 
347 MoH&S Construction of staff houses at Thitani health centre and 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thitani Village 
completion of Thitani health centre mortuary 
348 MoAW&I Disilting of Kilela earthdam and repair of spilway and fencing 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thitani Village 
349 MoET&NR Supply and installation of 18 solar flood lights at the following 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thitani Village 
markets; 3No. At Maiyoni, Kasanga 3NO.,Kavaini 3No., ward 
HQS 3NO., Thitani secondary school 3No., Thitani market 3No. 
and village HQS 3No. 
350 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa-Mbele sand dam along Kwa-Mwangi river- 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thitani Village 
upper Kasanga 
351 MoAW&I Ngomen Earth dam excavation, fencing, latrine construction, 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thokoa 
well drilling, water drawing system and water kiosk 
352 MoH&S Construction and equiping of laboratory at Kasevi dispensary, 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thokoa 
latrine for PLWD and construction of offices. 
353 MoET&NR Solar power hybridization of Thokoa borehole and supply and 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thokoa 
installation of 2No. 10,000 water tanks at the following kiosks; 
Kwa Gedion and Kasevi dispensary. 
354 MoIHT&PW Road opening, grading and civil works for road from Kasevi 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thokoa 
dispensary to kwa Kilyuli with drift along Mbitini stream. 
355 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Thokoa primary school. 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Thokoa 
356 MoAW&I Ndaluni borehole water piping to Ndaluni secondary school and 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kyome 
Ndaluni primary 
357 MoAW&I Kwa Masai borehole water distribution to Kyome boys, Kyome 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kyome 
girls and Kyome market. 
358 MoH&S Renovation of Thonzweni dispensary (construction of five 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kyome 
rooms) and a staff house 
359 MoAW&I Excavation of Kwa Makau/Mulwa (Kolani) earthdam 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kyome 
360 MoAW&I Yongondi rock slab construction 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kyome 
361 MoH&S Kanyekini dispensary comprehensive renovation including power 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Musauni 
house and accessories, electrification, floor repairs and supply 
and installation of 2No. 10,000 liter plastic tanks and staff latrine. 
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362 MoAW&I Kanyarini earth dam excavation, fencing, well drilling, water 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Musauni 
drawing system and latrine 
363 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kwa-Kaoka stream and murram 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Musauni 
application section at Sambu Muthui with culverts installation 
and civil works. 
364  MoTC&I Construction of 4 door pit latrine at Ikoma Moka Baraza pane 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Musauni 
365 MoIHT&PW Dozer openning and grading and civil works along Kwa Muteti- 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Musauni 
Kaeyangya- Kwa Kathuku-Kwa Ngunga-Kwa Mwamule with 
branches at Kwa Ngunga- Kwa Kithu Kikau and Kwa Ngunga - 
Kwa Mwosya 
366 MoH&S Renovation of Wikivuvwa proposed dispensary, 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Winzyeei 
equiping/stocking and operationalization. 
367 MoIHT&PW Road opening, culvert installation, slab construction at Kwa 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Winzyeei 
Ngwatha, Ndiuni stream and spots murraming at Kwa Kiliku and 
Ngui Kisasa 
368 MoAW&I Proposed drilling, casing and equiping of a borehole at Kwa 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Winzyeei 
Kivindu Nzika 
369 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Wikivuvwa junction through Kwa Kathae to 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Winzyeei 
junction Kasavini road Thaana village 
370 MoAW&I Extension of Kalimbui water project to Kitulani secondary 1 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kanyaa 
school, Kitulani primary school and Kyondoni ECDE centre 
371 MoH&S Construction of an administration block at Kanyaa dispensary 2 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kanyaa 
372 MoET&NR Supply and installation of solar panels at Kitulani borehole, 3 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kanyaa 
construction of water kiosk 
373 MoAW&I Fencing and upgrading of Kathonzooni rock catchment 4 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kanyaa 
374 MoAW&I Disilting of Kitulani earth dam 5 Mwingi West Kyome/Thaana Kanyaa 
375 MoAW&I Scooping and disilting of Kwa Kivanguli (Mukauni) earth dam 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Nguutani/Mukauni/
Katuyu 
376 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Nguutani town to Muambani village  2 Mwingi West Nguutani Nguutani/Mukauni/
Katuyu 
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377 MoAW&I Supply and installation of 10,000 ltr water tanks at Nguutani 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Nguutani/Mukauni/
secondary, Nguutani Primary, Katuyu secondary, Katuyu primary Katuyu 
and Mukauru primary 
378 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kwa Mulwa culvert along Katuyu road 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Nguutani/Mukauni/
Katuyu 
379 MoBEI&YD Fencing and gate construction at Mukauni ECDE centre 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Nguutani/Mukauni/
Katuyu 
380 MoIHT&PW Improvement of Nzawa to Muthioni road with drift at Kwa Kiko 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzawa/Mavuni 
and Kwa Kangama rivers 
381 MoAW&I Extension and installation of piped water from Katotu to Kwa 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzawa/Mavuni 
Ututu and installation at Katotu primary school. 
382 MoBEI&YD Construction and installation of two workshops at Nzawa V.T.C 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzawa/Mavuni 
383 MoIHT&PW Improvement of Nzawa to Nzalae road with drift at Kakua river 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzawa/Mavuni 
and gabions 
384 MoIHT&PW Improvement of Mavuni to Katotu road with drift at Kwa Itula 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzawa/Mavuni 
Kiumoni river slab and murram at Kwa Kiia and Kwa Ileve 
385 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Dodoma-Kakoloe with a drift to Kikiini 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Kikiini/Nzauni 
secondary 
386 MoAW&I Construction of an earthdam at Kwa-Muthui Musungu in Kithuni 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Kikiini/Nzauni 
387 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift along Mululi river to connect Bazaar and 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Kikiini/Nzauni 
Kwa-Kongo Nzauni 
388 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Nzauni-Nzauni primary to Katukoni 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Kikiini/Nzauni 
riverwith a drift at Katukoni and Masaaini river 
389 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Kwa Kitheka Ituli-Ukaka to catholic 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Kikiini/Nzauni 
church Kyathumbi 
390 MoH&S Finishing works/wiring/connection of electricity at Nzalae 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzalae/Kakululo 
dispensary 
391 MoIHT&PW Drift at Kwa Ngeta, Kithyoko river along Kakululo-Nzalae road 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzalae/Kakululo 
392 MoAW&I Fencing of Kwa Mwava dam 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzalae/Kakululo 
393 MoIHT&PW Improvement of road from Kasamba drift-Nzalae market-Nzalae 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzalae/Kakululo 
secondary school-Kwa Kalumbo with drift and culverts  
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394 MoBEI&YD ECDE classroom at Matheani primary school 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Nzalae/Kakululo 
395 MoAW&I Extension of piped water from Nzawa to Katoteni market and 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Muthoni/Katoteni 
Nzawa health centre 
396 MoAW&I Scooping of Katoteni water pan 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Muthoni/Katoteni 
397 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kwa Muli Musyoka, Mutulu Ngusu through 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Muthoni/Katoteni 
Kalonzya Maunda to Kwa Kimeu road 
398 MoBEI&YD Construction of 4 door pit latrine at Thwambemba primary 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Muthoni/Katoteni 
school 
399 MoH&S Construction of Muthioni dispensary 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Muthoni/Katoteni 
400 MoIHT&PW Proposed drift at Kwa Mulae river (Nzawa-Kavoloi road) 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Ngongoni/Kavoloi/
Mathunzini 
401 MoH&S Proposed nurse quarters at Ngongoni dispensary/elevation to 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Ngongoni/Kavoloi/
level 3 Mathunzini 
402 MoIHT&PW Proposed repair with culverts, gabions, murram at Kwa Kaluku 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Ngongoni/Kavoloi/
(Musewani) and drift at Ikomoa river Mathunzini 
403 MoIHT&PW Proposed opening of road from Kwa Kimangaya to Kwa Kivuthi 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Ngongoni/Kavoloi/
with a drift at the river Mathunzini 
404 MoIHT&PW Proposed road construction from Mathunzini town to Kwa 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Ngongoni/Kavoloi/
Muathe (Kavoloi-Kanyaa junction) Mathunzini 
405 MoAW&I Extension of water from Kwa Kiama borehole to Kwa Mutumbe 1 Mwingi West Nguutani Muivu 
with an elevated water tank then distribution to 
institutions/community 
406 MoBEI&YD Construction of two equiped classrooms at Muivu Vocational 2 Mwingi West Nguutani Muivu 
centre 
407 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Mwanyani to Kiliani primary school 3 Mwingi West Nguutani Muivu 
408 MoAW&I Desilting of Kea earth dam 4 Mwingi West Nguutani Muivu 
409 MoH&S Extension of Kea dispensary to Maternity 5 Mwingi West Nguutani Muivu 
410 MoBEI&YD Completion and equiping of Kiomo vocational training centre 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
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411 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Kiomo dispensary and well 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
equiped laboratory 
412 MoIHT&PW Construction of drifts and culverts along KETRACO-Winzua 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
water kiosk 
413 MoAW&I Construction of Malatani Kwa Kituke earth dam and water kiosk 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
414 MoAW&I Disilting of Kikunduu and Kwa Kuvora earth dam 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
415 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Wisyuma, Syathi, Kwa Kuvora rocks 6 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kiomo 
416 MoIHT&PW Opening road from Ndingu-Katwei-Mbilo_Kikombo-Katee- 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Mbondoni 
Health centre-Katee-Muli-Nguli-Nyaga-Thomas-Kiio secondary 
with drifts and culverts 
417 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Sammy Maithya-Kalundu-Katumbo- 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Mbondoni 
Beula-Iiani through Muuku with culverts and drifts where 
necessary. 
418 MoAW&I Extension of water pipes from Mbilo tu Uvaita primary school 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Mbondoni 
with kiosks 
419 MoAW&I Construction of Kakaanani earth dam 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Mbondoni 
420 MoIHT&PW Drifts and culverts along Tivui-Nzumu-Maingi road 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Mbondoni 
421 MoAW&I Karura borehole drilling 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Karura/Wikithuki 
422 MoH&S Completion of Wikithuki maternity wing 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Karura/Wikithuki 
423 MoIHT&PW Road construction from Nzaaiku-Makutano-Karora-Kwalela- 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Karura/Wikithuki 
Kakongo with culverts and drifts 
424 MoIHT&PW Road grading from Mulata Utunda-Kwa Nzembei-Kasusya-Kwa 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Karura/Wikithuki 
Kavuvi-Kwa Ngangu with culverts and drifts 
425 MoBEI&YD Construction of Makutano ECDE classroom  5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Karura/Wikithuki 
426 MoIHT&PW Road grading from Kyethani primary-Kyethani secondary to 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kyethani 
Kasavini center 
427 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kavingoni primary school. 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kyethani 
428 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Itendeu primary school. 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kyethani 
429 MoAW&I Construction of a sand dam at Kwa Muthuvi Mwalili 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kyethani 
430 MoBEI&YD Fencing of Kyethani primary school 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kyethani 
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431 MoIHT&PW Construction of road from Kavuvuani market to borehole to 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kavuoni 
Makaa-Kangalu-Wali-Nzenge with culverts and drifts where 
necessary 
432 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kavuoni primary school 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kavuoni 
433 MoH&S Electricity wiring at Kavuvwani dispensary 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kavuoni 
434 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Katanga-Kathita with culverts and drifts 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kavuoni 
where necessary 
435 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Tyaa primary school 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kavuoni 
436 MoIHT&PW Installation of 4 drifts and 5 culverts at Kairungu-Itongolani road 1 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
437 MoIHT&PW Road opening and grading of Kianziani-Kavindu-Ngungu- 2 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
Kimanzi Itavwa-Kianziani 
438 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kiio-Kwa Kalandi Malatani-Kyumbo- 3 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
Mwangangi-Kwa konza-Kwa Koko-Kwa Mutemi-Muthusi-Kwa 
Kyumbo 
439 MoIHT&PW Opening of Kiromboko road with culverts to malatani earth dam 4 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
440 MoAW&I Drilling of Kakongo borehole and piping to Kakongo market 5 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
441 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Nengyani-Mavoloni-Kwa Muthui Komo 6 Mwingi West Kiomo/Kyethani Kairungu 
to Kwa Nzusi. 
442 MoAW&I Expansion, rehabilitation and fencing of Kasina earth dam 1 Mwingi West Migwani Migwani/Itoloni 
443 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and fencing of Mui earth dam 2 Mwingi West Migwani Migwani/Itoloni 
444 MoIHT&PW Completion of AIC Migwani-Kwa Mulindu-Kithaunani drift 3 Mwingi West Migwani Migwani/Itoloni 
phase 3 
445 MoH&S Infrastructure, supply of water tanks and fencing of Itoloni 4 Mwingi West Migwani Migwani/Itoloni 
dispensary 
446 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of Bazaar, Kwa Nguu, Kalembwa to Kaliluni road 5 Mwingi West Migwani Migwani/Itoloni 
with culverts 
447 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Ndalani earth dam 1 Mwingi West Migwani Kyamboo/Kaliloni 
448 MoH&S Completion of Kyambo health centre (fencing, gate and ceiling) 2 Mwingi West Migwani Kyamboo/Kaliloni 
449 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Muukuni earth dam 3 Mwingi West Migwani Kyamboo/Kaliloni 
450 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of Ngutho drift 4 Mwingi West Migwani Kyamboo/Kaliloni 
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451 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kaliluni shallow well 5 Mwingi West Migwani Kyamboo/Kaliloni 
452 MoAW&I Fencing of Nzeluni earth dam with a gate, installation of 1 Mwingi West Migwani Nzeluni/Mungalu 
electricity at power house, construction of water kiosk and a pit 
latrine 
453 MoAW&I Construction of rock water catchment at Syevutye rock 2 Mwingi West Migwani Nzeluni/Mungalu 
Muthunzuu 
454 MoAW&I Water pipeline from Nzeluni earth dam to Kwa Kyelu junction 3 Mwingi West Migwani Nzeluni/Mungalu 
with a water kiosk 
455 MoIHT&PW Road opening and heavy grading of Nzeluni-Kilungu, Ithengeli 4 Mwingi West Migwani Nzeluni/Mungalu 
to Mikuyuni road 
456  MoTC&I Construction of a 4 door pit latrine at Nzeluni market 5 Mwingi West Migwani Nzeluni/Mungalu 
457 MoAW&I Drilling of new water borehole at Mumbuni Katalwa water 1 Mwingi West Migwani Katalwa/Mumbuni 
project 
458 MoH&S Completion of Kwa Kavingo dispensary 2 Mwingi West Migwani Katalwa/Mumbuni 
459 MoH&S Completion of Mumbuni dispensary i.e supplying the facility 3 Mwingi West Migwani Katalwa/Mumbuni 
with all maternity equipment and laboratory and supply of water 
tanks at the facility 
460 MoBEI&YD Construction of a dinning hall ata Ngulilu VTC 4 Mwingi West Migwani Katalwa/Mumbuni 
461 MoBEI&YD Construction of an ECDE classroom at Mutwaathi primary 5 Mwingi West Migwani Katalwa/Mumbuni 
school 
462 MoAW&I Supply of water 10000 ltrs tanks at Mathuma primary school 1 Mwingi West Migwani Kisovo 
2No., Kisovo secondary school 2No., Kilulu primary 2No., 1pc at 
Mathuma secondary 2No., Kisovo primary 2No. 
463 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Kilulu dispensary. 2 Mwingi West Migwani Kisovo 
464 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kasavani river along Mathuma-Musola 3 Mwingi West Migwani Kisovo 
road 
465 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kiluma river along Kisovo-Itheng'eli 4 Mwingi West Migwani Kisovo 
roads 
466 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Mwatyaa river along Mwatyaa-Musola 5 Mwingi West Migwani Kisovo 
road 
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467 MoH&S Equiping of laboratory at Nzatani dispensary 1 Mwingi West Migwani Nzatani/Ilalambyu 
468 MoAW&I Purchase and supply of 8, 10000ltr water tanks for Ngoni 2 Mwingi West Migwani Nzatani/Ilalambyu 
primary, Ilalambyu, Kamutungu, Kanyuuni, Nzatani, Mwazenge, 
Kaluu, Mwanzilu ECDE centre 
469 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Ilalambyu-Mwambala-Kwa Kamba road 3 Mwingi West Migwani Nzatani/Ilalambyu 
470 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Ngunini river 4 Mwingi West Migwani Nzatani/Ilalambyu 
471 MoIHT&PW Construction of 2 drifts at Kaluu-Kikuni road 5 Mwingi West Migwani Nzatani/Ilalambyu 
472 MoH&S Construction of Kunikila Health Centre 1 Kitui West Matinyani Katheuni 
473 MoAW&I Disilting of Kanzevyu earthdam 2 Kitui West Matinyani Katheuni 
474 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole at kwa muthange 4 Kitui West Matinyani Katheuni 
475 MoIHT&PW Dozzing and grading of road from Kwa Kekee to Itothya 5 Kitui West Matinyani Katheuni 
476 MoAW&I Construction of water kiosks at Kongole and kwa mbaa 3 Kitui West Matinyani Katheuni 
Mwendwa 
477 MoH&S Construction of Lab at Maseki Dispensary 1 Kitui West Matinyani Maseki 
478 MoIHT&PW Dozzing of road fromKitumbu primary to Kitumui Hill 3 Kitui West Matinyani Maseki 
479 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole at Maseki market 2 Kitui West Matinyani Maseki 
480 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole at Kitumbi 4 Kitui West Matinyani Maseki 
481 MoIHT&PW Upgrading of road from Kitumbi Primary to Kitumui Hill 5 Kitui West Matinyani Maseki 
482 MoH&S Construction of toilets at Kauma Health Centre  1 Kitui West Matinyani Kauma 
483 MoH&S Installation of solar panels at Kauma Health Centre 4 Kitui West Matinyani Kauma 
484 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Kauma Secondary thru kwa Muangato  5 Kitui West Matinyani Kauma 
    Kyemeve Primary 
485 MoIHT&PW Road opening at kalukulu thru kwa Muthui, kikava to kwa Nyali 2 Kitui West Matinyani Kauma 
Wangui 
486 MoAW&I  Drilling of a borehole at Kyeni mixed Secondary School 3 Kitui West Matinyani Kauma 
487 MoH&S Construction of  Matinyani Health Centre 1 Kitui West Matinyani Kyondoni 
488 MoBEI&YD Construction of changing rooms at kwa Mukoma 2 Kitui West Matinyani Kyondoni 
489 MoGS&C Opening of Mutendea road to Kwa Mukoma via Kamulu 3 Kitui West Matinyani Kyondoni 
490 MoIHT&PW Opening of Matinyani Mbavae Road 4 Kitui West Matinyani Kyondoni 
491 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension at Mbavae 5 Kitui West Matinyani Kyondoni 
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492 MoH&S Fencing of Kalimani dispenary and a gate 1 Kitui West Matinyani Kalimani 
493 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kwa Mila Nzuki Ndundu 2 Kitui West Matinyani Kalimani 
494 MoAW&I Distilling of Kyambusya earthdam 4 Kitui West Matinyani Kalimani 
495 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classrooms at Kakumi Primary School 3 Kitui West Matinyani Kalimani 
496 MoIHT&PW Opening of a road from Kyambusya to Masinzi kwa Nzuki 5 Kitui West Matinyani Kalimani 
497 MoIHT&PW Construction of a slamp at kwa Kyembeni 3 Kitui West Matinyani Kathuma 
498 MoH&S Fencing of Kathuma dispenary and a gate 4 Kitui West Matinyani Kathuma 
499 MoH&S Installation of electricity at Kathuma Dispensary 1 Kitui West Matinyani Kathuma 
500 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classrooms at Maaini Primary School 2 Kitui West Matinyani Kathuma 
501 MoH&S Completion of Kathuma Dispensary 5 Kitui West Matinyani Kathuma 
502 MoAW&I Sand dam at Kauwi River at kwa Mustisya Malombe 3 Kitui West Kithumula Kithumula 
503 MoAW&I Earth dam at kwa Musyoka Kikunguu 2 Kitui West Kithumula Kithumula 
504 MoH&S Operazation and equiping of Kilimu Dispensary 4 Kitui West Kithumula Kithumula 
505 MoAW&I Waterpipe extension , Kitku-kithumula mrkt, overhead tank and 1 Kitui West Kithumula Kithumula 
return pipes 
506 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE clasrooms at Ngomang Primary 5 Kitui West Kithumula Kithumula 
507 MoAW&I Distilling and fencing Kwa Musemi dam 1 Kitui West Kithumula Kwa Mulungu 
508 MoAW&I Distilling of Kwa Malonza dam 2 Kitui West Kithumula Kwa Mulungu 
509 MoH&S Equiping the lab and building maternity wing at 4 Kitui West Kithumula Kwa Mulungu 
 Kwa Mutungu Dispensary 
510 MoBEI&YD Constructio of ECDE classrooms at Maselele Primary 3 Kitui West Kithumula Kwa Mulungu 
511 MoAW&I Desesilting and fencing of Kwa Malonza dam  5 Kitui West Kithumula Kwa Mulungu 
512 MoH&S Equiping and staffing of  Kyaani dispensary 1 Kitui West Kithumula Kasaini 
513 MoAW&I Desilting of Kwa Mbiti dam 2 Kitui West Kithumula Kasaini 
514 MoAW&I Kivani to Makolo drift (kwa Muli Kimanzi) 4 Kitui West Kithumula Kasaini 
515 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Kyaani primary to Mwanga road 5 Kitui West Kithumula Kasaini 
516 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kaluku-Makolo 3 Kitui West Kithumula Kasaini 
517 MoBEI&YD Construction of Polytecnic toilet, land available 1 Kitui West Kithumula Mutonga 
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518 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kwa Mutonga  dam 4 Kitui West Kithumula Mutonga 
519 MoH&S Renovation of Kwa Mutonga Health Centre staff quarters 2 Kitui West Kithumula Mutonga 
520 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classrooms at Manzi Itumo Primary 3 Kitui West Kithumula Mutonga 
school 
521 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kwa Mutonga market-Kwa Kakusa- Kwa 5 Kitui West Kithumula Mutonga 
Maili 
522 MoH&S Renovation and fencing of Mithikwani dispensary 1 Kitui West Kithumula Mithiikwani 
523 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kathiani primary 2 Kitui West Kithumula Mithiikwani 
524 MoIHT&PW Opening of the road from Kwa Kathiani dam to Kwa Kitema thru 3 Kitui West Kithumula Mithiikwani 
    Kwa Ngolo to Mithikiani market 
525 MoAW&I Desilting of Kanakoni earthdam 4 Kitui West Kithumula Mithiikwani 
526 MoIHT&PW Opening of a road from Kathiani dam to Kwa Kitema thru Kwa                    5      K   i t u  i  West Kithumula Mithiikwani 
NgoloMuthiikwani market 
527 MoTC&I Construction of morden market at Tulia 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Mithini 
528 MoIHT&PW Utoo-Kitamwiki-Kithmula roadopening,gradingand civil 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Mithini 
structures 
529 MoH&S Renovation of Tulia Health Centre and completion of the main  3 Kitui West Mutonguni Mithini 
    the main building 
530 MoH&S Completion of Utoo Dispensary and equiping 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Mithini 
531 MoIHT&PW Road opening and grading of Utoo- Kwa Nyenze road 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Mithini 
532 MoAW&I Drilling and equiping a borehole at Nyuani Primary School 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Kakeani 
533 MoBEI&YD Equiping of Ilani Primary School 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Kakeani 
534 MoH&S Completion of Kakeani Health Centre staff quarters 3 Kitui West Mutonguni Kakeani 
535 MoAW&I Fencing and construction of toilets and bathrooms at Kwa Imbeta 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Kakeani 
earthdam 
536 MoIHT&PW Expansion and grading of Ndana-kwa Kasenga-kwa Kilanga road 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Kakeani 
kaungu-kwa kavale-Musumba Mumili road 
537 MoH&S Construction of Kyathani maternity,dispensary,fencing and 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Musengo 
equiping the facility 
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538 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Muthule junction-kwa nguluka to kyeni thru 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Musengo 
kyambinda 
539 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from kwa Mwenandu to 3 Kitui West Mutonguni Musengo 
Mutundithrough Kakumuli market 
540 MoAW&I Earthdam excavation at Musengo Polytecnic 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Musengo 
541 MoAW&I Bore hole drilling at Kwa Kwalo in Nguand area 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Musengo 
542 MoH&S Construction of Yalatani dispensary maternity ward 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Yalatani 
543 MoAW&I Desilting of Yalatani earthdam 3 Kitui West Mutonguni Yalatani 
544 MoAW&I Drilling and equiping of Kwandodndo borehole 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Yalatani 
545 MoGS&C Levelling and fencing of Yalatani playground 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Yalatani 
546 MoAW&I Fencing Kamako dam 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Yalatani 
547 MoAW&I Desilting of Kmavidi dam 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Mutonguni 
548 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Nzimia Dispensary 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Mutonguni 
549 MoBEI&YD Completion of Mutonguni Resource Centre 3 Kitui West Mutonguni Mutonguni 
550 MoIHT&PW Expansion, grading and other civil works works for 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Mutonguni 
Kyamutimba-Nzima-Mbuuni-Kwa Kitiva to Ilani Market Road 
551 MoIHT&PW Kwa Makasa- Kiamani Sec-Kwa Mulu-Kivulu Primary Road 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Mutonguni 
552 MoH&S Renovation and equiping of Kangondi Dispensary 1 Kitui West Mutonguni Kangondi 
553 MoAW&I Extension of water Pipeline from Kwa Mbune-Mavalo primary- 4 Kitui West Mutonguni Kangondi 
Kavaloni shopping centre 
554 MoIHT&PW Road opening with drainage systems fro  Kangondi shopping 5 Kitui West Mutonguni Kangondi 
center-Kavalani centre to MavoloCatholic-AIC Kyathani 
555 MoIHT&PW Road opening/drainagesystems from Muthale Girls-Kwa 2 Kitui West Mutonguni Kangondi 
Mutangi-Kwa Muko Primary 
556 MoAW&I Drilling and equiping at Kalungali/Mutulu borehole 3 Kitui West Mutonguni Kangondi 
557 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kwa Benedetta Mutuku-Sangala 1 Kitui West Kauwi Mutanda 
Primary school 
558 MoAW&I Desilting of Komu erthdam 2 Kitui West Kauwi Mutanda 
559 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classrooms at Mutanda Primary School 4 Kitui West Kauwi Mutanda 
560 MoH&S Labaratory services at Mutanda dispensary 3 Kitui West Kauwi Mutanda 
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561 MoIHT&PW Road from Mutanda to Mangela 5 Kitui West Kauwi Mutanda 
562 MoAW&I Completion of desilting of Kwa Nzuki earthdam and survey 1 Kitui West Kauwi Kauwi 
563 MoAW&I Pipeline extension of water fromNdovoi borehole to Nzeneli 3 Kitui West Kauwi Kauwi 
564 MoAW&I Drift at kwa Kamani 4 Kitui West Kauwi Kauwi 
565 MoAW&I Pipeline extension of water from Ndovoi borehole to Kauwi 5 Kitui West Kauwi Kauwi 
primary and secodary schools 
566 MoAW&I Sand dam at Kiteti River 2 Kitui West Kauwi Kauwi 
567 MoAW&I Borehole at Kangungi primary and secondary schools 1 Kitui West Kauwi Kivani 
568 MoH&S Construction of labaratory at Kivani Dispensary 2 Kitui West Kauwi Kivani 
569 PSMA Construction of Village Adminstration office at Kivani 4 Kitui West Kauwi Kivani 
570 MoAW&I Construction of a drift at Mathata River (Kwa Kimotho) 3 Kitui West Kauwi Kivani 
571 MoAW&I Construction of a drift at Kivani River (Kwa Ngusya) 5 Kitui West Kauwi Kivani 
572 MoIHT&PW Construction of road from Kauwi river through Kwa Musango to 1 Kitui West Kauwi Mutini 
kwa Pius         
573 MoBEI&YD Constructioon of ECDE classrooms at Kiseveni Primary School 3 Kitui West Kauwi Mutini 
574 MoAW&I Desilting of Maukuni Dam 4 Kitui West Kauwi Mutini 
575 MoH&S Fencing and boundary identification of Kiseveni Dispensary 2 Kitui West Kauwi Mutini 
576 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kilindili Primary Schoo 5 Kitui West Kauwi Mutini 
577 MoAW&I Katheka water pipeline extension fromK/Vongo to K/Ngotho- 2 Kitui West Kauwi Katutu 
Kahoto        market 
578 MoH&S Completion and fencing of Nzale dispensary  1 Kitui West Kauwi Katutu 
579 MoIHT&PW Grading, gravelling and murram applicatio of the  Road from 4 Kitui West Kauwi Katutu 
Kwa Kota-Kyeni, through Kwa Kalomo-K/Mbiti wa Uvyu.  
580 MoIHT&PW Culverts at Kwa Mwania, Kwa Kinyamasyo 5 Kitui West Kauwi Katutu 
581 MoTC&I Stock yard at Katutu market (purchase of land) 3 Kitui West Kauwi Katutu 
582 MoIHT&PW Grading, culvert installation,gabbioning of road from Kwa Kila, 2 Kitui West Kauwi Kyenge 
Isungu, Kalengi,to Kitune earthdam 
583 MoAW&I Repair of Kyenge borehole 1 Kitui West Kauwi Kyenge 
584 MoIHT&PW Grading, culvert installation,gabbioning of road from,Kyenge 3 Kitui West Kauwi Kyenge 
borehole thru Kwa Ndoo to Ngunguni primary school 
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585 MoH&S Construction of a dispensary at Kyenge village 4 Kitui West Kauwi Kyenge 
586 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Ngengaani shopping centre to Kwa 5 Kitui West Kauwi Kyenge 
Mwiitu-Ngunguni Primary school to Kwa Thika-Mengi-Mutune 
shopping centre 
587 MoH&S Fencing, gating, installation of solar light, construction of 4 door 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kanyonyoo 
pit latrine and equipping of Mwakini dispensary Yatta 
588 MoAW&I Drilling and Equiping of Kiimani Borehole 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kanyonyoo 
Yatta 
589 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of kaondua earth dam 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kanyonyoo 
Yatta 
590 MoAW&I Construction of Mangelu earth dam ( Masimba/ Ndile) 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kanyonyoo 
Yatta 
591 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at katothia river between kambi to katothia 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kanyonyoo 
road Yatta 
592 MoAW&I Completion and equipping of maito primary borehole 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Nthongoni 
Yatta Kawongo 
593 MoIHT&PW Road improvement of kawongo- Nthongoni road 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Nthongoni 
Yatta Kawongo 
594 MoTC&I Construction of Nthongoni market shed 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Nthongoni 
Yatta Kawongo 
595 MoTC&I Fencing of kawongo market 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Nthongoni 
Yatta Kawongo 
596 MoET&NR Installation of Nthongoni market solar light 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Nthongoni 
Yatta Kawongo 
597 MoIHT&PW Construction of road from Muusini primary to Kyaithani market 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ndunguni/ Nyanyaa 
to Ndauchini primary to Ndauchini market to Ndauchini water Yatta 
project (10km) 
598 MoBEI&YD Equiping and renovation of KAlivini youth polytechnic 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ndunguni/ Nyanyaa 
Yatta 
599 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at glovi ( kwa kiatu) 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ndunguni/ Nyanyaa 
Yatta 
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600 MoH&S Construction of kalima dispensary 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ndunguni/ Nyanyaa 
Yatta 
601 MoIHT&PW Construction of road from kwa nzuki- kanza market- mukwale- 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ndunguni/ Nyanyaa 
Sammy king’ola (4km) Yatta 
602 MoAW&I Drilling of Ilika secondary borehole 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ilika 
Yatta 
603 MoAW&I Construction of syongamali earth dam 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ilika 
Yatta 
604 MoAW&I Drilling of kangundo borhole 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ilika 
Yatta 
605 MoAW&I Distillation of kwambemba earth dam 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ilika 
Yatta 
606 MoIHT&PW Opening of nguunziu maithani kenze road 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Ilika 
Yatta 
607 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from kwa vonza market to usenyo 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kwa Vonza 
Yatta 
608 MoH&S Renovation of masaani dispensary 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kwa Vonza 
Yatta 
609 MoET&NR Solar installation at kyanduu borehole 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kwa Vonza 
Yatta 
610 MoIHT&PW Road improvement from Ku through kwale to maana atano 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kwa Vonza 
Yatta 
611 MoBEI&YD ECDE class construction at malamuni primary school. 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Kwa Vonza 
Yatta 
612 MoAW&I Construction of earth dam at kilawani/ ngovu area 1 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Makusya 
Yatta 
613 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading and slab at kinuunuu river- road from kwa 2 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Makusya 
timothy culvert to matulani market(7km) Yatta 
614 MoIHT&PW Road grading from kiusyani through slaughter, ngaakani primary, 3 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Makusya 
kwa kangutu slab to kimangu market Yatta 
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615 MoAW&I Distilling and scooping of kwa kilya earth dam 4 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Makusya 
Yatta 
616 MoAW&I Renovation and solar installation at mukambu borehole 5 Kitui Rural KwaVonza/ Makusya 
Yatta 
617 MoAW&I Enlargement and construction of Kwa Ndanu earth dam 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Maliku 
618 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kalimoni Muili River to Mosaka road 4KM 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Maliku 
619 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading plus civil works of Masoka to Kikuuni to Kitooni 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Maliku 
to Kwoko kwa Tiva road 8KM 
620 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Maliku to Kwa Malombe to Kisasi to Maliku 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Maliku 
road 
621 MoH&S Completion of Maliku health centre store 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Maliku 
622 MoAW&I Extention and piping in Kavisuni secondary school from Kitamaa 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Kavisuni 
bore hole 
623 MoAW&I Desilting of Kalala earthdam  2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Kavisuni 
624 MoIHT&PW Construction of Miumbu drift on Kalala to Kiambusya road 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Kavisuni 
625 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Yovovo primary  4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Kavisuni 
626 OOG Fencing of Kavisuni primary school 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Kavisuni 
627 MoH&S Construction of maternity ward and laboratory at Ngiluni 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Ngiluni 
dispensary 
628 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kwa Kyambi to Kavasya centre with drifts and 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Ngiluni 
calverts 
629 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Ngiluni dispensary to Kindu river with drift 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Ngiluni 
calverts 
630 OOG Construction of 4door pit latrine at Kavasya and Kwa Kutu 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Ngiluni 
primary school 
631 PSM&A Construction of Village administrators office at Ngiluni  5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Ngiluni 
632 MoAW&I Construction of new earthdam at Kinyiki  1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mosa 
633 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kilivi to Mwiwe river road with calverts 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mosa 
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634 MoAW&I Construction of shallow well at Mwiwe river complete with tank 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mosa 
and piping 
635 MoBEI&YD Construction of Imale ECDE classroom 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mosa 
636 OOG Fencing and construction of gate at Kilivi primary school 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mosa 
637 MoIHT&PW Road construction from Kwa Mbiti Kalambi to Mbosima with 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mbusyani 
drifts at Kooma 
638 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Mbusyani to Kisikini road with drift at Kooma 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mbusyani 
stream 
639 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Mbusyani market to Katombi A road  3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mbusyani 
640 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kanzui ECDE to Kwa Ndinga to Nzeeu rirer 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mbusyani 
road 
641 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kanzui ECDE to Kwa Kiema to Nzeeu river 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Mbusyani 
road 
642 MoAW&I Construction of power house solar power at Mwiwe well, 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Masimbini 
pipeline extension with tank at Ituki  
643 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kisasi health centre borehole to Kisavi 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Masimbini 
health centre 
644 MoAW&I Construction of Well at Nzeeu along Kisasi Nguuni road and 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Masimbini 
power installation 
645 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Nzeeu river well to Utawala shopping 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Masimbini 
centre and Kisavi shopping centre 
646 MoET&NR Installation of power system at the proposed Kalatini Well 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Masimbini 
647 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Mukameni to Kavumbu primary school road 1 Kitui Rural Kisasi Nguuni/ Mukameni 
with calvert at Kwa Nzengula 3KM 
648 OOG Fencing and gate construction, lavelling of Mukameni primary 2 Kitui Rural Kisasi Nguuni/ Mukameni 
playing ground 
649 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kasarani ECDE centre at 3 Kitui Rural Kisasi Nguuni/ Mukameni 
Ungaatu  
650 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Engineer Muungu earthdam 4 Kitui Rural Kisasi Nguuni/ Mukameni 
651 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Ungaatu to Mbangu with drift at Kooma stream 5 Kitui Rural Kisasi Nguuni/ Mukameni 
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652 MoBEI&YD Construction of 3ECDE classrooms at Matu, Kiseuni and 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kiseuni 
Kangala primary schools 
653 MoAW&I Desilting and repair of Makondo and Kwa Tabitha earthdams 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kiseuni 
654 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kiseuni water point to Kithiani market 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kiseuni 
through Kyoani with 3water tanks at Kyoani, Ndivuni and 
Kithiani markets 
655 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kathini Deliverance church to Kathini 4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kiseuni 
dispensary with two 10,000ltrs at the facility 
656 MoIHT&PW Grading, Sports murraming and installation of structures along 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kiseuni 
the road Kwa Matu junction – Kwa Kitungu- Kathini dispensary 
657 MoH&S Finishing and equipping of Kitooni dispensary, toilets and 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kitooni 
fencing 
658 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Kitooni, Itooma, Kavonge and Kavoo 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kitooni 
road 
659 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Makiti earthdam 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kitooni 
660 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Mulungu earthdam  4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kitooni 
661 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Kisayani to Kwa Kasimbu to Muliluni 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kitooni 
road 
662 MoIHT&PW Opening and heavy dozing of road from Kalulini to Ngomoni via 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kalulini 
Mwangeni and construction of slabs and drifts and calverts 
663 MoBEI&YD Construction of 2ECDE classrooms at Kyambiti centre and 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kalulini 
Kathina centre 
664 MoIHT&PW Opening of Ward (proper dozing and grading) from Kwa Konesu 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kalulini 
Ngala, Ruth Ngei 
665 MoIHT&PW Heavy bush clearing and construction of drifts and calverts of the 4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kalulini 
road from Kavoo to Kwa Tiva river via Kwa Komu Nduti 
666 MoIHT&PW Opening of road (proper dozing and grading) from Kwa Kiilu 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kalulini 
Msaku, Mbuva to Kwa Kasumusi 
667 MoAW&I Desilting, fencing and construction of toilets at Matiliku 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyangi 
earthdams 
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668 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kwa Mwitha to Mwaani primary school 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyangi 
669 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Kwa Itooma Mbale to Kwa Nzingo to 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyangi 
Mumbe junction 
670 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE claasrrom at Mukameni ECDE centre 4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyangi 
671 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kavumbuni market to Vondeni 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyangi 
primary 
672 MoIHT&PW Opening and heavy grading of the road from Kwa Ndolo Mbithi 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Nzambia 
to Kwa Mwanzia Nzawa 
673 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of water pipeline extension from Kwa Nzoka 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Nzambia 
Mutiasa to Nzambia market kiosk 
674 MoAW&I Construction of earthdam at Kwa Mwanzia Nzawa 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Nzambia 
675 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Nzambia market water kiosk to 4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Nzambia 
Nzambia dispensary 
676 MoET&NR Installation of solar power at Kwa Kinyili, Kwa Nzivulu, Kwa 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Nzambia 
Maundu  and at Kwa Masisya shallow wells  
677 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading/Opening of road from Kwa Lele to Kwa 1 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyongonyo 
Mwongela to Kyengo Mulinge to Athi river 
678 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading/Opening of road from Kilumya to Kwa Matenga 2 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyongonyo 
to Mulunge to Mavoko Nzambia 
679 MoIHT&PW Opening and heavy grading of road from Hon Mutisya primary to 3 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyongonyo 
Kwa Pius to Kwa Kiteto 
680 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kanyongonyo primary 4 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyongonyo 
school 
681 MoBEI&YD Completion and equipping of Kanyongonyo Polytechnic 5 Kitui Rural Kanyangi Kanyongonyo 
682 MoIHT&PW Opening of Katwala market, Kwa Vanguo-Mukameni  1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Katwala 
683 MoIHT&PW Road opening – Kimuuni – Kwa Nganyo – Kwa Ngala- Kwa 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Katwala 
Mbuvi 
684 MoAW&I Borehole sinking and casing at Mangani market 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Katwala 
685 MoAW&I Water piping extension from Kimuuni Kwa Matuto 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Katwala 
686 MoAW&I Chainlink – fencing and gate installation at Yandili earthdam 5 Kitui Rural Mbitini Katwala 
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687 MoIHT&PW Kwa Mathenge- Kwa Singano- Kwa Kasau road opening 4KM 1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Mbitini 
688 MoIHT&PW Kwa Nzuli- Kwa Kilinga- Kwa Kisengese road opening 4KM 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Mbitini 
689 MoIHT&PW Mwinzengi primary- Kwa Mbaluka- Kanzauwu road opening 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Mbitini 
690 MoAW&I Construction of Yangalyo earthdam spillway and desilting 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Mbitini 
691 MoIHT&PW Mbitini Kwa Chief- Ikotamwithe to Semea road opening 5 Kitui Rural Mbitini Mbitini 
692 MoAW&I Completion of Kwa Syovata borehole 1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kitungati 
693 MoAW&I Diging and fencing of Kwa Mumbu earthdam 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kitungati 
694 MoAW&I Water piping from Kitungati water kiosk to Maini 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kitungati 
695 MoIHT&PW Opening of feeder road Kwa Titus to Mwiwe to Kwa Mutunga 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kitungati 
Kasimu 
696 MoIHT&PW Opening of feeder road Kwa Mbovi – Kwa Kabwele to Sekea 5 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kitungati 
primary 
697 MoH&S Lab equipping at Kanzau dispensary 1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kanzau 
698 MoAW&I Desilting of Kamulu earthdam 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kanzau 
699 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kanzauwu Musambweni Semea river 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kanzau 
700 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift Wikilye stream at Nzangathi Kwa Ikola- 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kanzau 
Usanga- Kitungate 
701 MoIHT&PW Road opening Kwa Kisovi- Kwa Mutuku- Kwa Chief-John 5 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kanzau 
702 MoIHT&PW Drift at Wingoo river- Ngangani Isiki road 1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Ngangani 
703 MoIHT&PW Drift at Kalikuvu river- Ngangani Isiki road 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Ngangani 
704 MoAW&I Desilting of Isombo dams 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Ngangani 
705 OOG Fencing chainlink and gate at Ilika dam 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Ngangani 
706 OOG Chainlink fence and gate at Isombo dam 5 Kitui Rural Mbitini Ngangani 
707 MoH&S Kivuuni dispensary fencing and gate 1 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kivuuni 
708 MoAW&I Ilangilo dam water piping to Kilamba market with solar pump 2 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kivuuni 
system 
709 MoIHT&PW Road grading from Mbitini to Kanzakame through Kasungwa 3 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kivuuni 
dam 
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710 MoIHT&PW Road grading from Mbitini through Kisiio to Kwa Kasau 4 Kitui Rural Mbitini Kivuuni 
711 MoH&S Equipping of Katyethoka dispensary  1 Kitui central  Township  Katyethoka/Ngiini  
712 MoH&S Construction of a dispensary at Ngiini 2 Kitui central  Township  Katyethoka/Ngiini 
713 MoIHT&PW Drift at Kyeng’aa river  3 Kitui central  Township  Katyethoka/ngiini  
714 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at Ngiini kwa  kime  4 Kitui central  Township  Katyethoka / ngiini 
715 MoIHT&PW Opening up of kwa- Ngandi road to Ngiini main road  5 Kitui central  Township  Ktyethoka/Ngiini 
716 MoTC&I Wall fencing of Kalundu market  1 Kitui central  Township  Kalundu  
717 MoTC&I Construction of slab at Kalundu market  2 Kitui cenral  Township  Kalundu  
718 MoET&NR Installation of solar lights at Makuti ,kwa mbui,misuuni,kyalo 3 Kitui cental  Township  Kalundu  
way  
719 MoIHT&PW Gravelling of Kalundu streets  4 Kitui central  Township  Kalundu  
720 MoIHT&PW Drainage along Kalundu roads  5 Kitui central  Township   Kalundu  
721 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift along kasokolo/ katyethoka road kaveta 1 Kitui cenral  Kitui Township  Kaveta/ syongila 
river  
722 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at mutendea secondary 2 Kitui central  Kitui Township Kaveta/syongila 
school  
723 MoIHT&PW Scooping and fencing of kyambiti dam  3 Kitui central  Kitui Township Kaveta/ syongila 
724 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from ravanela to mutendea river  4 Kitui central Kitui Township Kaveta/ syongila 
725 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at kaveta primary school  5 Kitui central Kitui Township Kaveta/ syongila 
726 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at AIC manyenyoni road  1 Kitui central  Township Majengo/manyenyo
ni 
727 MoIHT&PW Tarmacking  of  intercounty manyenyoni road   2 Kitui central  Township Majengo/manyenyo
ni 
728 MoH&S Lifting of manyenyoni dispensary to a health centre 3 Kitui central  Township Majengo/manyenyo
ni 
729 MoIHT&PW Opening of roads with bulldozer at manyenyoni  majengo 4 Kitui central  Township Majengo/manyenyo
ni 
730 MoH&S Fencing of township dispensary  5 Kitui central  Township Majengo/manyenyo
ni 
153   
   
731 MoIHT&PW Placement of Gabbros behind coast bus to the mosque   1 Kitui central  Township Kitui town  
732 MoIHT&PW Placement of Gabbros from the mosque to kwa Babu 2 Kitui central  Township Kitui town 
733 MoIHT&PW Construction of a laboratory and equipping at prison dispensary  3 Kitui central  Township Kitui town 
734 MoIHT&PW Construction of a water kiosk at mosquito estate   4 Kitui central  Township Kitui town 
735 MoET&NR Installation of 3 No solar lights at stadium to Kalundu river 5 Kitui central  Township Kitui town 
736 MoIHT&PW Construction of  a slab from Mulundu catholic to kwa kuthu 1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Mulundu  
stream  East  
737 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at kalyala 2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Mulundu 
East 
738 MoIHT&PW Road opening from kakuuni to AIC Ngungi primary  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Mulundu 
East 
739 MoAW&I Renovation of mulundi  Dispensary  4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Mulundu 
East 
740 MoIHT&PW Road opening from kwa Ndungo to kisungu wite calvarts    5 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Mulundu 
East 
741 MoTC&I Construction of 4 door pit latrine at kwa mavela ECDE 1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kalawa/kabaa 
East  
742 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Nzeeu River 2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kalawa/kabaa 
East 
743 MoIHT&PW Construction of a sand dam at Ikinar river  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kalawa/kabaa 
East 
744 MoIHT&PW Construction of a sand dam at kyaka river 4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kalawa/kabaa 
East 
745 MoET&NR Supply installation of solar lights at Ngenukanenda 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya Kalawa/kabaa 
East 
746 MoAW&I Drilling equipping of a borehole at Peter Manyara and kasyala  1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Ivaini  
East 
747 MoIHT&PW Drift construction at Yumbuni Isolo Matulu secondary school  2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Ivaini  
East 
748 MoH&S Construction of maternity wings fencing of wanzoa and kasyala 3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Ivaini  
health centre  East 
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749 PSM&A Construction of village administrators office  4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Ivaini  
East 
750 MoIHT&PW Upgrading kwa mbila ngumbwa  vanda road with slabs and 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya Ivaini  
achievements  East 
751 MoH&S Upgrading of museve dispensary  to a health centre  1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya museve 
East  
752 MoTC&I Equipping of museve (musekavo) resource centre  2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya museve 
East 
753 MoIHT&PW Opening of kwa mukwa – kataani-muuthi-kanluni road  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya museve 
East 
754 MoIHT&PW Opening of kyalilini – kyambiti road  4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya museve 
East 
755 MoAW&I Drilling of borehore at katia village 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya museve 
East 
756 MoTC&I Construction of 8 door PH latrine at Kwa Ngindu primary school  1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya musewani 
East  
757 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping at kavaloni borehole  2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya musewani 
East 
758 MoAW&I Proposed water pipeline extension at Umuu, kwa- nzou ,nyekiro 3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya musewani 
at kwa ukungu East 
759 MoIHT&PW Road opening and  grading from Kwa Gerald nzou trough umuu 4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya musewani 
to kwa mwendwa  East 
760 MoIHT&PW Road opening and grading from kwa mutemwa through katangu 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya musewani 
to kwa kalaa  East 
761 MoIHT&PW Kwa mwandia to kilungu road opening  1 Kitui central Kyangwithya mutuni 
East 
762 MoAW&I Nguuni borehole drilling  2 Kitui central Kyangwithya mutuni 
East 
763 MoIHT&PW Opening of mutune shopping centre road to katuvi 3 Kitui central Kyangwithya mutuni 
East 
764 MoIHT&PW Construction of slaps at waani 4 Kitui central Kyangwithya mutuni 
East 
765 MoIHT&PW Opening of kwa kyatha, katutito kwa kuno shopping centre ith 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya mutuni 
slaps  East 
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766 MoH&S Overhaul  renovation of kavuta dispensary   1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya kavuta 
west  
767 MoAW&I Construction of sub well at mwilini river and supply of water to 2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya kavuta 
masoka  west 
768 MoH&S Construction via ivovoa and kisyoka of maternity wing at 3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya kavuta 
mangina dispensary   west 
769 MoIHT&PW Scorping of new earth dam at syomele  4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya kavuta 
west 
770 MoIHT&PW Road opening from kwa mukasa to kalikuvu  5 Kitui central Kyangwithya kavuta 
west 
771 MoAW&I Drilling,casing and installation of kalimenza borele 1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Utooni /mbusyani 
west 
772 MoIHT&PW Desilting, fencing, installation of  pump (sub well) construction   Kitui central  Kyangwithya Utooni /mbusyani 
of cattle troups and felching taps  west 
773 MoIHT&PW Desalting and fencing of mukai  earth dam   3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Utooni /mbusyani 
west 
774 MoAW&I Drilling, casing and installation of  kandandu borehole 4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Utooni /mbusyani 
west 
775 MoAW&I Construction of isvini earth dam at kavuta at kavata land 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya Utooni /mbusyani 
west 
776 MoIHT&PW Overhaul repair of Ngomano drift  1 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Itoleka  
west 
777 MoIHT&PW Leveling of ithimani primary play ground  and kakuuni primary 2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Itoleka  
play ground  west 
778 MoIHT&PW Opening of kwa ngava – kwa kasendi road  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Itoleka  
west 
779 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of muthungue borehole  4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Itoleka  
west 
780 MoBEI&YD Construction of administration block at malungu vocational 5 Kitui central Kyangwithya Itoleka  
training centre  west 
781 MoTC&I Construction of 2nd door pit latrine at kwa maingi primary school  1 Kitui ceentral Kyangwithya mulutu 
west  
782 MoH&S Euiping of mulutu dispensary  2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya mulutu 
west 
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783 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of roads from ilooi primary kwa mulevu 3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya mulutu 
matheka to mililuni stream west 
784 MoIHT&PW Distilling of kwa mukuli earth dam (methunini) 4 Kitui central Kyangwithya mulutu 
west 
785 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of feader road from wayani kwa kimaku 5 Kitui ceentral Kyangwithya mulutu 
west 
786 MoAW&I Earth dam at kwa muli kilombe in syokiomo 1 Kitui central Kyangwithya Tungutu  
west 
787 MoAW&I Fresh masinga water pipeline from kwa Julius wambua to kwa 2 Kitui ceentral Kyangwithya Tungutu 
susan munyalo   west 
788 MoH&S Fencing with gate at tungutu health centre  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Tungutu 
west 
789 MoIHT&PW Opening up and grading of road from ka kiema kitau – ka nzau 4 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Tungutu 
ikumu to kwa mukotho mutua kamuti with drift at maluni river west 
790 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of ng’oleni borehole pipeline   1 Kitui ceentral Kyangwithya Kyamathyaka 
west  /nduumoni/tiva 
791 MoIHT&PW Opening up and grading of kwa kiema – tiva rural feeder road 2 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kyamathyaka 
west /nduumoni/tiva 
792 MoAW&I Drilling of  kwa kyulu borehole and equipping  3 Kitui central  Kyangwithya Kyamathyaka 
west /nduumoni/tiva 
793 MoAW&I Extension of sokomoko tiva water project from kwa musembei to 4 Kitui central Kyangwithya Kyamathyaka 
imale shopping and primary  west /nduumoni/tiva 
794 MoIHT&PW Construction of one drift and 2 slabs  along kwa ngozi – kwa 5 Kitui ceentral Kyangwithya Kyamathyaka 
makosa road   west /nduumoni/tiva 
795 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at usiani market  1 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Kavalo/usiani 
796 MoIHT&PW Road opening from usiani – kivulo - kyewia 2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kavalo/usiani 
797 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at usiani dispensary 3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kavalo/usiani 
798 MoIHT&PW Road opening kavuti – ithamboni to kavalo 4 Kitui central Mimbani  Kavalo/usiani 
799 MoIHT&PW Construction of structures at 1. Kvuti – kamulembeni road 5 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Kavalo/usiani 
800 MoIHT&PW Installation of structures at kamandio- kanzau road  1 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Kamandio / ndiani 
/nzune 
157   
   
801 MoIHT&PW Construction of structures at nzune – mulungi road 2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kamandio / ndiani 
/nzune 
802 MoIHT&PW Opening of kamandio – kiluma- malatani road  3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kamandio / ndiani 
/nzune 
803 MoIHT&PW Construction / desilting of kamandio – earth dam  4 Kitui central Mimbani  Kamandio / ndiani 
/nzune 
804 MoH&S Construction of kamandio dispensary staff quarters  5 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Kamandio / ndiani 
/nzune 
805 MoAW&I Construction of  samp well at mutwei nd pipeline to miamnbni 1 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Munganga  
market  
806 MoET&NR Installation of transformer at the office ward administrator and 2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Munganga 
power connectivity  
807 MoTC&I Buying of market plot at miambani shopping centre  3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Munganga 
808 MoIHT&PW Opening of kitula ulonzo road  4 Kitui central Mimbani  Munganga 
809 MoH&S Construction of katani dispensary  5 Kitui central Mimbani  Munganga 
810 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at ngaa / kathumulani AIC ground  1 Kitui central Mimbani  Nzaaya  
811 MoIHT&PW Installation of structures at kiviu- nzaaye-ngaa-nzaaya kiluilu – 2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Nzaaya  
vinda – makaani – ndivuni road  
812 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at makaani dispensary  3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Nzaaya  
813 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from vinda – kyambilo – miambani road  4 Kitui central Mimbani  Nzaaya  
814 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE class room  at kwa kayuli 5 Kitui ceentral Mimbani  Nzaaya  
815 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from mutula to kwa nganga  1 Kitui central Mimbani  Mutula /mutukya  
816 MoIHT&PW Opening of kavuvuu to kilingile feeder road  2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Mutula /mutukya 
817 MoIHT&PW Culvert and slabs construction ngotoni feeder road  3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Mutula /mutukya 
818 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of mutukya kasuu feeder road  4 Kitui central Mimbani  Mutula /mutukya 
819 MoIHT&PW Upgrading of mutukya primary play ground  5 Kitui central Mimbani  Mutula /mutukya 
820 MoIHT&PW Opening of malatani to kiluma feeder road  1 Kitui central Mimbani  Kanzau/malili/muku
yuni 
821 MoAW&I Protection and piping of katue water point  2 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kanzau/malili/muku
yuni 
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822 MoIHT&PW Construction of mwanyni earth dam 3 Kitui central  Mimbani  Kanzau/malili/muku
yuni 
823 MoIHT&PW Construction of structures along kaleni to kanzau – kamandio 4 Kitui central Mimbani  Kanzau/malili/muku
road  yuni 
824 MoET&NR Drilling and installation of solar panels and pipping of ituwuni 5 Kitui central Mimbani  Kanzau/malili/muku
borehole  yuni 
825 MoAW&I Borehole drilling and equipping at kiimani area  1 Kitui central mulango katulani 
826 MoAW&I Pipeline expansion from kawala shopping centre kamuti primary 2 Kitui central  mulango katulani 
school with water kiosk  and 10,000L water tank    
827 MoET&NR Opening up and grading of road from katulani primary school to 3 Kitui central  mulango katulani 
the samp well at katulani river 
828 MoH&S Renovation of kangalu dispensary  1 Kitui central mulango wikililye 
829 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at kangalu primary school 2 Kitui central mulango wikililye 
830 MoAW&I Rehabilitation  of musyau borehole  3 Kitui central mulango wikililye 
831 MoET&NR Construction of wikililye to kavisi road with a drift at muusya 4 Kitui central mulango wikililye 
river  
832 MoAW&I Drilling borehole at mulango vocational training centre  5 Kitui central mulango wikililye 
833 MoTC&I Fencing of kyangunga market reserve, construction of  2 market 1 Kitui central mulango kyangungi 
shades and toilet  
834 MoIHT&PW Leveling of kyangunga play ground  2 Kitui central mulango kyangungi 
835 MoIHT&PW Grading of kwa musui nzeeu road  3 Kitui central mulango kyangungi 
836 MoIHT&PW Grading of  kwa double k to kwa mbaa langwa road  4 Kitui central mulango kyangungi 
837 MoIHT&PW Opening of kyangunga shopping to kiini road  5 Kitui central mulango kyangungi 
838 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of kwa mutiauvya kwa kamalu,kwa mutia 1 Kitui central mulango Kathungi  
down to the river Kalundu road  
839 MoET&NR Solar installation at Kathungu borehole and pipepilne extension 2 Kitui central mulango Kathungi 
to nzunguni via Kitanbaa with water Kiosk and 1000ltr tank 
840 MoIHT&PW Grading and opening of Katanda Ka athengi-AIC Mithingo road 3 Kitui central mulango Kathungi 
841 MoTC&I Social hall construction at kathungi shopping centre 4 Kitui central mulango Kathungi 
842 OOG Levelling of Mavooni primary school; 1 Kitui central mulango Kathungi 
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843 MoBEI&YD Construction of 4 door pit latrine at ECDE Kyangutu 2 Kitui central mulango Wii 
844 MoIHT&PW Construction of bridge connecting Ka Muthii and Ka Katingu 3 Kitui central mulango Wii 
845 MoAW&I Borehole Kyanguli Sub Village 4 Kitui central mulango Wii 
846 MoTC&I Construction of Market stalls at Kilindini shoping centre 5 Kitui central mulango Wii 
847 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading of Mwilini Kwa Manzi- Kwa Mbuvi- Kwa 1 Kitui central mulango Kwa Muli 
Chris-Kwa Maihu – Kwa Kala-Nduni Kwa VonzaSABC 
connecting Kyangunga 
848 MoAW&I Xtension & piping at Yakalia borehole in different areas with 2 Kitui central mulango Kwa Muli 
water tanks, Kwa Martha, Kwwa Musyoka Ndoo kwa Nzoomo 
849 MoIHT&PW Opening & grading of road kwa muli market to kwa kathenge 3 Kitui central mulango Kwa Muli 
drift 
850 MoIHT&PW Levelling of road from kwa wasya to Kwa Matul-Draift at 4 Kitui central mulango Kwa Muli 
Yambuni then opening & grading of road from kwa Masinde-
Kwa Mutia- Kaimu Dam 
851 MoIHT&PW Costruction of 2 dormitoris, 2door pit latrin e at Katulani 5 Kitui central mulango Kwa Muli 
Vocational centre 
852 MoIHT&PW Opening, grading & installation of culverts road from Kyambiti 1 Kitui central mulango Kyambiti 
dispensary, KwaMuthami, Yuuta stream kwa kilonzi junction-to 
mutinda, kwa muthami- to ngala Mutunga 
853 MoIHT&PW Opening, grading & installation of culverts road from AIC 2 Kitui central mulango Kyambiti 
Kavuta- Mutisya Munyasya- Yuuta streean 
854 MoIHT&PW Opening, grading & installation of culverts road from Vaati Muli 3 Kitui central mulango Kyambiti 
– Kwa Muema Munyoki 
855 MoIHT&PW Opening, grading & installation of culverts road from Lawrence 4 Kitui central mulango Kyambiti 
Kimanzi- Kenedy Kiamba- River Nzeeu 
856 MoH&S Lab eqiping Kyambiti Dispensary 5 Kitui central mulango Kyambiti 
857 MoAW&I Construction of a Bore Hole at Kwambithuka and Pipeline 1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kikuu 
extention to Kikuu Market 
858 MoIHT&PW Road Drift along Mwangeni to Ndooni Market 2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kikuu 
859 MoH&S Construction of a Dispensary at Nguuni Market 3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kikuu 
860 MoH&S Elevation of Kikuu Dispensary to Health centre 4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kikuu 
861 MoTC&I Construction of Kikuu Livestock Market Stock Yard 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kikuu 
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862 MoH&S Construction of Maternity Ward at Zombe level 4 Hospital 1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Malatani 
863 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kanguli to Ngamu Road 2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Malatani 
864 MoAW&I Fencing and Desilting of Ngelani Earth Dam  3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Malatani 
865 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE centre at Matangi 4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Malatani 
866 MoTC&I Construction of Dumping site at Zombe Market 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Malatani 
867 MoH&S Fencing and Renovation of Kaumu Health Centre 1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Thua 
868 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kawea Primary School 2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Thua 
869 MoH&S Construction of Dispensary at Nzilani Market Centre 3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Thua 
870 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kivumbu Primary school 4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Thua 
871 MoTC&I Construction of 4 Door latrine at Canteen Market 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Thua 
872 MoAW&I Raised Metallic Water Tank Kilaa construction  1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kilaa/Katikoni 
873 MoBEI&YD Operalization of Katikoni Youth Polytechnic  2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kilaa/Katikoni 
874 MoH&S Fencing of mwitika dispensary health center level '3' and gate 3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kilaa/Katikoni 
construction 
875 MoAW&I Solar Pannel installation at Katikoni bore hole  4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kilaa/Katikoni 
876 MoTC&I KICOTEC at Mwitika Social Hall 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Kilaa/Katikoni 
877 MoAW&I Construction of Earth Dam at Kaluli 1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Makongo/ Kavingo 
878 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE class room at Yamanza 2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Makongo/ Kavingo 
879 MoH&S Fencing of Ngaaka Yakwa Dispensary 3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Makongo/ Kavingo 
880 MoH&S Construction of 2 door Pit latrine at Ngaaka Dispensary 4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Makongo/ Kavingo 
881 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Masimani 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Makongo/ Kavingo 
882 MoAW&I Water pipeline Extension from Kasunguni to Kimangao 1 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Ngungi/Kasunguni 
883 MoBEI&YD Construction of Village Polytechnic at Ngungi-Ngaikini 2 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Ngungi/Kasunguni 
884 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE Classroom at Ngungi Primary 3 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Ngungi/Kasunguni 
885 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kasarani to Kisiuni 4 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Ngungi/Kasunguni 
886 MoH&S Fencing and construction of Staff Quarters at Kasunguni 5 Kitui East Zombe/ Mwitika Ngungi/Kasunguni 
Dispensary 
887 MoIHT&PW Opening of Katumbu, Ngelesani, Kamulu Road 1 Kitui East Chuluni Kanduti 
888 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kathungu ECDE Centre 2 Kitui East Chuluni Kanduti 
889 MoAW&I Piping and Building water Kiosks at Kalulu Proposed Borehole 3 Kitui East Chuluni Kanduti 
890 MoH&S Fencing and gate installation at Katumbu Dispensary 4 Kitui East Chuluni Kanduti 
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891 MoTC&I Installation of Solar Powered Lights Mulika mwizi at Union 5 Kitui East Chuluni Kanduti 
Market Centre 
892 MoAW&I  Construction of Swamp well at Thua river Kwa Mwami  and 1 Kitui East Chuluni Kenze 
Piping at Kanguu, cathoric church distribution to Kanguu 
Market. 
893 MoH&S Construction of Kanguu Dispensary 2 Kitui East Chuluni Kenze 
894 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kanguu polytechnic 3 Kitui East Chuluni Kenze 
895 MoBEI&YD Construction of 4 door pit latrine with urinal at Ilamba primary 4 Kitui East Chuluni Kenze 
school 
896 MoAW&I Construction of swamp well at Kiongwe river Kwa Musongo 5 Kitui East Chuluni Kenze 
area 
897 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Inyuu Kanduti Mbitini Road with Drifts 1 Kitui East Chuluni Ngungi 
culverts 
898 MoAW&I Extension of water pipeline from Kwa Masua to kwa Ngwele 2 Kitui East Chuluni Ngungi 
2KM 
899 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kivutini Mukusi Ndivuni road with Culverts 3 Kitui East Chuluni Ngungi 
900 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Mbangulo Katumbo road with Culverts 4 Kitui East Chuluni Ngungi 
901 MoIHT&PW Opening of Mbilini kwa Nguli Kwa Sava road 5 Kitui East Chuluni Ngungi 
902 MoH&S Completion and equipping of Nzangathi Health centre maternity 1 Kitui East Chuluni Kyalele 
903 MoIHT&PW Opening and grading and Drift construction at Kwa Nzuki 2 Kitui East Chuluni Kyalele 
Ngomango road 
904 MoIHT&PW Drift Construction at Manguke river along Utwiini Kivui road 3 Kitui East Chuluni Kyalele 
905 MoAW&I Drilling of Kathenya borehole 4 Kitui East Chuluni Kyalele 
906 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kanzawu primary school 5 Kitui East Chuluni Kyalele 
907 MoAW&I Fencing of Kaliluni earth dam 1 Kitui East Chuluni Kyanzai 
908 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kakya 2 Kitui East Chuluni Kyanzai 
909 MoIHT&PW Opening of Hon Kiema road to Mango’la 3 Kitui East Chuluni Kyanzai 
910 MoH&S Maternity wing at Kamaembe 4 Kitui East Chuluni Kyanzai 
911 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kinzeni primary 5 Kitui East Chuluni Kyanzai 
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912 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Ithumula to Manzini primary, Kamale to 1 Kitui East Chuluni Ithumula 
Mathoyoni, Ithumula primary to Manzini kwa ngai imwe 
913 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kamale Kwa Mutua Kilungu, kwa Musengele , 2 Kitui East Chuluni Ithumula 
Utwiini , Kyalelele. 
914 MoIHT&PW Grading of AIC Manzini kwa Moki Ndana , Kwa Mutia Matiti 3 Kitui East Chuluni Ithumula 
Road 
915 MoIHT&PW Opening of Feeder road from Kwa Nyamai Nzyima, Kwa 4 Kitui East Chuluni Ithumula 
Ngumba to Yanzuu health centre 
916 MoIHT&PW Opening of Kwa Kathungi, kwa Musyoka Kinyumu to Kwa “P” 5 Kitui East Chuluni Ithumula 
917 MoAW&I Construction of Mega Tank of 250m three Cubic at Ngulini 1 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku kyaimu/Itiko 
918 MoH&S Construction of staff quarters at Itiko Dispensary 2 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku kyaimu/Itiko 
919 MoBEI&YD Construction of Mukungo ECDE classroom 3 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku kyaimu/Itiko 
920 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kwa-Kaewa to Mukungo primary school 4 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku kyaimu/Itiko 
921 MoAW&I Construction of Kwasumbi Earth dam at Kyaimu 5 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku kyaimu/Itiko 
922 MoH&S Fencing and construction of Maternity at Yoonye 1 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Musukini 
923 MoIHT&PW Opening of Muendeni Kyume feeder road 2 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Musukini 
924 MoAW&I Construction of Storage Water Tank 250 cubic metres at Uwu 3 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Musukini 
spring water 
925 MoAW&I Construction of Kamwee earth dam 4 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Musukini 
926 MoAW&I Installation of Solar pump and storage water tank 10000 litres 5 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Musukini 
927 MoAW&I Extension of pipeline from Mutitu social hall kiosk to kwa Matia 1 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kitoo 
polytechnic , syombandu and kwa mailu 
928 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Nzinia , Miio and Manyunga 2 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kitoo 
929 MoH&S Construction of modern Kitchen at Mutitu sub county hospital 3 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kitoo 
930 MoAW&I Desilting and fencing of Kataka earth dam 4 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kitoo 
931 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Nguni, Matia to Kilanga primary 5 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kitoo 
932 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kwatundu primary school 1 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Manyoeni/Masasini 
933 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Manyoeni primary school 2 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Manyoeni/Masasini 
934 MoAW&I Drilling of bore hole at kwa Munuve 3 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Manyoeni/Masasini 
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935 MoIHT&PW Road repair at Masasini shopping centre 4 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Manyoeni/Masasini 
936 MoIHT&PW Drilling of Mivukoni bore hole 5 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Manyoeni/Masasini 
937 MoAW&I Drilling Borehole at Kawala dispensary 1 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kawala/kavutei 
938 MoH&S Construction of maternity ward at Kaliku Dispensary 2 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kawala/kavutei 
939 MoAW&I Water storage Tank at Kwa Kanini Extension to Matia  3 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kawala/kavutei 
940 MoH&S Completion of Kawala Dispensary 4 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kawala/kavutei 
941 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kiniku primary, Yulamba 5 Kitui East Mutitu/kaliku Kawala/kavutei 
primary and Kawala Primary 
942 MoMAC Construction of Ward Administration Office 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kasasi 
943 MoAW&I Construction of Miambini Earth Dam 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kasasi 
944 MoAW&I Rehabitation of Thua Ngala Kala Kinakani Water project 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kasasi 
pipeline 
945 MoTC&I Installation of 3 street lights at Kaivasi Market 4 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kasasi 
946 MoTC&I 4 KM electricity greed connection from Kaivasi to Ndunguni 5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kasasi 
947 MoTC&I Insallation of 3 solar lights at Kyatune market 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyamatu/Nzanza 
948 MoMAC Construction of Mutungue village Administration office 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Muthungui 
949 MoH&S Completion and upgrading of Muthungue Dispensary to health 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Muthungue 
centre 
950 MoAW&I Construction of Sampwell and raising main water pumping from 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Muthungue 
Thua Kangini to Imumba Market 
951 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classes at Nditima, Masakaini, Ivitasya 4 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Muthungue 
and Ituusya Primary schools 
952 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Muthungue Maskalini Nditime road 5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Muthungue 
953 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift to connect Kyangini and kyukuni 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Imale/Kiangini 
954 MoH&S Construction of Dispensary at Imale Market 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Imale/Kiangini 
955 MoAW&I Fencing of Makanyaa Earth Dam 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Imale/Kiangini 
956 MoIHT&PW Road rehabitation from Kyangini Imale Kinakani 4 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Imale/Kiangini 
957 MoAW&I Construction of earth dam at Nzou Imwe 5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Imale/Kiangini 
958 MoH&S Construction of Maternity laboratory at Kyaango Dispenasry 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyaango 
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959 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Thua River and Pumbing of water to from 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyaango 
the borehole to Saint Cajetan sec school through Nguuni 
960 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Saint Case Cajetan , Nguuni, Ndalani road 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyaango 
961 MoIHT&PW Consruction of drift at Ngunga river at Mendene 4 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyaango 
962 MoAW&I Scooping and fencing Kwa Mbinya Mbivya kithanake earh dam 5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Kyaango 
963 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Voo Nduluni feeder road with Drift at Isavea 1 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Nzunguni 
stream 
964 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of of Nduluni Voo feeder road 2 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Nzunguni 
965 PSM&A Acquisition of land and construction of village administration 3 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Nzunguni 
office  
966 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Nduluni and Kasanga 4 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Nzunguni 
967 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of of Thua Nduluni Waanai Kisiuni water pipeline 5 Kitui East Voo/Kyamatu Nzunguni 
extension 
968 MoIHT&PW Bush clearing and grading of Makuka Kalwa road  1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Twambui/Makuka 
969 MoH&S Equiping and opening of Makuka Dispensary 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Twambui/Makuka 
970 MoAW&I Construction ofearth dam at Mutanda 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Twambui/Makuka 
971 MoAW&I Cinstruction of earth dam at kwa katana 4 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Twambui/Makuka 
972 MoIHT&PW Grading of Kitumbini Ililuni road 5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Twambui/Makuka 
973 MoH&S Rehabilitation , equipping and opening of Katumbi Diapensary 1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Katumbi/Koi 
974 MoIHT&PW Bush clearing grading and murraming of endau katumbi kasangu 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Katumbi/Koi 
road 
975 MoAW&I Construction of earth dam at Kalikuvu river 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Katumbi/Koi 
976 MoIHT&PW Bush clearing and grading And murraming of ilimulaiyu, Koi  4 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Katumbi/Koi 
Twambui road 
977 MoIHT&PW Bush clearing , grading and murraming of Katumbi Koi 5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Katumbi/Koi 
Twambui road 
978 MoH&S Upgrading of Endau dispensary to a health centre 1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Ndetani 
979 MoAW&I Construction of earthdam at Mutyangatho stream 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Ndetani 
980 MoIHT&PW Grading of Mitaani road to Kalungu market 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Ndetani 
981 MoAW&I Construction of Kinanie earth dam 4 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Ndetani 
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982 MoAW&I Fencing of Matheu Dam 5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Ndetani 
983 MoAW&I Construction of Katothya earthdam 1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Malalani/Syou 
984 MoH&S Fencing of Malalani Health centre 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Malalani/Syou 
985 MoAW&I Construction of Kakungumele earth dam 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Malalani/Syou 
986 MoAW&I Construction of Yambila earth dam 4 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Malalani/Syou 
987 MoIHT&PW Grading of Ndovoini to Kathua Road 5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Malalani/Syou 
988 MoBEI&YD Construction and Equiping of Kaunange Vocational training 1 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Yiuku/Kathua 
centre 
989 MoH&S Completion, Fencing, equipping and opening of Kathua 2 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Yiuku/Kathua 
Dispensary 
990 MoIHT&PW Construction of Munyuni Stream Drift at Makayauni 3 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Yiuku/Kathua 
991 MoAW&I Construction of Earth dam at Katooni 4 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Yiuku/Kathua 
992 MoIHT&PW Murraming Bush Clearing and grading of Yuuku, Kathua 5 Kitui East Endau/Malalani Yiuku/Kathua 
Manako Road 
993 MoAW&I Construction of Elevated water tank at Muani bore hole  1 Kitui East Nzambani IKuyuni 
994 MoAW&I Desilting of Kivondo earth dam  2 Kitui East Nzambani IKuyuni 
995 MoAW&I Desilting of Muiini earthdam 3 Kitui East Nzambani IKuyuni 
996 MoIHT&PW Opening of feeder road from Ndonguni to Syongoni 4 Kitui East Nzambani IKuyuni 
997 MoIHT&PW Opening of road from Grace healing church to Kwa Musyoka 5 Kitui East Nzambani IKuyuni 
Ngutu and construction of a slab at Kitambi stream 
998 MoET&NR Installation of electricity power grid at Ngengi Borehole for 1 Kitui East Nzambani Kavalula/Ngengi 
efficient water supply 
999 MoIHT&PW Expansion of Road from Chuluni girls through Maryland to 2 Kitui East Nzambani Kavalula/Ngengi 
Ngengi primary school 
1000 MoAW&I Construction of Earth Dam at Kwa Musa in Kakungu area 3 Kitui East Nzambani Kavalula/Ngengi 
1001 MoH&S Completion and equipping of Kakungu Dispensary Maternity 4 Kitui East Nzambani Kavalula/Ngengi 
wing 
1002 MoAW&I Extension of Water pipeline to Kakungu, Kamoli, Uvyulye , 5 Kitui East Nzambani Kavalula/Ngengi 
Kavalula and chuluni 
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1003 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Kenya Mbele – Syokataka to Kisayani  1 Kitui East Nzambani Kyanika/Mwembe 
tayari 
1004 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kalawa to kunguluni Kiluilu 2 Kitui East Nzambani Kyanika/Mwembe 
tayari 
1005 MoIHT&PW Road opening from Resort Kunguluni Uvulye and Drift 3 Kitui East Nzambani Kyanika/Mwembe 
tayari 
1006 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Nzeu along Mbaa Isika to Kunguluni 4 Kitui East Nzambani Kyanika/Mwembe 
tayari 
1007 MoIHT&PW Construction of Drift at Nzeu along Mwaeni to Kunguluni 5 Kitui East Nzambani Kyanika/Mwembe 
tayari 
1008 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Savis Borehole to Kiini, Nguna and 1 Kitui East Nzambani Kangweni 
Kamuungu 
1009 MoIHT&PW Opening of blocked roads in Kamuungu Village 2 Kitui East Nzambani Kangweni 
1010 MoTC&I Construction of fruit Mango processing plant at Nzewani 3 Kitui East Nzambani Kangweni 
1011 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kamuungu 4 Kitui East Nzambani Kangweni 
1012 MoH&S Construction of Counselling centre at Kiini 5 Kitui East Nzambani Kangweni 
1013 MoET&NR Electricity connection at Kwa Ndeveni borehole 1 Kitui East Nzambani Kilonzo 
1014 MoBEI&YD Operationalise Mathuluni vocational training centre  2 Kitui East Nzambani Kilonzo 
1015 MoIHT&PW Construction of Culverts and Drift Kang’oloto and Mbaanginga 3 Kitui East Nzambani Kilonzo 
1016 MoIHT&PW Opening of Mathulini Kyoongwe road 4 Kitui East Nzambani Kilonzo 
1017 MoIHT&PW Opening of Road from Kwa Kavuthi to Kwa Ndeveni 5 Kitui East Nzambani Kilonzo 
1018 MoAW&I Installation of Mwanyani borehole with solar powered system 1 Kitui South Athi Muambani/ 
Monguni 
1019 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift and box culvert at Kwa Kithia along 2 Kitui South Athi Muambani/ 
Mbakoni - Kmautei Road Monguni 
1020 MoH&S Construction of a 2 door staff pit latrine at Ilengi dispensary 3 Kitui South Athi Muambani/ 
Monguni 
1021 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa Nzili along Mbakoni - Monguni 4 Kitui South Athi Muambani/ 
Road Monguni 
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1022 MoAW&I Extension of Kangu Kangu water project from Makutano ma 5 Kitui South Athi Muambani/ 
Ilengi to Mwaani - Ilengi Market Monguni 
1023 MoIHT&PW Repair for Nguni box culverts - fixing of major opening on the 1 Kitui South Athi Maluma 
structure 
1024 MoIHT&PW Construction of Kakungula fly over 2 Kitui South Athi Maluma 
1025 MoIHT&PW Construction of road from Mbooni market to Kwa Musomba to 3 Kitui South Athi Maluma 
Tiva Pri School 
1026 MoAW&I Extension of Kangu Kangu  water project from Matulani to 4 Kitui South Athi Maluma 
Kakungula 
1027 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Matulani Dispensary/ Fencing 5 Kitui South Athi Maluma 
1028 MoAW&I Kangu Kangu pipeline extension from Kalivu to Kyandula 1 Kitui South Athi Makaiye 
1029 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole near Mwambua Pri 2 Kitui South Athi Makaiye 
1030 MoIHT&PW Construction/ Spot murruming of Kwa Mbuvi - Katulu road with 3 Kitui South Athi Makaiye 
a drift at Ndiliu stream 
1031 MoH&S Fencing and gate construction at Katulu dispensary 4 Kitui South Athi Makaiye 
1032 MoBEI&YD Construction of an ECDE class at Makue 5 Kitui South Athi Makaiye 
1033 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Kithikii earth dam at Makueni village unit 1 Kitui South Athi Upper Kituti 
1034 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kituti Pri School to Kamaki 2 Kitui South Athi Upper Kituti 
Cooperatives 
1035 MoH&S Construction of Maternity Block at Muangeni Dispensary 3 Kitui South Athi Upper Kituti 
1036 MoIHT&PW Grading/ Drifts/ Culverts at Kimuu - Kisingo - Mukwakwani - 4 Kitui South Athi Upper Kituti 
Timboni Road 
1037 MoBEI&YD Construction of an ECDE classroom at Ndiliu 5 Kitui South Athi Upper Kituti 
1038 MoIHT&PW Opening/ expansion/ murruming of Kisiuni to Mbakoni Road 1 Kitui South Athi Kilawa 
1039 MoAW&I Drilling and installation of Kilawa borehole 2 Kitui South Athi Kilawa 
1040 MoH&S Construction of Mwambaisyuko dispensary 3 Kitui South Athi Kilawa 
1041 MoAW&I Drilling and installation of Miiani borehole 4 Kitui South Athi Kilawa 
1042 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kandengya ECDE classroom  5 Kitui South Athi Kilawa 
1043 MoAW&I Drilling and installation of a borehole at Kalilii area 1 Kitui South Athi Lower Kituti 
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1044 MoAW&I Drilling and Installation of a borehole at Malatani area 2 Kitui South Athi Lower Kituti 
1045 MoIHT&PW Construction of box culvert across Ngunyumu stream along 3 Kitui South Athi Lower Kituti 
Imathoka - Mwangeni road 
1046 MoIHT&PW Construction of a bridge across Ngunyumu stream along 4 Kitui South Athi Lower Kituti 
Imathoka - Ngatiie Road 
1047 MoIHT&PW Construction of a Road climbing Yatta Plateau - Kalilii from 5 Kitui South Athi Lower Kituti 
Mwaathe 
1048 MoIHT&PW Tangai to Ivuku vuku road construction - murruming and drift 1 Kitui South Athi Kalivu 
construction 
1049 MoAW&I Repair of Kivani earth dam  - scooping and spillway repair 2 Kitui South Athi Kalivu 
1050 MoAW&I Kangu Kangu extension from Matulani to Kalivu 3 Kitui South Athi Kalivu 
1051 MoAW&I Senda Borehole drilling and installation 4 Kitui South Athi Kalivu 
1052 MoIHT&PW Munandani Road to Mbui Ndune - Murruming black spot 5 Kitui South Athi Kalivu 
1053 MoAW&I Drilling and instalation of Mathungu borehole 1 Kitui South Athi Kisiio 
1054 MoIHT&PW Murraming of road from Mutonya - Mbusyani to Mathungu 2 Kitui South Athi Kisiio 
(27kms) 
1055 MoH&S Construction of Mutonya dispensary 3 Kitui South Athi Kisiio 
1056 MoTC&I Construction of 2 door pit latrine at Mbusyani shopping centre 4 Kitui South Athi Kisiio 
1057 MoAW&I Fencing of Kwa Tatu earth dam and construction of 2 door pit 5 Kitui South Athi Kisiio 
latrine 
1058 MoAW&I Drilling of Kaluluini borehole 1 Kitui South Athi Katilini 
1059 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Kithumuu earth dam 2 Kitui South Athi Katilini 
1060 MoBEI&YD Construction of Katilini ECDE Classroom  3 Kitui South Athi Katilini 
1061 MoH&S Construction of Kaivisi dispensary 4 Kitui South Athi Katilini 
1062 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kaivisi ECDE classroom 5 Kitui South Athi Katilini 
1063 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole along river Nzeeu and extension upto 1 Kitui South Ikanga Makele/ Kiangwa 
Makele Secondary 
1064 MoAW&I Scooping of Kikwa earth dam and fencing 2 Kitui South Ikanga Makele/ Kiangwa 
1065 MoBEI&YD Construction of Kitchen of ECDE class at Makele Primary 3 Kitui South Ikanga Makele/ Kiangwa 
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1066 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole along River Nzeeu at Ngangani and 4 Kitui South Ikanga Makele/ Kiangwa 
extension upto Tuvila dispensary 
1067 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE at Makele Primary School 5 Kitui South Ikanga Makele/ Kiangwa 
1068 MoAW&I Installation of solar to Kathungu/ Semea borehole, pump 1 Kitui South Ikanga Kathungu 
installation, pipeline extension 
1069 MoBEI&YD Construction of Ngiluni ECDE class/ supply of ECDE desks 2 Kitui South Ikanga Kathungu 
1070 MoAW&I Borehole drilling along Myei seasonal river, solar power 3 Kitui South Ikanga Kathungu 
installation and extension 
1071 MoAW&I Construction of 2 sand dams at Ndangani Myei seasonal river 4 Kitui South Ikanga Kathungu 
and semea river near Ilani Village unit 
1072 MoIHT&PW Construction of fly over at Mukoo earth dam at feeder road 5 Kitui South Ikanga Kathungu 
Ikanga – Enzou 
1073 MoBEI&YD ECDE construction at Musiko Primary School 1 Kitui South Ikanga Ngwani/ Yongela 
1074 MoBEI&YD ECDE class construction at Imale Primary 2 Kitui South Ikanga Ngwani/ Yongela 
1075 MoBEI&YD ECDE class construction at Mathungu Centre 3 Kitui South Ikanga Ngwani/ Yongela 
1076 MoH&S Maternity wing construction at Yaathi dispensary 4 Kitui South Ikanga Ngwani/ Yongela 
1077 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kasevi to Mathungu 5 Kitui South Ikanga Ngwani/ Yongela 
1078 MoAW&I Drilling borehole at Ndithini/ supply Nzalani borehole solar 1 Kitui South Ikanga Nduundune/ Kwa 
powered engine songe/ Ilusya 
1079 MoIHT&PW Grading of Roads/ murraming 50kms 2 Kitui South Ikanga Nduundune/ Kwa 
songe/ Ilusya 
1080 MoAW&I Install water tanks at all ECDE centres 3 Kitui South Ikanga Nduundune/ Kwa 
songe/ Ilusya 
1081 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE class at St Peters Primary 4 Kitui South Ikanga Nduundune/ Kwa 
songe/ Ilusya 
1082 MoH&S Construction of Kwa Songe dispensary 5 Kitui South Ikanga Nduundune/ Kwa 
songe/ Ilusya 
1083 MoH&S Construction of dispensary at Kithumulani, equipping and its 1 Kitui South Ikanga Ithumula 
operationalization 
1084 MoAW&I Solar powered equipping, extension and construction of elevated 2 Kitui South Ikanga Ithumula 
tank at Muikiio ECDE and construction of a kiosk 
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1085 MoIHT&PW Heavy murraming of 1.5km feeder road sections (Kisimuni to 3 Kitui South Ikanga Ithumula 
kwa Kyale) and (Muwani to Kathumula) 
1086 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Susan  Malii to Windundu shopping 4 Kitui South Ikanga Ithumula 
centre and installation of a 10,000ltre tank and base 
1087 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kavutha Ndunda to Kyumbisyo kwa 5 Kitui South Ikanga Ithumula 
riziki Kyangi and installation of a 10,000ltre tank and base 
1088 MoIHT&PW Spot murraming of Ndatani - Kasoyani - Chuluni Road 1 Kitui South Ikanga Ndatani/ Vote 
1089 MoH&S Fencing and operationalization of Vote dispensary 2 Kitui South Ikanga Ndatani/ Vote 
1090 MoH&S Construction of a new maternity at Ndatani dispensary 3 Kitui South Ikanga Ndatani/ Vote 
1091 MoIHT&PW Spot murraming of Vote - Wingethi - Mutomo Road 4 Kitui South Ikanga Ndatani/ Vote 
1092 MoAW&I Drilling a new borehole along River Tiva at Kwa Kasiu 5 Kitui South Ikanga Ndatani/ Vote 
1093 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kyatune 'A' borehole pipeline  and water 1 Kitui South Ikanga Kyatune 
project 
1094 MoH&S Elevation of Kyatune health centre to Sub District Hospital 2 Kitui South Ikanga Kyatune 
1095 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kwa Toma - Vengeleni - Kathithu - Kithina 3 Kitui South Ikanga Kyatune 
Road 
1096 MoIHT&PW Spot murraming of Kyatune - Kanguli road and Kyatune - kwa 4 Kitui South Ikanga Kyatune 
Ivunga - Munathi Roads 
1097 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Kyatune 'B' water project to Kanguli 5 Kitui South Ikanga Kyatune 
1098 MoH&S Equipping of Yaana dispensary 1 Kitui South Ikutha Kiangu 
1099 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Mutuni borehole to Yaana 2 Kitui South Ikutha Kiangu 
1100 MoTC&I Installation of solar security light at Yaana 3 Kitui South Ikutha Kiangu 
1101 MoTC&I Construction of 4 door pit latrine at Kiangu Market 4 Kitui South Ikutha Kiangu 
1102 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole at Kisese area in Kyuasini 5 Kitui South Ikutha Kiangu 
1103 MoAW&I Desilting and Fencing of Matinga earth dam 1 Kitui South Ikutha Kyoani 
1104 MoH&S Equipping of Kyoani dispensary laboratory 2 Kitui South Ikutha Kyoani 
1105 MoGS&C Fencing and construction of dias at Kyoani Stadium 3 Kitui South Ikutha Kyoani 
1106 MoIHT&PW Construction of Mwimbi drift along Kyoani  - Nzeveni road 4 Kitui South Ikutha Kyoani 
1107 MoAW&I Installation of water pump at Kamuluve borehole 5 Kitui South Ikutha Kyoani 
1108 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and solar power installation of Muuani borehole 1 Kitui South Ikutha Ngwate 
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1109 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kwa Manene earth dam 2 Kitui South Ikutha Ngwate 
1110 MoAW&I Scooping of Imiwa earth dam 3 Kitui South Ikutha Ngwate 
1111 MoH&S Renovation and equipping of Ngwate dispensary 4 Kitui South Ikutha Ngwate 
1112 MoBEI&YD Fencing of Mavia Polytechnic 5 Kitui South Ikutha Ngwate 
1113 MoIHT&PW Rehabilitation of Emwange Drift along Kaluluini Kasaala Road 1 Kitui South Ikutha Kasaala/ Uuni 
1114 MoAW&I Rehabilitation and water pipeline extension of Kasaala borehole 2 Kitui South Ikutha Kasaala/ Uuni 
water project (Kavete) to Likono shopping Centre 
1115 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa Kole along Kasaala  - Kaluluini 3 Kitui South Ikutha Kasaala/ Uuni 
road 
1116 MoAW&I Water pipeline extension from Kwa Jomo borehole to Kwa 4 Kitui South Ikutha Kasaala/ Uuni 
Munyao 
1117 MoAW&I Construction of a new earth dam at Kwa Munyasya 5 Kitui South Ikutha Kasaala/ Uuni 
1118 MoAW&I Sump well construction, equipping and pipeline extension from 1 Kitui South Ikutha Ndili 
Tiva River to Ikutha Town 
1119 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Mwila stream joining Syangwa Primary 2 Kitui South Ikutha Ndili 
School 
1120 MoTC&I Acquisition of Land for Ikutha market space 3 Kitui South Ikutha Ndili 
1121 MoBEI&YD ECDE classroom construction at Ndili Primary School 4 Kitui South Ikutha Ndili 
1122 MoTC&I Installation and maintenance of solar security lights at Ikutha 5 Kitui South Ikutha Ndili 
Market 
1123 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole along Masoma stream 1 Kitui South Ikutha Maaini/ Ngawuni 
1124 MoH&S Equipping and rehabilitation of Ngawuni dispensary 2 Kitui South Ikutha Maaini/ Ngawuni 
1125 MoAW&I Installation of solar panels and pipeline extension at Kwa 3 Kitui South Ikutha Maaini/ Ngawuni 
Makwasi borehole 
1126 MoAW&I Pipeline extension from Ikutha Level IV to Matikoni primary 4 Kitui South Ikutha Maaini/ Ngawuni 
school 
1127 MoIHT&PW Grading, murraming  and box culvert along Ikutha - Ndandini 5 Kitui South Ikutha Maaini/ Ngawuni 
road 
1128 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa Ndili Katokoto stream 1 Kitui South Ikutha Nzamba 
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1129 MoIHT&PW Grading and spot murraming of Ikutha to Kasaala Road through 2 Kitui South Ikutha Nzamba 
Kivuti town 
1130 MoH&S Installation of solar panels at Kasarani dispensary 3 Kitui South Ikutha Nzamba 
1131 MoIHT&PW Construction of culverts at Katanu borehole and Kwa kisangi 4 Kitui South Ikutha Nzamba 
Nguuni 
1132 MoAW&I Construction of earth dam at Kwa Masusu Memboo 5 Kitui South Ikutha Nzamba 
1133 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classroom at Kathungu 1 Kitui South Kanziko Kituvwi/ Ilamba 
1134 MoAW&I Fencing of Lingilitya rock catchment 2 Kitui South Kanziko Kituvwi/ Ilamba 
1135 MoAW&I Drilling of Ngwani borehole 3 Kitui South Kanziko Kituvwi/ Ilamba 
1136 MoH&S Construction of in charge house at Kituvwi dispensary 4 Kitui South Kanziko Kituvwi/ Ilamba 
1137 MoAW&I Construction of Kwa Hoti earth dam 5 Kitui South Kanziko Kituvwi/ Ilamba 
1138 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of vyulu earth dam 1 Kitui South Kanziko Keutundaa/ 
Kyanyaa 
1139 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Ingonzo earth dam 2 Kitui South Kanziko Keutundaa/ 
Kyanyaa 
1140 MoAW&I Water extension from Kwa Mulwa borehole to main road 3 Kitui South Kanziko Keutundaa/ 
Kyanyaa 
1141 MoIHT&PW Road clearing and grading of Kyanyaa to Mangetheni shopping 4 Kitui South Kanziko Keutundaa/ 
centre Kyanyaa 
1142 MoTC&I Construction of a 4 door pit latrine at Kasivuni Shopping Centre 5 Kitui South Kanziko Keutundaa/ 
Kyanyaa 
1143 MoAW&I Construction of a mega earth dam at Muliluni 1 Kitui South Kanziko Ndilili/ Mivuni 
1144 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kwa Manga earth dam 2 Kitui South Kanziko Ndilili/ Mivuni 
1145 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kwa Twili (Mangetheni) 3 Kitui South Kanziko Ndilili/ Mivuni 
1146 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Ndilili borehole 4 Kitui South Kanziko Ndilili/ Mivuni 
1147 MoAW&I Rehabilitation of Kwa Malondo earth dam 5 Kitui South Kanziko Ndilili/ Mivuni 
1148 MoH&S Renovation of Mwanianga Dispensary 1 Kitui South Kanziko Kivandeni/ 
Mwanianga 
1149 MoH&S Fencing of Muthue Dispensary 2 Kitui South Kanziko Kivandeni/ 
Mwanianga 
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1150 MoTC&I Installation of street lights at Mwangala Market 3 Kitui South Kanziko Kivandeni/ 
Mwanianga 
1151 MoTC&I Construction of Market shed at Mwangala market 4 Kitui South Kanziko Kivandeni/ 
Mwanianga 
1152 MoAW&I Supply and Installation of 10,000ltr tanks at Muthue, Ngiluni 5 Kitui South Kanziko Kivandeni/ 
Primary and Ituumo, Kaalu ECDE centres Mwanianga 
1153 MoBEI&YD Construction and equipping a model classroom at Vutu VTC 1 Kitui South Kanziko Ekani/ Simisi 
1154 MoAW&I Drilling of a borehole at Ngangamuthya (Kakindu) 2 Kitui South Kanziko Ekani/ Simisi 
1155 MoTC&I Installation of 5 solar street security lights at Kyanganga 3 Kitui South Kanziko Ekani/ Simisi 
shopping centre 
1156 MoTC&I Construction of 4 door pit latrine with urinal at Kisuna shopping 4 Kitui South Kanziko Ekani/ Simisi 
Centre 
1157 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Manyenze River (Mikongooni) 5 Kitui South Kanziko Ekani/ Simisi 
1158 MoAW&I Drilling and installation of new borehole at Kwa Malivi 1 Kitui South Mutha Ndakani 
1159 MoAW&I Expansion and desilting of Kwa Mange earth dam 2 Kitui South Mutha Ndakani 
1160 MoH&S Construction of staff quarters at Ndakani dispensary 3 Kitui South Mutha Ndakani 
1161 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Mitaani stream towards Mitaani trading 4 Kitui South Mutha Ndakani 
centre 
1162 MoAW&I Expansion of Kwa Nzomo earth dam 5 Kitui South Mutha Ndakani 
1163 MoH&S Construction and equipping of a maternity wing at Katyethoka 1 Kitui South Mutha Kivyuni/ Kiimani 
Health centre 
1164 MoAW&I Scooping of a new earth dam at Kololo 2 Kitui South Mutha Kivyuni/ Kiimani 
1165 MoAW&I Scooping of a new earth dam at Kwa Ngitha 3 Kitui South Mutha Kivyuni/ Kiimani 
1166 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Kiimani Secondary School 4 Kitui South Mutha Kivyuni/ Kiimani 
1167 MoAW&I Scooping of a new earth dam at Ithimani 5 Kitui South Mutha Kivyuni/ Kiimani 
1168 MoAW&I Expansion of Ikangaani earth dam 1 Kitui South Mutha Isaa 
1169 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Kanzilu stream towards Kivili 2 Kitui South Mutha Isaa 
1170 MoAW&I Drilling and Installation of new borehole at Yalya 3 Kitui South Mutha Isaa 
1171 MoAW&I Expansion of Matikoni earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutha Isaa 
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1172 MoH&S Equiping of Isaa dispensary 5 Kitui South Mutha Isaa 
1173 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of new borehole at Thua River 1 Kitui South Mutha Kaatene/ Kalambani 
1174 MoAW&I Construction of sand dam at Kenzee Thua River 2 Kitui South Mutha Kaatene/ Kalambani 
1175 MoAW&I Excavation of Mega Kanzilu earth dam 3 Kitui South Mutha Kaatene/ Kalambani 
1176 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift across Thua River at Kalambani 4 Kitui South Mutha Kaatene/ Kalambani 
1177 MoIHT&PW Grading of road from Kalambani to Imumba 5 Kitui South Mutha Kaatene/ Kalambani 
1178 MoH&S Construction and Fencing of a new dispensary at Kyuasini 1 Kitui South Mutha Kaliakatune 
1179 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a new borehole at Sikwata 2 Kitui South Mutha Kaliakatune 
1180 MoAW&I Installation of solar panels at Matuma hand pump shallow well 3 Kitui South Mutha Kaliakatune 
1181 MoAW&I Expansion and Fencing Kasyonoo earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutha Kaliakatune 
1182 MoBEI&YD Construction of ECDE classrooms at Imikwa, Sikwata and 5 Kitui South Mutha Kaliakatune 
Ndulani 
1183 MoAW&I Expansion of Kalikuvu earth dam 1 Kitui South Mutha Ngaani 
1184 MoH&S Equiping of Musenge dispensary and toilet construction 2 Kitui South Mutha Ngaani 
1185 MoAW&I Drilling of Kwa Nguma Borehole 3 Kitui South Mutha Ngaani 
1186 MoAW&I Expansion of Ithambanzou earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutha Ngaani 
1187 MoAW&I Expansion of Mandunda earth dam 5 Kitui South Mutha Ngaani 
1188 MoH&S Construction of in charge house at Kiati dispensary 1 Kitui South Mutha Kengo/ Kiati/ 
Mwengea 
1189 MoAW&I Desilting of Kwa Ndaki earth dam 2 Kitui South Mutha Kengo/ Kiati/ 
Mwengea 
1190 MoAW&I Fencing of Kimuu rock catchment 3 Kitui South Mutha Kengo/ Kiati/ 
Mwengea 
1191 MoAW&I Desilting of Kathithu earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutha Kengo/ Kiati/ 
Mwengea 
1192 MoAW&I Scooping of Kwa Kamau earth dam 5 Kitui South Mutha Kengo/ Kiati/ 
Mwengea 
1193 MoAW&I Expansion and fencing of Ngulungu earth dam 1 Kitui South Mutomo Kawelu 
1194 MoAW&I Scooping of Mumbuni earth dam 2 Kitui South Mutomo Kawelu 
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1195 MoH&S Fencing of Mwengea dispensary 3 Kitui South Mutomo Kawelu 
1196 MoIHT&PW Grading of the road from DCC through Kakuni to Kenze 4 Kitui South Mutomo Kawelu 
1197 MoIHT&PW Construction of Winduma ECDE classroom 5 Kitui South Mutomo Kawelu 
1198 PSMA Construction of Village Adminstrator office at Mweletu 1 Kitui South Mutomo Mwala 
1199 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kwa Ndina 2 Kitui South Mutomo Mwala 
1200 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of road from Katumia Junction via Kathama 3 Kitui South Mutomo Mwala 
ECDE Classroom 
1201 MoAW&I Fencing of Kasyelia earth dam 4 Kitui South Mutomo Mwala 
1202 MoIHT&PW Construction of slab (drift) across Katumia stream at Kwa 5 Kitui South Mutomo Mwala 
Matuku 
1203 MoIHT&PW Murraming of street Kwa syanda via Kwa Kembo via KWFT to 1 Kitui South Mutomo Kandae 
Mombasa road 
1204 MoIHT&PW Construction of Katitika drift/ slab along Mutomo Tiva road 2 Kitui South Mutomo Kandae 
1205 MoH&S Fencing of Makongoni dispensary and a gate 3 Kitui South Mutomo Kandae 
1206 MoAW&I Drilling of Kwa Nzuki borehole 4 Kitui South Mutomo Kandae 
1207 MoTC&I Solar Security lights at Makongoni shopping centre 5 Kitui South Mutomo Kandae 
1208 MoH&S Construction of Kitoo dispensary block 1 Kitui South Mutomo Kitoo 
1209 MoAW&I Scooping of Kanzilu earth dam 2 Kitui South Mutomo Kitoo 
1210 MoIHT&PW Construction of a drift at Hassan Nzangu 3 Kitui South Mutomo Kitoo 
1211 MoTC&I Installation of street lights at Kavingoni 4 Kitui South Mutomo Kitoo 
1212 MoIHT&PW Heavy grading of Kitoo - Kitheka Maundu - Ngiluni feeder roads 5 Kitui South Mutomo Kitoo 
1213 MoAW&I Expansion of Wingethi earth dam 1 Kitui South Mutomo Uae 
1214 MoH&S Fencing and gate installation of Muamba dispensary 2 Kitui South Mutomo Uae 
1215 MoIHT&PW Expansion, grading and murraming of uae - Wingethi primary 3 Kitui South Mutomo Uae 
school access road 
1216 MoBEI&YD Construction of a Vocational training Centre at Uae Primary CPD 4 Kitui South Mutomo Uae 
1217 MoAW&I Drilling and equipping of a borehole at Nzouni 5 Kitui South Mutomo Uae 
1218 MoH&S Construction of maternity wing at Kisayani health centre 1 Kitui South Mutomo Kibwea 
1219 MoIHT&PW Construction of drift at Imwange crossing Ngunga River 2 Kitui South Mutomo Kibwea 
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1220 MoBEI&YD Construction of twin workshop at Kisayani VTC 3 Kitui South Mutomo Kibwea 
1221 MoAW&I Drilling of borehole at Kithae 4 Kitui South Mutomo Kibwea 
1222 MoIHT&PW Construction of drifts at Kasyonoo and Kyangove streams 5 Kitui South Mutomo Kibwea 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
ANNEX IV: LIST OF PROJECTS PROPOSED BY COMMUNITY SPECIAL GROUPS BY MEMORANDA 
S/N Name of the Special Interest Group Sector/ Department Project Name Sub County Ward 
1. A ssociations of People Living with Disability - Kitui County MoL&F Poultry farming Mwingi North All PWD SHG in 5 Wards 
2. M wania Disabled Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Mwingi Central Nguni 
3.  Kauwi Self help group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui West Kauwi 
4.  Kisayani Self help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui West Kisayani 
5. M uutini Self help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui West Muutini 
6.  Mithini Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui West Mithini 
7.  Musengo Self Help Group MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui West Musengo 
8. U siani Self Help Group MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui West Usiani 
9.  Mutonguni Self Help Group MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui West Mutonguni 
10. K akeani Self Help Group MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui West Kakeani 
11. K UDP Yatta MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
12. K yambusya Disabled MoL&F Poultry farming Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
13. I lika Disabled MoL&F Goat Rearing Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
14. K UDP Kwa Vonza MoL&F Poultry farming Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
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S/N Name of the Special Interest Group Sector/ Department Project Name Sub County Ward 
15. M uvitha Disabled MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
16.  KUDP Nthongoni MoL&F Goat Rearing Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
17. K amanyi Disabled MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui Rural Kwa Vonza/ Yatta 
18. N gomoni Disabled MoL&F Goat Rearing Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
19.  Kanyongonyo Disabled MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
20.  Ilengi Disabled MoL&F Poultry farming Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
21.  Kanyangi Disabled MoTC&I Tents and Chairs 100 Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
22.  Suvia Ndiwa MoL&F Poultry farming Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
23.  Syomakanda Disabled MoL&F Goat Rearing Kitui Rural Kanyangi 
24.  Kitui Town Challenged Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui Central Township 
25.  Kitui Town Challenged Self Help Group MoTC&I Cereals Business Kitui Central Township 
26. V isionary Persons with Disability Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui Central Township 
27.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Water Tanks at; Kamusele Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Kiosk, Itiko Kiosk, Mutito 
Sosial Kiosk 
28. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Water Kisosk at: Kilanga Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Kiosk, Kwa Mutia Kiosk, 
Kyaimu primary Kiosk, 
Itiko Primary kiosk, Itiko 
Primary Tank , Katuni 
Kiosk 
29.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Water Pipeline Extension: Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Mutitu/ Polytechnic line, 
Mukooni-Kwa Mbai, 
Syombandu to Kwa Mailu.  
30.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Kamusele line: Mukooni Mutitu/Kaliku Kyaimo/Itiko/kitoo 
kwa Kaiwa/Muthoka 
ground /Kathaalwa 
Kanisani 
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S/N Name of the Special Interest Group Sector/ Department Project Name Sub County Ward 
31. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Itiko Line: Itiko/Kyaimu Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Primary/ Ivuuni/ 
Lenakakya primary, Itiko/ 
Muinde/ Kwa 
Timothy/Kivaki Primary 
32.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoAW&I Muthua/Katuni Ithikya Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
rehabitation 
33. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoIHT&PW Drifts: Nzinia/Police Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
station, Nzini/Kalua feeder 
road, Ndengu /Kalua, 
Kilanga road/Nguni/Matia. 
Milo/Manyunga, Kwa 
Sevu/Nguni, Kwa 
Katumi/Nguni, Kamusele, 
Kwa Ndengwa, Kwa 
Kulaya, Mukungo road 
Kasithe Drift 
34. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoIHT&PW Marram Feeder Roads: Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
Vutu to Kwa Tundu 
35.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoTC&I Street Lights: Mutitu Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
market/sub county 
hospital, Mutitu market 
mission, Mutitu market 
kwa V, Mutitu Market/ 
Mutituprmary/secondary 
36.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoH&S Modern Kitchen at Mutitu Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
sub county hospital 
37. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoH&S Itiko Dispensary staff Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
quarters  
38. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoIHT&PW Dustless town at Mutitu Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
market 
39.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoL&F Public slaughter House Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
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S/N Name of the Special Interest Group Sector/ Department Project Name Sub County Ward 
40. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoET&NR Waste Dispal at Mutitu Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
market 
41. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoIHT&PW Improvement of Feeder Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
roads: 
Munyangati/Kulalya-
vonza earth dam to 
Kyaimy, Mukooni 
toMukungo. 
42. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoL&F Cattle dips /troughs, Itiko Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
cattle dip 
43. M utitu North Sub County Memorandum MoBEI&YD ECDE classroom: Kitakani Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
and Mukungo 
44.  Mutitu North Sub County Memorandum MoTC&I Market sheds ; Itiko Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
shopping centre 
45. M utitu Hill Side Support Group OOG Livelihood support to Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
communities within 
important Birds Areas 
46. M utitu Hill Side Support Group MoET&NR Civic education on Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
importance of restoration 
initiatives, Planting of 
indigenous tress, 
protection of 
hills(protected areas) 
protection of nature, 
Energy saving devises, 
Solid waste management, 
47.  Mutitu Hill Side Support Group MoL&F Planting of livestock Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
fodder, 
48. M utitu Hill Side Support Group MoAW&I Build capacity in irrigation Kitui East Mutitu/Kaliku 
49.  Kamene Kituti Persons with Disability Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui South Athi 
50.  Kamene Kituti Persons with Disability Self Help Group MoTC&I Welding Kitui South Athi 
51. M uYuke Persons with Disability Self Help Group MoAW&I Poultry farming Kitui South Mutomo 
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