NYERI COUNTY INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2018- 2022 · NYERI COUNTY INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN...

REPUBLIC OF KENYA

NYERI COUNTY INTEGRATED

DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2018- 2022

FEBRUARY, 2018

Towards a Competitive and Prosperous County

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COUNTY VISION AND MISSION

COUNTY VISION

A wealthy county with happy, healthy and secure people.

COUNTY MISSION

To create and sustain an environment that unlocks potential of the people of Nyeri to achieve

progressive socio-economic growth by running an open government.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

Improve productivity in agriculture and overall food and nutrition security.

Promote shared economic growth and job creation.

Enhance good governance and active citizenry.

Enhance basic infrastructure for effective service delivery.

Promote sustainable use of natural resources.

Improve financial sustainability and resilience.

Provide accessible and quality health care services.

Scale up institutional development, transformation and innovation.

CORE VALUES

Patriotism - Our devotion to the county and its aspirations will be manifested in what we

say and what we do.

Innovativeness – We nurture and support creativity and the development of new ideas,

products and processes in delivery of services.

Teamwork We deliberately work together, collaboratively and across sectors to deliver

services to the citizens of Nyeri and win their approval.

Integrity - We are open, honest and trustworthy in dealing with all our stakeholders and

especially the citizenry at all times.

Accountability – We honor our commitments to our stakeholders by doing what we say

we will do.

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CONTENTS

COUNTY VISION AND MISSION ....................................................................................................................... 2

COUNTY VISION .......................................................................................................................................... 2

COUNTY MISSION............................................................................................................................................... 2

CORE VALUES ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

LIST OF TABLES .......................................................................................................................................... 8

ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................................ 9

GLOSSARY OF COMMONLY USED TERMS ................................................................................................ 11

FOREWORD ........................................................................................................................................................ 13

ACKNOWLEGDEMENT .................................................................................................................................... 15

CHAPTER ONE ................................................................................................................................................... 20

COUNTY GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................. 20

1.0 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................... 21

1.1. COUNTY OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 21 1.2 POSITION AND SIZE ....................................................................................................................... 21 1.3 PHYSIOGRAPHIC AND NATURAL CONDITIONS .............................................................................. 22

1.3.1 Physical and Topographic Features .................................................................................................. 22 1.3.2 Ecological Conditions ....................................................................................................................... 23 1.3.3 Climatic Conditions ........................................................................................................................... 23

1.4 ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS ............................................................................................................... 23 1.4.1 Administrative Subdivisions ............................................................................................................... 23

1.5 POLITICAL UNITS .......................................................................................................................... 25 1.5.1 Eligible and Registered Voters by Constituency ................................................................................. 25

1.6 DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES ............................................................................................................ 26 1.6.1 Population Size and Composition ...................................................................................................... 26 1.6.2 Urban Population .............................................................................................................................. 27 1.6.3 Population Density and Distribution ................................................................................................. 28 1.6.4 Population of persons with disabilities .............................................................................................. 29 1.6.5 Demographic Dividend ..................................................................................................................... 29

1.7 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT APPROACH ............................................................................................. 30 1.7.1 Human Development Index ................................................................................................................ 30

1.8 INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................... 31 1.8.1 Road, Rail Network, Airports and Airstrips ....................................................................................... 31 1.8.2 Information Communications and Technology ................................................................................... 31 1.8.3 Energy access .................................................................................................................................... 32 1.8.4 Housing ............................................................................................................................................. 32

1.9 LAND AND LAND USE..................................................................................................................... 32 1.9.1 Land ownership categories/ classifications ........................................................................................ 32 1.9.2 Mean holding size ............................................................................................................................. 32 1.9.3 Percentage of Land with Title Deeds ................................................................................................. 32 1.9.4 Incidences of Landlessness ................................................................................................................ 33 1.9.5 Settlement Patterns ............................................................................................................................ 33 1.9.6 Type and Size of Land........................................................................................................................ 33

1.10 EMPLOYMENT ............................................................................................................................... 33

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1.10.1 Wage earners ................................................................................................................................ 33 1.10.2 Self-employed ................................................................................................................................ 33 1.10.3 Labour force ................................................................................................................................. 33 1.10.4 Unemployment levels .................................................................................................................... 33

1.11 IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND SCHEMES.............................................................................. 34 1.11.1 Irrigation potential ........................................................................................................................ 34 1.11.2 Irrigation schemes......................................................................................................................... 34

1.12 CROP, LIVESTOCK, FISH PRODUCTION AND VALUE ADDITION .................................................... 34 1.12.1 Main crops produced .................................................................................................................... 34 1.12.2 Acreage under food and cash crops ............................................................................................... 34 1.12.3 Average farm sizes ........................................................................................................................ 34 1.12.4 Main storage facilities ................................................................................................................... 35 1.12.5 Agriculture extension, training, research and information services ............................................... 35 1.12.6 Main livestock breeds and facilities ............................................................................................... 35 1.12.7 Main fishing activities, types of fish produced, landing sites .......................................................... 35 1.12.8 Apiculture (bee keeping) ............................................................................................................... 36

1.13 OIL AND OTHER MINERAL RESOURCES ....................................................................................... 36 1.13.1 Mineral potential .......................................................................................................................... 36 1.13.2 Ongoing mining and extraction activities ...................................................................................... 36

1.14 TOURISM AND WILDLIFE .............................................................................................................. 36 1.14.1 Main tourist attractions and activities ........................................................................................... 36 1.14.2 Classified / Major Hotels .............................................................................................................. 36 1.14.3 Main wildlife ................................................................................................................................. 37 1.14.4 Wildlife conservation areas ........................................................................................................... 37 1.14.5 Total number of tourists ................................................................................................................ 37

1.15 INDUSTRY AND TRADE .................................................................................................................. 37 1.15.1 Markets ......................................................................................................................................... 37 1.15.2 Industrial parks ............................................................................................................................. 37 1.15.3 Major industries ............................................................................................................................ 37 1.15.4 Types and number of registered businesses ................................................................................... 37 1.15.5 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) .............................................................................. 38

1.16 FORESTRY, AGRO FORESTRY AND VALUE ADDITION ................................................................... 38 1.16.1 Main Forest types and size of forests ............................................................................................. 38 1.16.2 Main Forest products .................................................................................................................... 38 1.16.3 Agro-forestry................................................................................................................................. 38 1.16.4 Value chain development of forestry products ............................................................................... 39

1.17 FINANCIAL SERVICES .................................................................................................................... 39 1.17.1 Finance institutions ....................................................................................................................... 39 1.17.2 Distribution of financial services by sub-county ............................................................................ 39

1.18 ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE ....................................................................................... 39 1.18.1 Environmental degradation ........................................................................................................... 40 1.18.2 Environmental threats ................................................................................................................... 40 1.18.3 High spatial and temporal variability of rainfall ........................................................................... 42 1.18.4 Change in water levels or glacier .................................................................................................. 42 1.18.5 Solid waste management facilities ................................................................................................. 42

1.19 WATER AND SANITATION ............................................................................................................. 42 1.19.1 Water resources ............................................................................................................................ 42 1.19.2 Water supply schemes ................................................................................................................... 43 1.19.3 Water sources and access .............................................................................................................. 43

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1.19.4 Water management ....................................................................................................................... 43 1.19.5 Sanitation ...................................................................................................................................... 43

1.20 HEALTH ACCESS AND NUTRITION ................................................................................................ 44 1.20.1 Health Access................................................................................................................................ 44 1.20.2 Morbidity ...................................................................................................................................... 44 1.20.3 Nutritional status .......................................................................................................................... 45 1.20.4 Immunization coverage ................................................................................................................. 45 1.20.5 Maternal health care ..................................................................................................................... 45 1.20.6 Access to family planning services/Contraceptive prevalence ........................................................ 45 1.20.7 HIV/Aids prevalence rates and related services ............................................................................. 45

1.21 EDUCATION, SKILLS, LITERACY AND INFRASTRUCTURE .............................................................. 45 1.21.1 Early Childhood Development Education ...................................................................................... 45 1.21.2 Primary Education ........................................................................................................................ 45 1.21.3 Non formal Education ................................................................................................................... 45 1.21.4 Youth polytechnics ........................................................................................................................ 46 1.21.5 Secondary Education .................................................................................................................... 46 1.21.6 Tertiary Education ........................................................................................................................ 46 1.21.7 Adult and continuing Education .................................................................................................... 46 1.21.8 Technical, Vocational Education and Training.............................................................................. 46

1.22 SPORTS, CULTURE AND CREATIVE ARTS ...................................................................................... 46 1.22.1 Museums, Heritage and Cultural sites ........................................................................................... 46 1.22.2 Talent Academies .......................................................................................................................... 46 1.22.3 Sports facilities ............................................................................................................................. 47 1.22.4 Information and Documentation Centres/ Citizen Service centres ................................................. 47 1.22.5 Registered traditional herbalists and medicinemen ....................................................................... 47

1.23 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS/NON-STATE ACTORS ................................................................... 47 1.23.1 Cooperative Societies .................................................................................................................... 47 1.23.2 Public Benefits Organizations (PBOs) ........................................................................................... 48 1.23.3 Development partners ................................................................................................................... 48

1.24 SECURITY, LAW AND ORDER ........................................................................................................ 48 1.24.1 Number of police stations and posts by Sub County ....................................................................... 48 1.24.2 Types, trends and crime prone areas ............................................................................................. 48 1.24.3 Types and number of courts........................................................................................................... 49 1.24.4 Prisons and probation services ..................................................................................................... 49 1.24.5 Number of public prosecution offices ............................................................................................ 49 1.24.6 Number of prosecutions ................................................................................................................ 49 1.24.7 Immigration facilities .................................................................................................................... 49

1.25 SOCIAL PROTECTION .................................................................................................................... 49 1.25.1 Orphans and Vulnerable children (OVCs) ..................................................................................... 50 1.25.2 Cases of Street children ................................................................................................................. 50 1.25.3 Child care facilities and Institutions by sub-county ....................................................................... 50 1.25.4 Social net programmes .................................................................................................................. 50

LINKAGE WITH VISION 2030 AND OTHER PLANS .................................................................................... 51

2.0 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................... 52 2.1 LINKAGE OF THE CIDP WITH THE KENYA VISION 2030 .............................................................. 52 2.2 LINKAGE OF THE CIDP WITH THE MEDIUM TERM PLANS ........................................................... 52 2.3 INTEGRATION OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) INTO THE CIDP ................ 53 2.4 LINKAGE OF THE CIDP AND THE ‘BIG FOUR’ PLAN FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ................. 56

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CHAPTER THREE: ............................................................................................................................................ 58

REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PREVIOUS CIDP .................................................................... 58

3.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 59 3.1 STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PREVIOUS CIDP .............................................................. 59

3.1.1 Analysis of the County Revenue Streams ............................................................................................ 59 3.1.2 County Expenditure Analysis ............................................................................................................. 61

3.2 SUMMARY OF KEY ACHIEVEMENTS VERSUS PLANNED TARGETS .................................................. 62 3.3 CHALLENGES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PLAN ................................................................ 64 3.4 LESSONS LEARNT ......................................................................................................................... 65

CHAPTER FOUR ................................................................................................................................................ 67

COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES AND STRATEGIES ..................................................................... 67

4.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 68 4.1 SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK ........................................................................................ 68 4.2 NATURAL RESOURCE ASSESSMENT .............................................................................................. 69 4.3 DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES AND STRATEGIES .............................................................................. 70

4.3.1 Office of the Governor ....................................................................................................................... 70 4.3.2 Finance and Economic Planning ....................................................................................................... 72 4.3.3 Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urbanization ....................................................................... 74 4.3.4 Health and Sanitation ........................................................................................................................ 75 4.3.5 Gender and Social Services ............................................................................................................... 79 4.3.6 County Public Service, Administration and Youth Affairs .................................................................. 81 4.3.7 Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development ............................................................................ 82 4.3.8 Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development .................................................................... 84 4.3.9 Education, Science and Technology ................................................................................................... 87 4.3.10 Water, Environment and Natural Resources .................................................................................. 88 4.3.11 County Public Service Board ........................................................................................................ 90 4.3.12 Transport, Public Works, Infrastructure and Communication........................................................ 91 4.3.13 County Assembly of Nyeri ............................................................................................................. 92

4.4 COUNTY FLAGSHIP PROJECTS ...................................................................................................... 94

CHAPTER FIVE .................................................................................................................................................. 96

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK .............................................................................................................. 96

5.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 97 5.1 INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK ...................................................................................................... 97

5.1.1 County Government functions............................................................................................................ 97 5.1.2 County structure ................................................................................................................................ 98

5.2 STAKEHOLDERS IN THE COUNTY ................................................................................................ 100 5.3 RESOURCE REQUIREMENT BY SECTOR ...................................................................................... 100 5.4 RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FRAMEWORK .................................................................................. 101

5.4.1 Source of Revenues.......................................................................................................................... 102 5.4.2 County Government Expenditure ..................................................................................................... 102 5.4.3 Assets and Financial Management .................................................................................................. 102 5.4.4 Debt management ............................................................................................................................ 103 5.4.5 Capital Financing and Accountability. ............................................................................................ 103

5.5 RESOURCE GAP AND MEASURES TO ADDRESS ........................................................................... 104

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MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK .................................................................................. 105

6.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................. 106

6.1 RATIONALE FOR COUNTY MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK ................................ 106 6.2 DATA COLLECTION, ANALYSIS AND REPORTING ....................................................................... 106 6.3 LEGAL BASIS FOR THE COUNTY MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAMEWORK ....................... 107 6.4 MONITORING AND EVALUATION OUTCOME INDICATORS .......................................................... 107

ANNEX 1 ............................................................................................................................................................ 111

SECTOR PROJECTS DERIVED FROM PROGRAMMES ........................................................................... 111

7.1 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR ........................................................................................................ 112 7.1.1 Ongoing projects ............................................................................................................................. 112 7.1.2 New project proposals ..................................................................................................................... 112

7.2 COUNTY ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................... 112 7.3.1 Ongoing projects ............................................................................................................................. 112 7.3.2 New project proposals ..................................................................................................................... 112

7.4 FINANCE AND ECONOMIC PLANNING ......................................................................................... 113 7.4.1 On-going projects ............................................................................................................................ 113 7.4.2 New Project Proposals .................................................................................................................... 113

7.5 LANDS, HOUSING, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND URBANISATION .................................................... 113 7.5.1 On-going projects ............................................................................................................................ 113

7.5.2 NEW PROJECT PROPOSALS ......................................................................................................... 113 7.6 HEALTH AND SANITATION .......................................................................................................... 115

7.6.1 On-going Projects ........................................................................................................................... 115 7.6.2 New project proposals ..................................................................................................................... 115 7.6.3 Stalled projects ................................................................................................................................ 123

7.7 GENDER, SOCIAL SERVICES AND SPORTS ................................................................................... 124 7.7.1 On-going projects ............................................................................................................................ 124 7.7.2 New Project Proposals .................................................................................................................... 124 7.7.3 Stalled Projects ............................................................................................................................... 128

7.8 COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE, ADMINISTRATION AND YOUTH AFFAIRS ......................................... 129 7.8.1 On-going Projects ........................................................................................................................... 129 7.8.2 New Project Proposals .................................................................................................................... 129

7.9 AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT ...................................................... 130 7.9.1 On- going Projects .......................................................................................................................... 130 7.9.2 New Project Proposals .................................................................................................................... 131 7.9.3 Stalled Projects ............................................................................................................................... 137

7.10 TRADE, CULTURE, TOURISM AND COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT ............................................. 137 7.10.1 On-going projects ....................................................................................................................... 137 7.10.2 New project proposals ................................................................................................................. 137 7.10.3 Stalled Projects ........................................................................................................................... 142

7.11 EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................. 142 7.11.1 On-going projects ....................................................................................................................... 142 7.11.2 New Project Proposals ................................................................................................................ 143 7.11.3 Stalled Projects ........................................................................................................................... 154

7.12 WATER, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES ................................................................. 154 7.12.1 On-going projects ....................................................................................................................... 154 7.12.2 New Project Proposals ................................................................................................................ 162

7.13 COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD .............................................................................................. 173

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7.13.1 New Project Proposals ................................................................................................................ 173 7.14 TRANSPORT, PUBLIC WORKS, INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATION .................................. 173

7.14.1 New project proposals ................................................................................................................. 173

LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Area of the County by Administrative Sub-Counties ................................................................................. 24 Table 2: County Electoral Wards by Constituency .................................................................................................. 25 Table 3: Registered Vs. Eligible Voters by Constituency ........................................................................................ 25 Table 4 : Population Projections by Age Cohort ..................................................................................................... 26 Table 5: Population Projection for Selected Age Group .......................................................................................... 26 Table 6: Population Projections by Urban Centre .................................................................................................... 27 Table 7: Population Distribution and Density by Sub- Counties .............................................................................. 28 Table 8: Population Projections by Sub County ...................................................................................................... 28 Table 9: People living with disabilities by type, sex and age. .................................................................................. 29 Table 10: County Demographic Dividend Potential ................................................................................................ 29 Table 11: Kenya’s HDI trends based on consistent time series data......................................................................... 30 Table 12: Category of Road Surface by Type.......................................................................................................... 31 Table 13: Electricity connectivity within the county ............................................................................................... 32 Table 14: Sources of county revenue and their performance ................................................................................... 59 Table 15: Budget allocation and expenditure 2013-2017 ......................................................................................... 61 Table 16: County Spatial Development Strategies by Thematic Areas .................................................................... 68 Table 17: Natural Resource Assessment ................................................................................................................. 70 Table 18: Summary of Proposed Budget by Sector ............................................................................................... 100 Table 19: Revenue Projections.............................................................................................................................. 103 Table 20: Summary of Monitoring and Evaluation................................................................................................ 107

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Location of the County in Kenya ............................................................................................................. 21 Figure 2: Nyeri County Administrative Boundaries ................................................................................................ 24

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ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

ABT Alternative Building Technologies

AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

ANS Age Not Stated

ATC Agricultural Training Centre

BPO Business Process Outsourcing

CCTV Closed Circuit Television

CFCs Chlorofluorocarbons

CH4 Methane

CRH County Referral Hospital

CIDP County Integrated Development Plan

CIMES County Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation System

CO2 Carbon Dioxide

CRA County Revenue Allocation

DDP Demographic Dividend Potential

DHIS District Health Information Software

DRM Disaster Risk Management

ECDE Early Childhood Development Education

EDE Ending Drought Emergencies

EIA Environment Impact Assessment

ESBP Electronic Single Business permit

FBO Faith Based Organizations

FOSA Front Office Services Activities

GHG Greenhouse Gases

GII Gender Inequality Index

GIS Geographic Information Systems

GNI Gross National Income

HDI Human Development Index

HDR Human Development Report

HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus

HMS Health Management System

ICIPE International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology

ICT Information Communications and Technology

IEBC Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission

INGOs International Non-Governmental Organization

IP Irrigation Potential

ISUDP Integrated Strategic Urban Development Plan

KARLO Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization

KCC Kenya Cooperative Creameries

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KDHS Kenya Demographic Household Survey

KEFRI Kenya Forestry Research Institute

KEMRI Kenya Medical Research Institute

KMA Kenya Maritime Authority

KNATCOM Kenya National Commission for UNESCO

KNBS Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

KTBH Kenya Top Bar Hive

LAN Local Area Network

M&E Monitoring and Evaluation

MSME Micro Small and Medium Enterprise

MTEF Medium Term Expenditure Framework

MTP Medium Term Plan

MOU Memorandum of Understanding

N2O Nitrous Oxide

NMK National Museum of Kenya

NCPB National Cereals and Produce Board

NEMA National Environment Management Authority

NHIF National Health Insurance Fund

NGO Non-Governmental Organization

OVC Orphans and Vulnerable Children

PFM Public Finance Management

PHC Primary Health care

PPP Public Private Partnership

PPP Purchasing Power Parity

RHSP Rural Housing Stability Assistance Programme

SACCO Savings and Credit Cooperative Organization

SDGs Sustainable Development Goals

SO2 Sulphur Dioxide

TWSB Tana Water Services Board

UNDP United Nations Development Programme

UNESCO United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization

UTNaRP Upper Tana Natural Resources Project

VTC Vocational Training Centres

WASREB Water Services and Regulatory Board

WRUA Water Resource Users Association

YP Youth Polytechnic

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GLOSSARY OF COMMONLY USED TERMS

County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP): The County Government’s five-year master plan

for the county’s economic, social, environmental, legal and spatial development to meet the service

and infrastructural needs and its own targets for the benefit of all local communities.

Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Framework: The policy and operational context and

process of ensuring policy priorities and intentions are delivered and/or are being delivered as

intended, as measured against clearly defined performance indicators.

Programme: A grouping of similar projects and/or services performed by a Ministry or

Department to achieve a specific objective; The Programmes must be mapped to strategic

objectives.

Project: A project is a set of coordinated activities implemented to meet specific objectives within

defined time, cost and performance parameters. Projects aimed at achieving a common goal form

a programme.

Public Participation/Consultation: is a democratic process of engaging people in thinking,

deciding, planning, and playing an active part in the development and operation of services that

affect their lives.

Flagship/Transformative Projects: These are projects with high impact in terms of employment

creation, increasing county competitiveness, revenue generation among others. They be derived

from the Vision 2030 or may be from County Specific Transformative Agenda

Demographic Dividend: The accelerated economic growth that is achieved through a reduction

in the population growth rate coupled with strategic investments in the health, education, and

economic opportunities for the population.

Output: The products, capital goods and services which results from an organization/ institution/

agency operation

Monitoring: A continuing function that uses the systematic collection of data on specified

indicators to inform management and the main stakeholders of an ongoing organization operation

of the extent of progress and achievement of results in the use of allocated funds.

Indicator: Quantitative and qualitative factor or variable that provides a simple and reliable means

to measure achievement or to reflect the changes connected to an organization’s operations.

Evaluation: The systematic and objective assessment of an on-going or completed operation,

programme or policy, its design, implementation and results. The main objective is to determine

the relevance and fulfillment of objectives, as well as efficiency, effectiveness, impact and

sustainability.

Green Economy: The green economy is defined as an economy that aims at reducing

environmental risks and ecological scarcities, and that aims for sustainable development without

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Impact: Positive and negative, intended or unintended long-term results produced by an

organization operation, either directly or indirectly. Relates to the goal level of the log frame

hierarchy.

Stakeholders: Agencies, organizations, groups or individuals who have a direct or indirect interest

in the operation, or its evaluation.

Sustainability: The continuation of benefits from an intervention after major assistance has been

completed.

Outcome: The medium-term results of an operation’s output. Relates to the purpose level of the

log frame hierarchy

FOREWORD

Chapter eleven of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, provides for

devolvement of key government functions to the county level. In

particular, the fourth Schedule of the constitution, clearly sets out

the distribution of functions between the National Government and

the County Governments. Article 220 (2) (a) of the constitution

places a key responsibility on the National Government in terms of

prescription of the structure of the county development plans and

budget. Amongst the enabling pieces of legislation contemplated in

article 220(2) (a) is the County Government Act. 2012 where in Section 108 envisions a five-year

County Integrated Development Plan with clear goals and objectives; an implementation plan with

clear outcomes; provisions for monitoring and evaluation; and clear reporting mechanisms. It’s

against this backdrop that my Government presents the second generation County Integrated

development plan for the plan period 2018-2022.

The second Nyeri County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) 2018-2022, was prepared to guide

planning and budgeting at county level. It is also the key component of the County Performance

Management Framework (CPMF) that incorporates the development priorities that my Government

will pursue in the next 5 years.

The CIDP provides an integrated development planning framework to enhance linkage between

policy, planning and budgeting. The CIDP is expected to contribute to the realization of aspirations

of Kenya Vision 2030 and its Medium Term Plans and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at

the county level. The second CIDP will build on the achievements of the first CIDP which was

implemented in the period 2013 to 2017.

This CIDP articulates my government’s priorities and outlines the policies, programmes and projects

which the county government intends to implement during the five years from 2018 to 2022 in order

to improve health care provision, food security, road network and the living standards of the residents

of the County as well as job creation, especially for the youth. It has also internalized President

Kenyatta’s Big Four agenda of his Government’s second term which is anchored on enhancing and

accelerating food security, manufacturing, universal health care and affordable housing. The main

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objective of CIDP 2018-2022 is to transform lives of the county residents by harnessing the diverse

socio-economic opportunities available for exploitation.

The CIDP was prepared through an inclusive and wide consultative process in conformity with the

Constitution of Kenya and other guiding legislations. The programmes and projects contained in the

CIDP and priorities were set out in consultation with all stakeholders to address the development

challenges faced by the community. The Nyeri CIDP, during it’s preparation was aligned to national

plans notably the Kenya Vision 2030, Medium Term Plan III, of Vision, 2030 and the National Spatial

Plan. The CIDP has, in addition, been aligned to international commitments and specifically the

SDGs.

The implementation of this plan requires the support of all: the political leadership including the

County Assembly of Nyeri, the residents of Nyeri County, development partners, the private sector

and all stakeholders. Its implementation will improve service delivery and generate economic growth

necessary for job creation and the improvement of living standards of our people.

I would like to thank all stakeholders led by the people of Nyeri County for their contribution in the

development of this Plan. I particularly commend the Executive and the Honorable Members of the

County Assembly of Nyeri County for their continued dedication and commitment to providing

quality services to the people.

I call upon all the stakeholders to join hands in the implementation of this Plan and work hard to

realise our aspirations as the residents of Nyeri County. Finally, it is my humble appeal to all friends

of Nyeri County to support these initiatives to uplift the livelihoods and wellbeing of our people.

H.E. Edward Mutahi Kahiga

The Governor,

County Government of Nyeri

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ACKNOWLEGDEMENT

The development of this plan was realized through concerted efforts

and an all-inclusive consultative process bringing on board all

stakeholders within and outside the County. Among the players who

have shaped this plan are; county government institutions, national

government entities, Members of the County Assembly, members of

the public from all the thirty electoral wards, development partners

working in the county and the business community. The preparation

and completion of this plan would not have been realized without support and leadership provided

by H.E the Governor Edward Mutahi Kahiga. We enormously benefited from his invaluable input

and transformative vision for the county.

The contribution and tireless guidance and insights offered by Executive Committee Members

namely; Dr. Kwai Wanjaria (Lands and Physical Planning), Dr. Racheal Kamau (Health), Muthui

Kariuki (Roads and Infrustructure), Kendi Tarichia (Trade, Cooperatives and Tourism), Fredrick

Kinyua (Water, Sanitation and Environment), Margaret Macharia (Education and ICT), Henry

Kinyua (Agriculture and Livestock Development) and Beth Karimi (Public Service Management) is

highly appreciated. Special recognition goes to the County Chief Officer for Economic Planning,

Budgeting, Monitoring and Evaluation, Francis Kirira, for tirelessly leading the process. I am

indebted to the County Secretary, Benjamin Gachichio, Chief of Staff, Paul Wambugu and the Head

of Performance management, Mr. Samuel Nyingi for their immeasurable support and guidance

through-out the process.

I cannot forget the entire staff of my Department of Finance and Economic Planning for their

commitment and dedication throughout the entire process. Special thanks goes to the Chief Officer

for Finance and Accounting, John Ngugi and the technical officers in the Economic Plannining Unit,

namely Chris Gathogo, Gibson Mwangi and Dennis Kariuki for their technical expertise in socio-

economic analysis, coordination and report writing skills which were significant in having a quality

plan.

My appreciation, further, goes to the County Chief Officers and technical Directors in various

departments for their provision of the information/data required and in development of the county

strategic priorities and in designing programmes and projects for the period 2018-2022. I am also

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grateful to the State Department of Planning and the Council of Governors (COG) for preparing the

guidelines that were instrumental in the preparation of this Plan and the support in editing final draft.

To our development partner namely, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) your

technical and financial support is highly appreciated.

I am thankful for the role played by the Speaker, Hon. John Kaguchia, the Clerk, Mr. Jenard Muiggeh

and all the Members of the County Assembly in making the approval and the public participation

process a great success. I also thank the people of Nyeri whom without their insatiable desire for

quality, efficient and effective service delivery this plan would not have been realized.

Finally, to all those who were involved and have not been mentioned by name, I salute you as we

acknowledge that the greater challenge lies in the actual implementation of this Plan. I call on you to

continue with the same support as we deliver the programs and projects documented herein, aimed at

improving the quality of life for our county residents.

Mr. Robert Thuo Mwangi

County Executive Committee Member,

Finance and Economic Planning.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The CIDP 2018-2022 is the second CIDP for Nyeri County, following the successful implementation

of the first CIDP (2013-2017). This CIDP incorporates lessons learned during the implementation of

the first CIDP. It is also linked to the national and international development agenda. The CIDP is a

product of broad-based consultation among diverse stakeholders beginning with national and county

government entities, NGOs, the corporate sector, professional bodies, and farmers’ groups among

others. Stakeholders brought up diverse views and expertise which was an integral in coming-up with

priority programmes and projects for the period 2018-2022.

The CIDP 2018-2022 is divided into 6 chapters: - Chapter one gives the background information on

the socio-economic and infrastructural information that has a bearing on the development of the

county. The chapter provides a description of the county in terms of the location, size, physiographic

and natural conditions, demographic profiles as well as the administrative and political units. In

addition, it provides information on demographic features, Road network; information and

communication technology; energy access; housing; land and land use; employment ;irrigation

infrastructure and schemes; crops, livestock, fish production and value addition; mineral potential;

tourism and wildlife; industry and trade; main forest products; Financial services; environment and

climate change; water and sanitation; Health access and nutrition;, education, skills, literacy and

infrastructure museums, heritage and cultural sites; community organizations/non-state actors;

corporative societies; security and law and order and social protection.

The County is located in the central region of the country and covers an area of 3,337.2 Km2. It is

situated between longitudes 36038” east and 37020” east and between the equator and latitude 00 380

south. It borders Laikipia County to the north, Kirinyaga County to the east, Murang’a County to the

south, Nyandarua County to the west and Meru County to the northeast.

The County is divided into 6 Constituencies, 8 admnistrative subcounties and 30 wards. Further, the

county has 21 divisions, 69 locations and 256 sub locations constituting the administrative sub-units

of the National Government.

The county population during the Kenya Population and Housing Census of 2009 stood at 693,558,

but is currently (2018) projected to be 845,863 comprising of 414,329 males and 431,535 female

representing a ratio of almost 1:1. The population is projected to increase to 923,819 by 2022.

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Majority of the people in Nyeri County are from the Kikuyu Community most of whom are

predominantly farmers growing tea and coffee as cash crops alongside food crops such as maize,

beans, assorted vegetables and sweet potatoes. Further, the County lies between Mount Kenya and

the Aberdare ranges with agriculture as the main economic activity. It is also renowned for

horticultural farming. Other agricultural activities which act as a source of income include dairy

farming and aquaculture. There are also a number of light industries, tea and coffee factories

providing a market and employment to the residents.

Chapter Two Provides the linkage of the CIDP with other development plans and legislations such

as the Kenya Vision 2030, the Medium Term Plans, National spatial plan, Sustainable Development

Goals (SDGs), the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, Integrated Green Economy implementation

programme, African Agenda 2063 among others. The CIDP 2018- 2022 has taken cognizance of

vision 2030 and MTP 3 provisions in coming up with proposals, strategies and intervention for

accelerated socio-economic development. Further the CIDP 2018- 2022 rides on major national

flagship projects as well as other national policy implementation within the Country in order to

benefit from positive externalities. The CIDP also take into consideration the national spatial plan

framework which aims to harmonize development in the Country.

Chapter three presents a review of the implementation of the previous CIDP (2013-2017). It gives a

summary of key achievements and challenges per sector and lessons learned. Some of the Key lessons

learnt were: need for increased funding to implement the programmes and projects as outlined in the

county development plan; this calls for increased mobilization of resources; Need for enhanced

Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) to ensure effective tracking of programme implementation and

the need to leverage on technology.

Chapter Four outlines the County Development Priority Programs that are envisaged to be

implemented over a period of five years. Some of the identified priority programmes are:

Development of a county spatial plan, equipping health facilities, improving agriculture by upscaling

input subsidy, acquisition of more agricultural farm machinery and equipment, Value addition of

agricultural outputs and improving market access, improved animal genetics and vaccine

administration, constructing new roads, maintaining and upgrading existing ones across the county,

water resource management, Construction of dams, water pans and drilling boreholes, Improve

sewerage and sanitation systems ,Construction and rehabilitation of early child development centers,

technical and vocational training centers, promoting and developing sporting activities across the

county, Tourism promotion and marketing ,promoting our rich cultural heritage and art,

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mainstreaming gender and youth affairs in socio –economic development ,support for SMEs among

others.

Chapter Five Gives an overview on the CIDP implementation framework. The chapter also discusses

the framework which includes institutions responsible for the actualization of the plan, resource

requirements and how they will be mobilization.

Chapter six outlines the implementation, monitoring and evaluation framework for all the projects. It

provides details, in a matrix format, of the implementation plans, measurable performance indicators

and monitoring and evaluation strategies.

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CHAPTER ONE

COUNTY GENERAL INFORMATION

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

This chapter gives the background information on the socio-economic and infrastructural aspects that

has a bearing on the development of the county. The chapter provides a description of the county in

terms of the location, size, physiographic and natural conditions, demographic profiles as well as the

administrative and political units. In addition, it provides information on human development

approach;infrastructural development; land and land use;employment; irrigation infrastructure and

schemes; crop, livestock, fish production and value addition; mineral resources; tourism and wildlife;

industry and trade; financial services; forestry, agro-forestry and value addition; environment and

climate change; water and sanitation; health access and nutrition; education skills, literacy and

infrastructure;sports, culture and creative arts; community organizations/non-state actors; security,

law and order.

1.1. County Overview

Nyeri County has a population of 845,863 (male - 49% and female - 51%), according to the

projections by KNBS, 2018. Majority of the people living in Nyeri County are from the Kikuyu

Community most of whom are predominantly farmers growing tea and coffee as cash crops alongside

food crops such as maize, beans, assorted vegetables and sweet potatoes. Nyeri County plays host to

all Kenyan communities who are mostly engaged in own businesses or employed by the government.

The County lies between Mount Kenya and the Aberdare ranges with agriculture as the main

economic activity. The County is also renowned for horticultural farming. Other agricultural

activities which act as a source of income include dairy farming and fish keeping. There are also a

number of light industries, tea and coffee factories providing a market and employment to the

residents.

The county is easily accessible by road from Nairobi and other neighbouring towns. It also has three

airstrips namely Mweiga on the Nyeri-Nyahururu highway, Nyaribo on the Nanyuki-Nairobi

highway about 15km from Nyeri town and the Nanyuki near Nanyuki Town. The County

headquarters is located in Nyeri Town which is easily accessible from all the eight sub counties.

1.2 Position and Size Nyeri County is one of the 47 counties in Kenya and is located in the central region of the country. It

covers an area of 3,337.2 Km2 and is situated between longitudes 36038” east and 37020”east and

between the equator and latitude 00 380 south. It borders Laikipia County to the north, Kirinyaga

County to the east, Murang’a County to the south, Nyandarua County to the west and Meru County

to the northeast.

Figure 1: Location of the County in Kenya

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1.3 Physiographic and Natural Conditions

1.3.1 Physical and Topographic Features

The main physical features of the county are Mount Kenya (5,199m) to the east and the Aberdare

ranges (3,999m) to the west. The western part of the county is flat, whereas further southwards, the

topography is characterized by steep ridges and valleys, with a few hills such as Karima, Nyeri and

Tumutumu. These hills affect the pattern of rainfall, thus influencing the mode of agricultural

production in some areas.

The major rivers found in the county are Sagana, Ragati, Chania, Gura and Nairobi. If well tapped,

these rivers and the numerous streams will make the county self-sufficient in surface and sub-surface

water resources for domestic, agriculture and industrial development.

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1.3.2 Ecological Conditions

The county has two forest eco-systems, namely Aberdare and Mt. Kenya. The county also has other

isolated forested hills under the management of County Government such as Karima and Tumutumu.

Apart from being a source of traditional forest products such as timber, fuel, fodder, herbal medicine

among others, these forests play vital roles which include; maintenance of water cycle, wildlife

habitat and are also repository of a wide range of biodiversity. Since soil conditions in the county are

almost similar, agricultural productivity is influenced by rainfall intensity and temperature conditions.

1.3.3 Climatic Conditions

The county experiences equatorial rainfall due to its location within the highland zone of Kenya. The

long rains occur from March to May while the short rains are experienced in October to December,

but occasionally this pattern is disrupted by abrupt and adverse changes in climatic conditions.

The annual rainfall ranges between 1,200mm-1,600mm during the long rains and 500mm-1,500mm

during the short rains. In terms of altitude, the county lies between 3,076 meters and 5,199 meters

above sea level and registers monthly mean temperature ranging from 12.8ºC to 20.8ºC.

1.4 Administrative Units Nyeri County is divided into various administrative units. The administrative units are crucial for the

management and service delivery to the public.

1.4.1 Administrative Subdivisions

Nyeri County is divided into various administrative units. These units are the sub-counties, divisions,

locations and sub-locations. This is illustrated by figure 2 and the table 1.

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Figure 2: Nyeri County Administrative Boundaries

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, 2010

The county is divided into eight administrative sub counties namely; Kieni East, Kieni West, Mathira

East, Mathira West, Nyeri Central, Mukurweini, Tetu and Nyeri South.

Table 1 shows the area of the county by sub-counties. The county is further subdivided into 21

divisions, 69 locations and 256 sub-locations

Table 1: Area of the County by Administrative Sub-Counties

Sub County Area (Km2) Divisions Locations Sub-locations

Mathira East 131 4 13 44

Mathira West 165.6 3 8 31

Kieni West 623.3 2 6 26

Kieni East 817.1 2 12 33

Tetu 217.5 2 8 35

Mukurwe-ini 178.6 4 7 32

Nyeri Town 167.8 1 4 26

Othaya 174.5 3 11 29

TOTAL *2,475.5 21 69 256

Source: County Commissioner’s Office, Nyeri, 2017

*The total area excludes Mt. Kenya and Aberdare Forests (861.7Km2)

Kieni East Sub County is the largest with a land size of 817.1 Km2 while Mathira East is the smallest

with an area of 131 Km2. Mathira East has got the highest number of locations and sub locations

while Nyeri Town has got the least.

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1.5 Political units The Political units are represented by elected persons at the national and county level. Table 2 shows

political units in the county divided into constituencies and electoral wards. It further shows the

distribution of electoral wards by constituency.

Table 2: County Electoral Wards by Constituency

Constituency Electoral

wards

Administrative

Sub county

Ward Names

Mathira 6 Mathira West Ruguru, Kirimukuyu

Mathira East Iriaini, Karatina, Magutu, Konyu

Kieni 8 Kieni East Gakawa, Naromoru/ Kiamathaga, Thegu River

Kieni West Gatarakwa, Mugunda, Endarasha/Mwiyogo, Mweiga

Tetu 3 Tetu Aguthi/Gaaki, Dedan Kimathi, Wamagana

Mukurwe-ini 4 Mukurwe-ini Rugi, Gikondi, Mukurwe-ini Central, Mukurwe-ini West

Nyeri town 5 Nyeri town Kamakwa/Mukaro, Kiganjo/Mathari, Rware, Ruringu, Gatitu/Muruguru

Othaya 4 Othaya Chinga, Mahiga, Iriaini, Karima

Total 30

Source: Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, 2017

Kieni with eight wards has the highest number while Tetu with three has the lowest. This is majory

attributed to the fact that Kieni is vast compared to other constituencies in the county.

1.5.1 Eligible and Registered Voters by Constituency

Table 3 shows the number of eligible and registered voters for the six constituencies in the county. It

provides the figures as per the 2009 population and housing census and the projection for the year

2012 and 2017.

Table 3: Registered Vs. Eligible Voters by Constituency

Constituency Eligible

voters (2009)

Eligible

voters 2012

Eligible

voters 2017

Number of registered

voters(2017)

Proportion of registered voters

to the eligible (2017) (%)

Nyeri Town 55,605 78,857 94,053 82,860 88.1

Tetu 36,513 49,281 58,777 51,716 88.0

Othaya 40,734 53,898 64,284 58,566 91.1

Mukurwe-ini 39,129 51,084 60,928 55,310 90.8

Mathira 69,392 94,565 112,788 99,496 88.2

Kieni 81,963 104,016 124,060 109,001 87.9

County 323,336 431,701 514,890 456,949 88.7

Source: Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, 2017

There are a total of 514,890 eligible voters in the county out of whom only 456,949 are registered

representing 88.7 per cent. Kieni and Tetu have the highest and the lowest number of registered voters

respectively. There is need to intensify civic education to ensure all the eligible voters are registered

to enable them to actively participate in the democratic process.

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1.6 Demographic Features

1.6.1 Population Size and Composition

Table 4 provides information on the county population projections by age cohorts with 2009 as the

base year. The figures are given at the interval of two years for ease of analysis and planning purposes.

Table 4 : Population Projections by Age Cohort

Age

Cohort

2009 (Census) 2018 (Projections) 2020(Projections) 2022 (projections)

M F T M F T M F T M F T

0-4 39174 37164 76338 47,777 45,325 93,102 49,931 47,369 97,300 52,180 49,502 101,682

5-9 39807 38908 78715 48,549 47,452 96,001 50,738 49,592 100,330 53,023 51,825 104,848

10- 14 39815 39395 79210 48,558 48,046 96,605 50,748 50,213 100,961 53,034 52,474 105,508

15- 19 34581 32312 66893 42,175 39,408 81,583 44,077 41,185 85,262 46,062 43,040 89,101

20-24 29966 30840 60806 36,547 37,612 74,159 38,195 39,309 77,503 39,915 41,079 80,994

25-29 27677 30205 57882 33,755 36,838 70,593 35,277 38,499 73,776 36,866 40,233 77,099

30-34 24971 26275 51246 30,455 32,045 62,500 31,828 33,490 65,318 33,261 34,998 68,260

35-39 21965 23473 45438 26,789 28,628 55,416 27,997 29,919 57,915 29,257 31,266 60,523

40-44 17890 19926 37816 21,819 24,302 46,120 22,803 25,398 48,200 23,829 26,541 50,371

45-49 16287 17451 33738 19,864 21,283 41,147 20,759 22,243 43,002 21,694 23,245 44,939

50-54 10343 12069 22412 12,614 14,719 27,334 13,183 15,383 28,566 13,777 16,076 29,853

55-59 9029 10054 19083 11,012 12,262 23,274 11,508 12,815 24,323 12,027 13,392 25,419

60-64 9054 9817 18871 11,042 11,973 23,015 11,540 12,513 24,053 12,060 13,076 25,136

65-69 5987 7526 13513 7,302 9,179 16,480 7,631 9,593 17,224 7,975 10,025 17,999

70-74 4961 6077 11038 6,050 7,412 13,462 6,323 7,746 14,069 6,608 8,095 14,703

75-79 3048 4043 7091 3,717 4,931 8,648 3,885 5,153 9,038 4,060 5,385 9,445

80+ 5064 8200 13264 6,176 10,001 16,177 6,455 10,452 16,906 6,745 10,922 17,668

ANS 106 98 204 129 120 249 135 125 260 141 131 272

TOTAL 339725 353833 693558 414,329 431,535 845,863 433,013 450,996 884,009 452,514 471,306 923,819


The population growth rate in the county is estimated at 2.2 per cent against the national average of

2.6 per cent. The county is estimated to have a population of 845,863 persons comprising of 414,329

males and 431,535 females in 2018 as projected from the 2009 population and housing census.

The highest and the lowest population for 2018 are the age cohort of 10-14 and 75-79 respectively.

Ages 10-14 represent 11.4 per cent, while 75-79 comprise of just one per cent of the total population.

Over 60 per cent of the population is below 30 years, portraying a youthful population which is more

productive and thus the need to consider them in development activities.

Table 5 shows the population projection for selected age groups; under one year, under five years, 6-

13 years, 14-17 years, 15-29 years, 15-49 years and 15-64 years.

Table 5: Population Projection for Selected Age Group

Age Group 2009 2018 2020 2022

M F T M F T M F T M F T

Under 1 7,881 7,587 15,468 9,612 9,253 18,865 10,045 9,670 19,716 10,497 10,106 20,603

Under 5 47,408 45,149 92,557 57,819 55,064 112,883 60,426 57,547 117,973 63,147 60,138 123,286

6- 13 63,834 63,003 126,837 77,852 76,838 154,690 81,363 80,304 161,666 85,027 83,920 168,947

14-17 28,695 27,593 56,288 34,996 33,652 68,649 36,575 35,170 71,745 38,222 36,754 74,976

15-29 92,224 93,357 185,581 112,476 113,858 226,335 117,549 118,993 236,542 122,842 124,352 247,194

15-49 0 180,482 180,482 0 220,116 220,116 0 230,042 230,042 0 240,402 240,402

15-64 201,763 212,422 414,185 246,070 259,070 505,140 257,167 270,753 527,920 268,748 282,946 551,694

Above 65 19,060 25,846 44,906 23,246 31,522 54,767 24,294 32,943 57,237 25,388 34,427 59,815


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Under 1: The population below the age of one will be growing at a very low rate increasing

insignificantly from 18,865 in 2018 to 20,603 by 2022, thus pressure on the county to provide for this

age group will be minimal.

Age group 6 – 13: This is the primary school going age. This group is projected to increase to 154,690

by 2018 and is expected to rise to 168,947 by 2022. This means that the number of pupils enrolled

in primary school will increase and thus there is need to create conducive environment for learners.

Age group 14 – 17: This is the secondary school going age. A total population of 68,649 is estimated

to be attending secondary school in 2018 out of which 48.8 per cent are female and 51.2 per cent are

male. This number is expected to rise gradually to about 74,976 in 2022. There is need to provide

conducive learning environment in terms of well-equipped libraries, laboratories and other critical

amenities.

Age group 15 – 49: This group comprises of the female reproductive age which is considered as

critical for planning in the county. The total population of 180,482 in 2009 is projected to rise to

220,116 by 2018 and to 240,402 by 2022. With a total fertility rate of 3.8, which is lower than the

national average of five, implies there is good uptake of family planning services in the county.

Age group 15 – 64 (Labour force): This is the productive population of the county. There is a

projected total labour force of 505,140 persons comprising of 48.8 per cent males and 51.2 per cent

females of the total population in 2018. This number is expected to rise to 551,694 in 2022. There are

more female than male in this category. There is need for affirmative action in employment and also

increased availability of credit facility and financial literacy for women and youth to establish small

and micro enterprises.

A large proportion of this population mainly between 15 – 24 years consisting of 30.9 per cent of the

labour force is either in secondary schools or at the tertiary level. The bulk of the labour force is either

unskilled or semi – skilled and is mainly engaged in agricultural activities and there is need to equip

and employ instructors for the youth polytechnics and other training institutes to impart the youth

with necessary and marketable skills.

1.6.2 Urban Population

There is only one town in the county and five major urban centers. Table 6 shows the population

distribution by urban centers as projected from the 2009 census report.

Table 6: Population Projections by Urban Centre

Urban Centre

2009 2018 2020 2022

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Nyeri Town 31,885 31,741 63,626 38,887 38,711 77,598 40,641 40,457 81,098 42,471 42,279 84,750

Karatina 3,594 4,634 8,228 4,383 5,652 10,035 4,581 5,906 10,487 4,787 6,172 10,960

Naromoru 2,965 2,840 5,805 3,616 3,464 7,080 3,779 3,620 7,399 3,949 3,783 7,732

Endarasha 1,429 1,620 3,049 1,743 1,976 3,719 1,821 2,065 3,886 1,903 2,158 4,061

Mweiga 1,698 1,885 3,583 2,071 2,299 4,370 2,164 2,403 4,567 2,262 2,511 4,773

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Othaya 2,385 2,752 5,137 2,909 3,356 6,265 3,040 3,508 6,548 3,177 3,666 6,842

TOTAL 43,956 45,472 89,428 53,609 55,458 109,066 56,026 57,959 113,985 58,549 60,569 119,118

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, 2017.

Nyeri Town has the highest population while Endarasha has the lowest. Karatina urban center has a

higher number of people during the day because of people moving in for business activities; and is

expected to have a projected population of 10,960 persons by the year 2022. There is need for

involvement of the department of physical planning in planning of urban centres and enhancement of

service delivery especially solid waste management, provision of water and sewer services.

Establishment of farm produce processing plants and cottage industries in other urban centers will

curb migration to Nyeri Town and other major urban areas.

1.6.3 Population Density and Distribution

Generally, there are two types of settlements in the county; clustered and scattered. Clustered

settlement patterns are mainly found around urban centres and horticulture producing areas. Scattered

settlement patterns are mainly found in Kieni Sub County which is semi-arid. This is mainly due to

ecological factors since most people usually settle in fertile lands with adequate and reliable rainfall.

Table 7 shows population distribution and density by sub- County. It provides the data for 2009

census and projections up to the year 2022. The density is largely determined by the type of settlement

in a particular sub county.

Table 7: Population Distribution and Density by Sub- Counties

Sub- County

2009 2018 2020 2022

Pop Density

(per Km2)

pop Density

(per Km2)

Pop Density

(per Km2)

Pop Density (per

Km2)

Tetu 78320 360 95,519 439 99,827 459 104,322 480

Kieni 175812 122 214,420 149 224,090 156 234,182 163

Mathira 148847 502 181,534 612 189,720 640 198,264 668

Mukurwe-ini 83932 470 102,363 573 106,980 599 111,797 626

Nyeri Town 119273 711 145,465 867 152,025 906 158,872 947

Othaya 87374 501 106,561 611 111,367 638 116,382 667

County 693558 280 845,863 342 884,009 357 923,819 373


As indicated in Table 7, majority of the population is found in the high potential areas of Mathira,

Othaya, Nyeri Town and parts of Mukurwe-ini. This calls for massive investment in the social and

physical infrastructure to support the high population in these areas. The low land areas of Kieni with

low rainfall have lower population densities; the focus here will be on irrigated agriculture to support

food security in the region. The population density for Nyeri County was 280 in 2009 and is projected

to reach 342 in 2018 rising up to 373 by the year 2022. Table 8 shows the population projections by

sub-county.

Table 8: Population Projections by Sub County

Sub County 2009 2018 2020 2022

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

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Tetu 37,773 40,547 78,320 46,068 49,451 95,519 48,145 51,681 99,827 50,314 54,009 104,322

Kieni 88,270 87,542 175,812 107,654 106,766 214,420 112,509 111,581 224,090 117,576 116,606 234,182

Mathira 71,851 76,996 148,847 87,629 93,904 181,534 91,581 98,139 189,720 95,706 102,559 198,264

Mukurwe-ini 40,382 43,550 83,932 49,250 53,114 102,363 51,471 55,509 106,980 53,789 58,009 111,797

Nyeri Town 59,753 59,520 119,273 72,875 72,591 145,465 76,161 75,864 152,025 79,591 79,281 158,872

Othaya 41,696 45,678 87,374 50,852 55,709 106,561 53,146 58,221 111,367 55,539 60,843 116,382

Total 339,725 353,833 693,558 414,329 431,535 845,863 433,013 450,996 884,009 452,514 471,306 923,819


Kieni Sub County has the highest population, followed by Mathira Sub County. The Sub County with

the lowest population is Tetu according to 2009 census. In 2022, the expected population for Kieni is

projected to be 234,182 and for Tetu will be 104,322. Across the sub counties, the numbers of females

are marginally higher than males. It is projected that the total population will be 923,819 by 2022.

1.6.4 Population of persons with disabilities

Table 9: People living with disabilities by type, sex and age.

Particulars 0-14 15-24 25-34 35-54 55+

Type M F M F M F M F M F

Hearing 2 2 2 - 3 1 1 1 4 1

Speech 2 1 - - 1 - - - 1 -

Visual 1 16 2 3 1 2

Mental 141 75 34 18

Physical 272 138

Self-care

Other

Source: Kenya National Survey Report for persons with Disability (2008)

1.6.5 Demographic Dividend

Demographic dividend refers to the temporary opportunity to achieve a sustained faster economic

development resulting from a decline in the fertility levels, a huge population of young persons, and

strategic investments in health, education, economic, and governance sectors. This means that for a

county to achieve a demographic dividend, the dependency ratio must decline over time while the

number of workers increases. With the increasing number of workers who are healthy, educated,

skilled, and have adequate income and employment opportunities, then Nyeri County has the

opportunity to increase its wealth and improve the quality of life for its citizens.

Table 10: County Demographic Dividend Potential

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1.7 Human Development Approach

The Human Development Approach focuses on human development for every one now and in future.

It starts with an account of the hopes and challenges of today’s world, envisioning where humanity

wants to go.Human development progress over the past 25 years has been impressive on many fronts.

But the gains have not been universal. There are imbalances across countries; socioeconomic, ethnic

and racial groups; urban and rural areas; and women and men. Millions of people are unable to reach

their full potential in life because they suffer deprivations in multiple dimensions of human

development.

The approach identifies the national policies and key strategies to ensure that every human being

achieves at least basic human development and to sustain and protect the gains. It addresses the

structural challenges of global institutions and presents options for reform. These policies and key

strategies are compiled into a workable document known as Human Development Report (HDR).

The latest HDR is of 2016 and introduces two experimental dashboards on life course on gender gap

and on sustainable development. The County and other development stakeholders are encouraged to

explore the issues raised in the HDR with the most relevant and appropriate data from national and

international sources.

1.7.1 Human Development Index

The HDI is a summary measure for assessing progress in three basic dimensions of human

development: a long and healthy life, access to knowledge and a decent standard of living.

Kenya’s HDI value for 2015 was 0.555—which put the country in the medium human development

category—positioning it at 146 out of 188 countries and territories. Between 1990 and 2015, Kenya’s

HDI value increased from 0.473 to 0.555, an increase of 17.3 percent. Table 9 below reviews Kenya’s

progress in each of the HDI indicators. Between 1990 and 2015, Kenya’s life expectancy at birth

increased by 3.4 years, mean years of schooling increased by 2.6 years and expected years of

schooling increased by 2.0 years. Kenya’s GNI per capita increased by about 26.0 percent between

1990 and 2015.

Table 11: Kenya’s HDI trends based on consistent time series data

Category 2009* 2017(KNBS) 2018 2022 2030

Population Size 693,558 814,205 845,863 923,819 1,006,605

Population below 15 (%) 33.8% 33.8% 33.8% 33.8% 33.8%

Population 15-64 (%) 53.4% 53.4% 53.4% 53.4% 53.4%

Population above 65 (%) 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 3.5%

Dependency ratio 100:51 100:51 100:51 100:51 100:51

Fertility rate 3.8% 3.8% 3.8% 3.8% 3.8%

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Year Life expectancy at

birth

Expected years of

schooling

Mean years of

schooling

GNI per capita(2011

PPP$)

HDI value

1990 58.8 9.1 3.7 2,287 0.473

1995 54.5 8.7 4.5 2,130 0.459

2000 50.8 8.4 5.3 2,138 0.447

2005 53.6 9.7 5.8 2,267 0.483

2010 58.8 11.1 6.1 2,529 0.53

2011 59.6 11.1 6.2 2,623 0.536

2012 60.3 11.1 6.2 2,662 0.541

2013 61 11.1 6.3 2,733 0.546

2014 61.6 11.1 6.3 2,800 0.55

2015 62.2 11.1 6.3 2,881 0.555

The HDI emphasizes that people and their capabilities should be the ultimate criteria for assessing

the development of a country and not economic growth alone since two countries/regions with the

same level of GNI per capita can end up with such different human development outcomes.

Improving equity in gender issues and reducing gender disparities will benefit all sectors and thus

contribute to sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction and social injustices.

1.8 Infrastructure Development

1.8.1 Road, Rail Network, Airports and Airstrips

The county has 3,092.73 Km of classified roads with 478.25 Km of bitumen, 2,492.85 Km gravel

and 121.63 Km earth surface. The table below shows the categories of various roads by surface type

since 2013 to date.

Table 12: Category of Road Surface by Type

Category of Road Surface by Type 2013(Km) 2014(Km) 2015(Km) 2016(Km) 2017(Km)

Bitumen 450 450 450 450 478.25

Gravel/Murram 1,390.59 1,619.97 1,871.95 2,332.20 2,492.85

Earth 1,252.14 1,022.76 770.78 310.53 121.63

TOTAL 3,092.73 3,092.73 3,092.73 3,092.73 3092.73

Source: County department of Transport, Public works, Infrastructure and Communication, 2017

In order for the roads to be fully utilized, bridges and culverts have been constructed at various

crossing points. The county has three airstrips i.e Mweiga, Nyaribo and Nanyuki. There are three

railway stations which are not functional at Karatina, Kiganjo and Narumoro.

1.8.2 Information Communications and Technology

The county is fairly developed as a result of the advent of mobile telephony and internet hubs in the

urban centers. The mobile phone coverage stands at 91 per cent and there are 384 cyber cafes. This

has greatly revolutionized the way people communicate and improved efficiency in service delivery.

There exist six Post Offices, 19 sub-post offices and 25 licensed stamp vendors. However, Post office

faces stiff competition from 30 private courier services mainly G4S, Wells Fargo, 2NK Sacco, 4NTE

etc.

Both Private institutions and Government departments have embraced the use of modern methods of

communication through E-Government services by use of E-Mail and mobile phone technology. The

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county is expected to grow fast after connection of a fibre optic cable, which will greatly revolutionize

communication and information sharing.

1.8.3 Energy access

The county has a total of 208 trading centers and 214 secondary schools connected with electricity.

There are also 150 health facilities connected with electricity. The table below shows the electricity

connectivity within the county.

Table 13: Electricity connectivity within the county Category 2013 2015 2017

No. trading centres connected with electricity 112 208 208

No. of Health facilities connected with electricity 51 141 150

No. of secondary schools connected with electricity 170 214 214

No. of Primary schools connected with electricity 371 371

No. of Kilometers of street lighting 12 42 57

No. of High mast lighting 15 55 55

No. of households connected with electricity 52,263 86,000

Source: County Department of Energy, 2017

1.8.4 Housing

The main types of houses in the county are permanent or semi-permanent which are individual,

national and county government-owned. The cost of construction is very prohibitive leading to the

presence of informal settlements among the low income earners in the county. There is need to

sensitize the public and investors on alternative and cheap building materials to address the challenges

of housing in the county.

1.9 Land and Land use

1.9.1 Land ownership categories/ classifications

Most of the land in the county is owned by individuals as freehold and mainly where subsistence

farming practiced. The gazetted forest cover 26 percent of the county land surface while the county

and national governments own few tracks of land where offices and social facilities and infrastructure

are located.

1.9.2 Mean holding size

The county has a total area of 987.5 Km2 and 758.5 Km2 of arable and non-arable land respectively.

The larger part of the arable land is used for food crop while the rest is used for cash crop farming,

livestock rearing and farm forestry. The mean holding size is one hectare for majority of the small

holders.

1.9.3 Percentage of Land with Title Deeds

Over 85 per cent of farmers have title deeds as adjudication started early after independence. The

main reason for lack of the title deeds by some farmers is domestic wrangles while other landowners

in settlement schemes have never been issued with title deeds. There are many colonial villages where

the government will continue to plan and issue titles deeds.

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1.9.4 Incidences of Landlessness

From the year 2013, the county has embarked on planning of colonial villages. Thunguma, Rititi,

Kiamwathi, Miiri, Ihwagi, Gitero, Gikomo / (mweiga), Gitathini, Chorongi, Kiarihiu and Kariki

Villages have been surveyed and the exercise will extend to other areas. The county has also issued

269 title deeds for Gatitu, Gitero, Riamukurwe, Muruguru, Kihuyo and Ithenguri villages to create

ownership and reduce cases of landlessness.

1.9.5 Settlement Patterns

There are two types of settlements in the county; clustered and scattered. Clustered settlement patterns

are mainlyfound around towns and horticulture producing areas. Scattered settlement patterns are

mainly found in Kieni which is semi-arid and were formally colonial settlement area. Apart from the

major towns the county has witnessed ribbon type of development along the major highways which

possess a challenge in service delivery especially in waste management as the centres are poorly

planned. Such urban centres include Kiawara, Chaka, and Nairutia among many others.

1.9.6 Type and Size of Land

The type of land in the County is either freehold in rural areas or lease holding in major urban centres.

The small size land holding size is approximately one hectare, who are the majority, while the large

is about four hectares. The county has a total area of 987.5 Km2 and 758.5 Km2 of arable and non-

arable land respectively. The larger part of the arable land is used for food crop while the rest is used

for cash crop farming, livestock rearing and farm forestry.

1.10 Employment

1.10.1 Wage earners

In the county, 92,205 persons are wage earners thus contributing 24 per cent of the household income.

They are mainly employed by the national and county governments, learning institutions and the

business community.

1.10.2 Self-employed

Rural self-employed persons in the county are 15,368 contributing 4 per cent of household income

while urban self-employed persons are 4,444 and contribute 13 per cent of the household income.

The county will need to provide affordable credit for the establishment of micro enterprises to create

more self-employment opportunities.

1.10.3 Labour force

By the end of 2018 the population aged between 15 and 64 years in the county is estimated at 505,141

comprising of 259,070 females and 246,072 males. This represents 59.7 per cent of the county

population.

1.10.4 Unemployment levels

The unemployment level in the county is 17.5 per cent since out of the potential labor force of 421,298

persons, only 347,502 are employed. The dependency rate in the county therefore stands at 51 per

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cent of the total population. Apart from affordable credit, there is need of establishing cottage

industries to add value on farm produce and hence create more employment.

1.11 Irrigation infrastructure and schemes

1.11.1 Irrigation potential

The current land under irrigation has challenges of water rationing and therefore agricultural

production potential is not realized. To address this, there is a compressive plan to harness run off

water experienced during rainy seasons either by excavating water pans, constructing dams or

abstracting water from aquaways. Efficient water utilization technologies should be promoted and

more land be put under irrigation.

Total area under irrigation in the county is estimated at 2600 Ha and the total no. of households

practicing irrigation is 10,400. The irrigation potential in the county is 20,620 Ha from 87 irrigation

schemes which will benefit 80,600 households.

1.11.2 Irrigation schemes

There are 22 No. complete irrigation schemes namely GuraUgaciku, Kamoko, Kiruma Minor,

Kiandego, Gaithuri, Kiirungi, ThihaSagana, Gikondi, Thiha Micro, ThihaKiruka, Njengu, Ereri

Kiremia, Lamuria, Watuka, Endarasha, NdiritiAguthi, Nairobi, Sagana, Muteithia, Kariithi, Kihuri

and NdathiMbiriri.

The county has been implementing small holder irrigation schemes that are farmer managed, operated

and owned.

1.12 Crop, Livestock, Fish Production and Value addition

1.12.1 Main crops produced

The main food crops grown in the county are maize, beans, irish potatoes and vegetables whereas the

major cash crops are coffee, tea and horticulture. Tea is grown in the upper zone next to Aberdare’s

and the Mt. Kenya forest while coffee is grown in the lower region. Cut flowers are mainly grown in

Kieni sub county where there are large land holding sizes.

1.12.2 Acreage under food and cash crops

Total area under food crop is 80,943 hectares while 18,521 hectares are under cash crop production.

Food crops are mainly produced on small scale, which is due to the smallholding sizes as a result of

population pressure. The area under cash crops is limited since economical production requires large

parcels of land.

1.12.3 Average farm sizes

The average farm size is 0.7 hectares for small-scale farmers and 4 hectares for large-scale farmers.

This is due to high population density though the farms are intensively utilized. Large-scale farms

are mainly found in Kieni.

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1.12.4 Main storage facilities

In the county, the main food storage facilities include; National Cereals and Produce Board in Kiganjo

with a storage capacity of 100,000 metric tons; on farm storage granaries and in the farmers houses.

Most farmers store their produce in their houses due to low production as a result of small parcels of

land.

1.12.5 Agriculture extension, training, research and information services

The County has continued to offer extension services using different approaches such as farmer field

schools, field days, group trainings, individual farm visits etc. Capacity building of both farmers and

staff has been a priority and this has been done through residential courses and exchange tours. To

enhance this the department has collaborated with research institutions such as KARLO Embu and

ICIPE on farm trials for best agricultural husbandry practices. Demonstration plots have also been

established for different technologies such as green house and drip irrigation. To enhance availability

of clean planting materials, such as different types of fodders, sweet potato vines have been

established in Kieni East, Kieni West, Mathira West and Wambugu ATC.

1.12.6 Main livestock breeds and facilities

The main livestock enterprise is dairy cattle. Other enterprises include poultry, pigs, goats, sheep and

donkeys. The land carrying capacity (Livestock per hectare) is five. Bee keeping and other small

stock such as rabbits; guinea pigs and quails are also on the increase.

Livestock Breed

Dairy cattle Friesian (53%) Ayrshire (32%), Guernsey (4%), Jersey (1%) and cross-breed 10%

Pigs Large White and Landrace

Sheep Choriadles, Dorper, Small African red Maasai, Merino breeds and Hampshire dawn

Goats Germany alpine, crosses of Saneen and Toggenburg

Poultry Indigenous upgraded Rainbow rooster, Sasso, Kenbro and Kroiler

Livestock facilities

Sub County Livestock

markets

Holding

grounds

Cattle dips

(operating/

Total

Spray

races

Disease

control

crush

pens

Agro/

veterinary

shops

Hides

and

skins

bandas

Poultry

hatcheries

Artificial

insemination

bull station

Slaughter

slab/house

(operational/

total)

Nyeri central 0 0 1/19 1 45 51 7 3 0 4

Tetu 0 0 6/37 0 42 32 6 0 0 12

Mathira East 1 0 2/26 0 56 48 4 0 0 10

Mathira West 0 1 7/22 1 60 22 3 0 0 6

Mukurweini 2 (1 for

poultry)

0 0/39 0 39 38 3 0 0 7

Othaya 0 0 3/36 0 48 53 2 0 0 6

Kieni west 0 0 6/35 0 75 45 12 0 1 (Funded by

UTaNRMP)

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Kieni East 0 3 10/22 1 75 65 11 0 0 19

TOTAL 3 4 35/236 3 440 354 48 3 1 75/88

Source: Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development, 2017

1.12.7 Main fishing activities, types of fish produced, landing sites

The main fishing activities in the county are fish pond farming, dam and river line fisheries. There

were a total of 2,343 households involved in the fishing activities with 2,488 fishponds, by the end

of year 2016, spread across the county. The main fish species include tilapia, catfish, and trout.

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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

No of farmers 2477 2513 2255 2343 1466

No of ponds 3011 2762 2519 2488 1531

1.12.8 Apiculture (bee keeping)

Bee hives in the county are categorized as shown in the table below.

Type of hive No. of hives No of farmers/groups

KTBH 9,360 5,067 farmers

Langstroth 3,076 1,956 farmers and 32 groups

Log hives 6,580 105 farmers

Others 226 7,128 farmer and 59 groups

1.13 Oil and Other Mineral Resources

1.13.1 Mineral potential

The county has not fully exploited its mining potential. There is a small ceramic processing plant in

Mukurwe-ini sub-county which can be upgraded for optimum exploitation of the Kaoline deposits

found at Rutune. The county should encourage investors to setup a factories to exploit the deposit

fully.

1.13.2 Ongoing mining and extraction activities

The main mining activities are; clay,sand, aggregate, gravel and natural building stones mining in

Mukurwe-ini ,Nyeri Town, Kieni East, Kieni West, and Mathira West Sub Counties. Gravel is the

highest with 2.3 million tonnes mined per year and employing about 1,431 persons. Clay mining is

the lowest at 2,555 tonnes employing 756 people.

1.14 Tourism and Wildlife

1.14.1 Main tourist attractions and activities

Nyeri County is a “hub of natural beauty’’and a key player in the Central Tourism Circuit. The

county is also endowed with the rich kikuyu culture. The County has increasingly become a popular

destination for tourists to experience; cultural, adventure, agro, sport, education, business, leisure and

religious tourism.

Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares ecosystems have rich historical heritage and diversity in flora and fauna.

Mt. Kenya has perfect topography and magnificent scenic views of inter-locking spurs ideal for film

and photography. Heritage sites in the County include: Paxtu cottage at the Outspan Hotel which also

houses a scout museum, Baden Powell graves and historical gardens, Kimathi trench at Kahigaini,

Mau Mau caves in Naromoru, Italian war memorial church, Dedan Kimathi tree post office among

other attractions.

1.14.2 Classified / Major Hotels

There are three 4-star, four 3-star and one 2-star tourist class hotels. Nyeri County also has wide range

of high quality and affordable hotels, lodges, guest houses, homestays and Restaurants.The county is

also the home to the treetops lodge (where the world famous Queen Elizabeth II ascended the

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aberdares as a Princess on 6th February, 1952 and descended as a Queen upon the death of her father

King George IV).

1.14.3 Main wildlife

Aberdares National park and Mt. Kenya has the following animal species; african elephant, rare black

leopard, spotted hyena, olive baboon, and black and white colombus monkey, sykes monkey, the cape

buffalos, warthogs, common zebra, bushback, reedback and lions among others.

1.14.4 Wildlife conservation areas

The County has two National parks which are Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares. Mt. Kenya holds Mt.

Kenya orphanage and Mt. Kenya game reserve. There is only one Wildlife conservancy managed by

Dedan Kimathi University with 9 species of grazing mammals that include; wildbeest, warthogs,

grant’s gazelles, impallas, burchell’s zebras, andean llamas among other flora and fauna.

1.14.5 Total number of tourists

In the year 2013, the county received a total of 79,118 tourists; 20,767 foreigners and 58,351

domestic. This however reduced in 2014 to 59,216; 51,083 foreigners and 8,133 domestic.

1.15 Industry and Trade

1.15.1 Markets

The County has a total of 52 fresh produce markets where 35 were improved during the previous

planning period. Eight (8) markets were developed under the Economic Stimulus Programme. The

flagship markets are Chaka Wholesale Hub, Karatina market and Nyeri open air markets which are

under construction and Kamukunji which is the biggest second-hand clothes market in the county.

1.15.2 Industrial parks

Nyeri county has one Industrial park at Karatina and eight(8) Constituency Industrial Development

Centres six(6) of which are complete at Gakindu, Kiawaithanji, Kariko, Othaya, Endarasha, Karatina

KIE site, Karatina light industries and two(2) Juakali shed (Mihuti and Mweiga) which have not been

completed.

1.15.3 Major industries

The major industries in the county are flour milling, soft drink processing and milk processing. These

includes; Maisha Flour Mills, Cocacola, Highland, KCC, and Anchor Millers.

1.15.4 Types and number of registered businesses

According to department of trade, tourism and cooperative development, the county has the following

types and number of businesses

Type of Business No. of Businesses

Supermarkets 14

Large traders 976

Medium traders 7,326

Small traders 20,687

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Kiosks 708

Wholesalers 76

Hawkers 2,542

Transport companies 125

Independent transport operator 70

Petrol stations 130

Storage facilities 109

Communication companies 345

Agricultural dealers 1,624

Large hotels 730

Medium hotels 396

Small hotels 3,137

Other catering & accommodation facilities 33

Butcheries 1,042

Bars 1,402

Professional services 700

Education - private facilities 484

Health - private facilities 780

Industrial plants 22

Workshops 1,033

1.15.5 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME)

There are over 100,000 MSMEs in the County, with only a few registered under the registrar of

companies and others have business names. There are 20 registered juakali associations with a

membership of 2000. Other MSMEs are registered as self-help groups, SACCOs while others belong

to merry-go rounds that are not registered.

1.16 Forestry, Agro Forestry and Value addition

1.16.1 Main Forest types and size of forests

The county has 2 gazetted forests (Aberdare ranges and Mt. Kenya) mainly of indigenous and

plantation trees with a size of 861.7 Km2.The ungazetted forests are nine (9) namely; Karima

Hill,Tumutumu Hill,Gachirichiri, Wagere, Karundu, Karindi, Thangathi, Ngamwa Hilltop and

Gachuthe

1.16.2 Main Forest products

The main forest products are timber; poles and firewood found within the gazetted and non-gazetted

forests. The firewood is mainly used as a source of energy while other materials are used in the

building and construction industry. Forests are also important sources of herbal medicine and as home

for wildlife.

Huge potential exist in the County in form of non-extractable forest products. They include bark,

roots, tubers, corms, leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits, sap, resins, honey, and fungi. Forests also have

important intangible services which include; Water easements, recreational activities and climate

amelioration

1.16.3 Agro-forestry

Inappropriate tree species namely eucalyptus has been planted along the riparian area and has

contributed to drying up of most catchments. Further, inappropriate irrigation methods have also

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contributed to declining surface water resources. To promote agro-forestry the county is doing the

following: encouraging farmers to plant eco-friendly trees such as grevilliae robusta (mukima) within

the farms; distribution of tree seedlings to farmers and schools; promotion of tree nurseries through

distribution of certified seeds; promotion of planting water friendly species like bamboo and

indigenous trees in riparian reserves and wetlands.

1.16.4 Value chain development of forestry products

a) Provision of Wood Fuel and Generation of Energy for Industries

It is important to note that the six tea factories in the county rely on wood fuel as a source of energy

for processing.They are a major source of firewood market for the farmers who grow trees as source

of income. The farmers also practice bee keeping in their plantations.

b) Growing of Fruit Trees for both Nutrition Improvement and economic empowerment.

The county has taken an initiative to encourage farmers to plant fruit trees in their farms i.e

macadamia, mango grafted avocados, grapes, tree tomatoes, oranges etc. which are sold in local

markets especially in Karatina while the surplus is sold to other markets. The county government has

identified an area to set a processing factory to encourage more farmers to engage in the fruits

farming.

c) The county is promoting croton megalocarpus (mukinduri) growing. Through Public private

partnership, the county will establish a facility to produce cheap fuel from the product.

d) The county in collaboration with KEFRI to promote growing of Giant Bamboo along the

riparian and wetland areas and through Public private partnership establish a factory to

process Bamboo products.

1.17 Financial services

1.17.1 Finance institutions

The county has fairly distributed financial institutions which includes; 10 commercial banks, nine

micro-finance institutions and 10 insurance companies with their branches across the county.

1.17.2 Distribution of financial services by sub-county

The county has various banks and Saccos distributed as follows;

Sub-County Banks SACCO (FOSA)

Nyeri Central 14 4

Mathira 7 2

Othaya 5 1

Mukurweini 2 1

Tetu 1 0

Kieni 5 0

1.18 Environment and Climate Change

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1.18.1 Environmental degradation

The major cause of environmental degradation is cultivation on fragile areas such as steep slopes,

wetlands, riparian reserves and quarrying activities. This has led to landslides and soil erosion hence

reduced productivity.

The other causes are inadequate solid and liquid waste management facilities particularly in the urban

and peri urban areas. This has led to blockage of drainage systems in urban centers causing flooding

and destruction of property.

The county is prone to landslides in the hilly areas of Mukurwe-ini, Othaya and Tetu Sub Counties

due to poor farming methods where riparian areas have been destroyed and rivers banks left bare.

The county continues to put measures to reclaim all the riparian areas and plant indigenous trees to

protect further soil erosion. The following areas are very much degraded due to unsustainable

quarrying and this is posing a great danger to the environment.

Area Ward Remarks

Witemere Rware Very steep grounds and no forest or grass cover

Kiawara Rware Very steep grounds and no forest or grass cover

Chania river banks Rware Very steep grounds and no forest or grass cover.

Farmers encroaching and destroying the riparian areas

Mweiga Mweiga Quarrying

Maragima Thegu river Quarrying

Chaka Thegu river Quarrying

Nyaribo Kiganjo/Mathari Quarrying

kabiruini Kiganjo/Mathari Quarrying

Thunguma Gatitu/ Muruguru Quarrying

Karicheni Thegu river Quarrying

Tagwa Thegu river Quarrying

Mureru Naromoru/Kiamathaga Quarrying

Mwicuiri Naromoru/Kiamathaga Quarrying

Gathugu Konyu Quarrying

Milimani Thigu River Quarrying

Effects of Environmental Degradation

There has been general reduction of the natural resources ability to support the population e.g.

reduced farm productivity due to soil erosion, over cultivation of the land, increased scarcity of

resources such as water, grazing lands and arable area.

Climate Change Mitigation Measures and Adaption Strategies

Climate change mitigation measures include; conservation of existing natural forests, planting of trees

to increase forest cover which act as carbon sink and adopting green economy and sustainable

management of waste.

1.18.2 Environmental threats

Uncontrolled logging is causing loss of biodiversity in our forests and threatening flora and fauna.

Loss of tree cover is also affecting the rainfall patterns giving rise to unpredictable seasons. Due to

lack of tree and grass cover floods are prevalent because of unchecked flow of surface runoff which

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also reduces the retention periodic table. Drought leads to loss of biodiversity, drying up of water

bodies, water pollution, human wildlife conflict, increased trekking distance to water points and

community conflicts.

The following are threats to the environment; industrial waste from coffee and tea factories,

agricultural activities causing soil erosion, fertilizer and pesticide residue flow into the water bodies,

solid and liquid waste from markets and urban centers, quarrying, oils and grease from garages and

car wash.

Areas Prone to Landslide and Flooding

Area Ward Remarks

Kigathi Rugi Landslide due the topography of the area

Kiirungi Gikondi Landslide due the topography of the area

Giathugu Rugi Landslide due the topography of the area

Igutha Gikondi Landslide due the topography of the area

Gatumbiro Hill forest Thegenge Deforestation due illegal logging - Reafforestaion in progress

Karima Hill forest karima Deforestation due illegal logging - Reafforestaion in progress

Tumutumu Hill forest Kirimukuyu Deforestation due illegal logging- Reafforestaion in progress

Gachirichiri forest Mahiga Illegal quarrying

Nyana Hill Ruguru Landslide due the topography of the area

Kiamucheru Hill Karatina Landslide due the topography of the area

Karungai Thigu river Landslide due the topography of the area

Endarasha Endarasha/Mwiyogo Landslide due the topography of the area

Mweiga Mweiga Flooding poor drainage system

Mutonga Gikondi Flooding poor drainage system

Kabuta Rugi Flooding poor drainage system

Kiuu Mukurweini Central Flooding poor drainage system

Ichagachumi Mukurweini West Flooding poor drainage system

Naromoru Town Naromoru/Kiamathaga Flooding poor drainage system

Rutune Rugi Flooding poor drainage system

Nduiye river Mahiga Flooding poor drainage system

Chinga Dam Chinga Flooding due to topography of the area.

Gatumbiro Dedan /Kimathi Flooding due to topography of the area.

Kagati Ruguru Flooding poor drainage system

Kihuro Karatina Flooding poor drainage system

Areas Affected by Drought

AREA WARD

Githungo, Karicheni, Maragima, Mathina, Thungari, Gatei Thegu river

Kabati Naromoru/Kiamathaga

Mureru Gakawa

Karemenu Mugunda

Lamuria, Kienjero Gataragwa

Labura Mweiga

Nyaribo, Kirichu, Ndurutu Kiganjo /Mathari

Marua, Thunguma Gatitu /Muruguru

Iruri, Chieni, Gatung’ang’a, Ngorano, Hiriga Ruguru

Thaithi, Wariruta kirimukuyu

Gatina, Kiamabara, Gathugu Konyu

Bondeni, Karicheni, Kiuu, Ujamaa Mukurweini Central

Gumba, Ngamwa, Rutune Rugi

Karaba, Mutonga, Kibutio, Kaharo Gikondi

Witima Karima

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1.18.3 High spatial and temporal variability of rainfall

Agricultural and livestock productivity is worsened by limited, unreliable and poorly distributed

rainfall pattern. In recent years the rains have become erratic and unpredictable hence making it

difficult to plan on farming.

1.18.4 Change in water levels or glacier

The major challenge is the high seasonal fluctuations between low and high river flows due to

inadequate conservation and protection of water catchment areas especially in Mt. Kenya and the

Aberdare ranges. The high temperatures caused by accumulation of Greenhouse gases (GHGs): CO2,

CH4, N2O, CFCs, and SO2, between tropospheric and stratospheric layers in the atmosphere have

caused glazier on our mountains to melt which has brought about low flows in our rivers during the

dry spell. Over-abstraction in our existing rivers has also become a challenge as seen in the Nairobi,

Gura, Chania and Ragati rivers to name but a few. Intervention by the Water Resource Users

Association (WRUA) should be urgently enhanced to minimize conflicts

The county has a huge potential for irrigation but depleting water resources has hampered its

development. Harnessing of flood waters by construction of dams and exploitation of underground

water sources are opportunities for unlocking the great agricultural potential.

1.18.5 Solid waste management facilities

The county has a temporary dumpsite at the Asian Quarters in Nyeri town which poses a danger to

the immediate estate. Plans are underway to purchase suitable land to relocate the dumpsite to an

acceptable site. There are two (2) dumpsite in Karatina and Othaya. However, the unit relies on hired

plant equipment for dumpsite management. Medium market centers rely on the limited fleet of

vehicles. This occasionally delays collection of solid waste. The ban on use of polythene papers by

the National government in October 2017 has significantly improved on solid waste management

including clogging of drainage systems. Most of the solid waste is expected to be biodegradable

essentially promoting clean environment.

The county is exploring modes of solid waste management such as landfills and recycling of waste

materials.

1.19 Water and Sanitation

1.19.1 Water resources

The county’s water resource comprises of both ground and surface water. Surface water consists of

permanent rivers such as Nanyuki, Burguret, Naromoru, Thegu, UwasoNyiro, Karemeno, Rwarai,

Gikira, Thuti, Kururu, Muthira, Sagana, Nairobi, Chania, Gura, Honi and Ragati among others.

The main catchment areas for these rivers are the two water towers i.e Aberdare Ranges and Mount

Kenya. There are 49 permanent rivers, 77 water dams/ Pans, 72 boreholes and other sources including

roof catchment, Shallow wells and springs. The quality of the water is good and suitable for domestic,

Wildlife, livestock and irrigation purposes.

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1.19.2 Water supply schemes

There are five major supplies of water service providers and four small ones in the county namely;

Nyeri Water and Sewerage Company, Tetu-Aberdare water and sanitation company, Mathira water

and sanitation company, Othaya-Mukurwe-ini water services company, Narumoru water and

sanitation company, Mutitu water and sanitation company, Mwiyogo water users association, Zaina

Muhoya water users association and Kinaini water users association There are also other

Communities based projects and Individual water projects under the department of water and

irrigation. A total of 124,886 households have access to piped water.

Growth or Trends in provision of piped water

Year No. of Households with access to piped Water No. of Households with access to Portable water

2013 98,125 78,520

2014 105,400 85,100

2015 111004 90,152

2016 115,852 96,732

2017 124,886 103,312

Source: Department of Water, Environment and Natural Resources, Nyeri County

1.19.3 Water sources and access

The county is adequately served with surface and underground water. The average distance to the

nearest water point as per Ward is as tabulated below: S/NO WARDS Kilometers S/NO WARDS Kilometers

1 Ruguru 0.6 16 Aguthi Gaaki 0.3

2 Kirimukuyu 0.7 17 Dedan kimathi 1.0

3 Konyu 1.0 18 Kamakwa Mukaro 0.0

4 Iriani 0.3 19 Rware 0.0

5 Magutu 0.2 20 Ruringu 0.0

6 Karatina 0.6 21 Gatitu Muruguru 0.1

7 Chinga 0.3 22 Mathari-Kiganjo 0.5

8 Karima 0.5 23 Thego river 0.65

9 Mahiga 0.4 24 Kabaru 0.35

10 Iriaini (Othaya) 0.2 25 Narumoru Kiamathaga 0.45

11 Rugi 1.0 26 Gakawa 0.55

12 Gikondi 1.2 27 Mugunda 1.5

13 Mukurweini central 0.5 28 Gatarakwa 1.0

14 Mukurweini West 1.0 29 Endarasha Mwiyogo 0.7

15 Wamagana 0.5 30 Mweiga 0.5

1.19.4 Water management

Water service providers are managed by Board of Directors while the community water based

projects are managed by elected committee members. Water service providers are guided through

water service regulation rules while community based water projects are guided by their constitutions

and by-laws. Water service providers are monitored by WASREB, TWSB and County Department

of water while the community water projects are monitored by County Department of Social service.

1.19.5 Sanitation

The County has only three water and sewerage companies namely; Nyeri Water and Sewerage

Company, Mathira Water and Sanitation Company and Othaya-Mukurwe-ini Water Services

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Company. Human waste is well disposed with 97.68 per cent of the county population using covered

pit latrines while 2.32 per cent use conventional waste disposal methods.

The peri-urban centers; Karatina, Mukurwe-ini, Chaka, Mweiga and NaroMoru have inadequate

sewerage treatment facilities. This is a major challenge due to inadequate funding for construction of

treatment plants. This has led to release of effluents into the environment causing pollution of water

bodies.

1.20 Health Access and Nutrition

1.20.1 Health Access

The distribution of health facilities in six (6) of the sub counties is reasonably fair according to World

Health Organization standards. Most of the facilities in the six (6) sub counties are within a radius of

1-5 kilometers. However in Kieni East and West sub counties which are post-colonial settlements,

health facilities are far apart ranging between 5-15 kms. The two sub counties are not served by any

public level IV hospital except for Kieni west which is served by one FBO hospital (Mary

immaculate) located approximately 15km from Nyeri town and may not be convenient for most of

the residents in the two sub counties. Establishment of a level IV facility in Kieni East and West sub

counties therefore remains a key priority for the county government.

Health services in Nyeri County are organized across five (5) levels of service delivery that includes

118 public health facilities, including a beyond zero mobile clinic and a hospice for care of the

terminally ill distributed as follows: one (1) county referral hospital (level V); four (4) county

hospitals (level IV); 25 health centers (level III); 88 dispensaries (level II); 251community units

(level I).

The county also hosts several private health facilities providing a wide range of health services and

distributed as follows; four (4) private level IV hospitals; one (1) nursing home; three (3) faith based

organization hospitals; 16 FBO health centre’s and dispensaries; and 224 private clinics.

Health personnel and their distribution by Station Work Station No. of Staffs Salaries per annum Amount in %

County Health Office 57 71,852,352 3.2

Hospitals 924 1,252,925,460 56.1

Sub Counties MOH Facilities 645 738,361,644 33.1

Unskilled Casuals 736 83,906,722 3.8

Skilled Casuals( HCW) 124 47,616,000 2.1

Defunct Municipal Council Staffs 85 36,820,260 1.7

Nyeri Health Department 2,571 2,231,482,438 100

1.20.2 Morbidity

The five most common diseases in order of prevalence are as follows;

S/ No Under 5yrs S/ No Over 5yrs

1 Diseases of Respiratory System 1 Diseases of Respiratory System

2 Diseases of the skin 2 Diseases of the skin

3 Diarrhea 3 Arthritis , Joint pains

4 Tonsillitis 4 Road traffic injuries and other injuries

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5 Pneumonia 5 UTI (Urinary Tract Infection)

1.20.3 Nutritional status

According to KDHS 2014, Nyeri County nutrition status were as follows; stunting (15.1%),

underweight (2.5 %) and wasting (2.4 %).

1.20.4 Immunization coverage

In 2017, immunization coverage was at 88.4% with 127 health facilities providing immunization

services.

1.20.5 Maternal health care

Currently skilled deliveries stand at 88% with maternal mortality reported at 110 per 100,000 live

births with 36 health facilities providing delivery services in the county.

1.20.6 Access to family planning services/Contraceptive prevalence

Access to family planning services/contraceptive uptake is at 73% (KDHS 2014) with 211,878

women in the reproductive age group.

1.20.7 HIV/Aids prevalence rates and related services

The county HIV and AIDS prevalence rates stands at 4.3% (KAIS 2012) with 21,391 persons living

with HIV and more than 1300 new HIV infections being reported annually.

1.21 Education, Skills, Literacy and Infrastructure

1.21.1 Early Childhood Development Education

The gross enrolment rate in public Early Childhood Development Education centers for the county

stands at 59.2 per cent, indicating that there is a large number of children who are not in school despite

having a total of 758 centers.

1.21.2 Primary Education

The county has a total enrolment of 141,243 comprising of 72,227 boys and 69,016 girls. Although

the net enrolment rate is high at 99 per cent, the county will require additional investment for

infrastructural improvement. The completion rate stands at 89.4 per cent while retention and

transition stands at 91 and 85 per cent respectively.

1.21.3 Non formal Education

Non-formal education has not been formally rolled out in Nyeri. However, there is great need for the

adoption of the same in order to provide education for children who miss out school despite attaining

the school going age. These include the children in the streets, children with disabilities among others.

The objective of non-formal education is to develop literacy, numeracy, creativity and

communication skills. This would also prepare them for joining tertiary education.

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1.21.4 Youth polytechnics

There are 49 youth polytechnics with a total population of 3882 trainees. Plans are being put in place

towards revitalizing and staffing of the polytechnics across the county and this is expected to enhance

enrolment and offer quality courses in the institutions. There is need to introduce new training

curriculum to youth polytechnics that are competitive in the job market. This includes entrepreneurial,

agri-business, ICT courses among others.

1.21.5 Secondary Education

The county has a secondary school gross enrolment of 31,242 boys and 31,959 girls. The net

enrolment rate stands at 95 per cent and it is noted that there is a negligible variance between boys

and girls enrolment. The completion rate stands at 86.2 per cent while retention rate is 89 per cent.

1.21.6 Tertiary Education

There are two public universities, one private university campus, three public university campuses,

one national polytechnic, one science and technology institute, nine other public colleges, one private

accredited college and six private non-accredited colleges.

1.21.7 Adult and continuing Education

The county has high literacy levels at 91.8 per cent. There are 303 adult education classes with a gross

enrolment of 1,885 males and 1,811 females.

1.21.8 Technical, Vocational Education and Training

The Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Nyeri County consists of public and

private institutions. The public TVET institutions are; one national polytechnic i.e. the Nyeri

polytechnic and two technical training institutes namely Mathenge and Mukurweini. The national

Government is setting up three new institutions at Mathira, Tetu, and Kieni Constituences. The county

hosts a number of private/faith-based TVET institutins such as the Consolata Training Institute and

Little Flowers Training Institute among others.

1.22 Sports, Culture and Creative Arts

1.22.1 Museums, Heritage and Cultural sites

Nyeri County has several museums, heritage and cultural sites which are unmapped. The gazetted

sites include Kariba caves, Mau Mau flag site, and Dedan Kimathi trench and Maumau mass graves.

Therefore, there is need to develop and promote these sites as a source of revenue and income and

the preservation of the Mau Mau history.

1.22.2 Talent Academies

The department of trade, tourism and co-operative development is planning to establish an academy

to nurture and harness the talents within the county.

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1.22.3 Sports facilities

There are 15 sports facilities across the county. However the county does not have standard outdoor

sports facilities. Therefore the county endevours to ensure that sports facilities are in usable

conditions and measure up to the required standards. The county has partinered with Sports Kenya to

renovate Ruring’u stadium to international standard.

Sub-County Sports Facility

Kieni East Naromoru Stadium

Kieni West Mweiga stadium

Tetu Ihururu,Kinunga, Wamagana and Gichira stadiums

Othaya Othaya stadium

Mukurweini Kiriti, Karatina and Gikumbo stadiums

Mathira West Kaiyaba stadium

Nyeri Central Ruringu stadium; Dedan Kimathi Leisure,Kabiruini and Asian Quarters grounds

1.22.4 Information and Documentation Centres/ Citizen Service centres

The County plans to establish and promote libraries /information documentation centres/ citizen

service centres so as to encourage reading culture in the county and ease in dissemination of

information.

1.22.5 Registered traditional herbalists and medicinemen

There are 36 registered traditional medical practitioners in the country. However, the county, in liason

with the Ministry of sports, culture and the arts plans to register, promote and regulate the industry.

1.23 Community Organizations/Non-State Actors

1.23.1 Cooperative Societies

The county has 143 active and 37 dormant cooperative societies with a total of 420,702 registered

members. The major types of societies in the county are: marketing (coffee and dairy); Savings and

credit (SACCOs) which are further categorized as urban, rural and transport; housing/investment.

The societies have the potential for value addition through vertical integration, enhancing quality and

productivity, market development, trade financing, promotion to local and regional markets,

establishment of horticulture and aquiculture cooperatives.

The distribution of the societies in the sub counties is as shown below; Type Mathira

East

Nyeri

central

Kieni

east

Kieni

west

Mathira

west

Tetu Mukurwei

ni

Nyeri

south

County

Total

A D A D A D A D A D A D A D A D A D

Coffee 6 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 4 0 1 0 23 0

Dairy 1 1 2 0 9 5 6 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 22 8

Rural Saccos 9 3 5 0 4 1 2 1 0 0 2 1 4 0 7 2 33 8

Urban Saccos 4 0 11 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 19 1

Transport Saccos 8 5 15 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 28 11

Housing/inv 2 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 1 4 0 16 3

Union 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Fish 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Horticulture 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2

Pig 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Pyrethrum 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Jua Kali 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Stone \Cutters 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

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Multipurpose 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Total 30 10 42 10 13 6 10 2 4 1 13 1 16 1 16 6 143 37

NB: A’ stands for active and ‘D’ for dormant.

1.23.2 Public Benefits Organizations (PBOs)

There are six main Non-Governmental Organizations which cut across the county namely; Caritas

Nyeri, World Vision, Green Belt Movement, Child Fund Kenya, Kenya Red Cross and Farm Concern

International. These NGOs are mainly involved in social and economic activities including provision

of water in dry areas, promotion of planting of trees and support for the OVCs.

The county has 14,391 social development groups out of which 4,489 are women groups, 8,564 are

self-help groups and 1,338 youth groups. The county has 80 and 3,795 persons benefiting from the

Cash Transfer Programmes for the persons with severe disability and aged respectively.

1.23.3 Development partners

The county government has received meaningful support from World Bank, UNDP and Danida in its

activities including; health services, capacity building on civic education, PFM, monitoring and

evaluation, among others. The county will continue engaging and collaborating with development

partners, donors and other players in achieving the government agenda.

1.24 Security, Law and Order

1.24.1 Number of police stations and posts by Sub County

Sub- County Police Station Police/AP Posts

Mathira West 2 12

Othaya 1 12

Mathira East 1 10

Tetu 0 7

Kieni East 1 21

Kieni West 1 15

Nyeri Town 1 15

Mukurwe-ini 1 19

1.24.2 Types, trends and crime prone areas

Type of Crime Trends(2017) Crime Prone Areas

Breaking 33 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma,Karurumo, Mutathini, Kaiguri, Ihururu,

Kiawathanji, Wamagana,Kamuyu village,Kangemi,Kamakwa

Assaults 10 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma

Rape 3 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma

General stealing 19 case reported Kiawarigi, Wariruta, Giagatika, Kiangoma, Gatumbiro, Mutathini, Skuta, Game rock, Kamakwa,

Possession of dangerous drug

19 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma,Mungaria,Kiagi,Gichira, Mukarara, Kariguini, Ihururu, Wamagana

Creating disturbances 56 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma

Robbery with

violence

3 case reported Kiawarigi,Wariruta,Giagatika,Kiangoma,Karatina town,Karindundu,Mutathini,

Wamagana,Skuta, Ngaagariithi estate, Pembe tatu estate

Burglary 4 case reported Kahuru, Itundu

House Breaking 2 case reported Karindundu, Kiamambara

Drug abuse 6 case reported Karindundu, Posta

Mugging Occasional Karatina town stage,Nyeri town Manjengo slum, Kiawara slum, Witemere slum, PGH area,

Theft of motor vehicle Occasional Karatina town,Giakanja,Ihururu, Ithekahuno, Muthinga

Theft of stock Past mid-night Ihururu, Kaiguri,Mutathiini,Gatumbiro,Gatuanyaga, Birisha

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Type of Crime Trends(2017) Crime Prone Areas

Offences against morality

Occasional Kaiguri,Mutathiini, Ihururu, Kagwathi

Illegal road blocks Occasional Tagwa junctuin on Chaka Kiamariga Kabaru road,Burguret on Nyeri Nanyuki highway, Solio ranch strench along Nyeri Nyahururu high way

Armed robbery and burglary

Occasional Ichuga

Illicit brew Occasional Kangemi/Chania river, Muringato river Game rock

Poaching Occasional Solio ranch

1.24.3 Types and number of courts

Sub- County Type of court Number

Mathira West Nil Nil

Othaya Senior Residence Magistrate 1

Mathira East Residence Magistrate 1

Tetu Nil Nil

Kieni East Nil Nil

Kieni West Nil Nil

Nyeri Town Court of Appeal 1

High Court 1

Principal Magistrate Court 1

Chief Magistrate Court 1

Mukurwe-ini Residence Magistrate 19

1.24.4 Prisons and probation services

Sub- County Prison/Probation office Number

Mathira West Nil Nil

Othaya Probation office 1

Approved / Rehabilitation School 1

Mathira East Probation office 1

Tetu Nil Nil

Kieni East Nil Nil

Kieni West Nil Nil

Nyeri Town Probation office 1

Prison 1

Juvenile Remand home 1

1.24.5 Number of public prosecution offices

There are four public prosecution offices in Nyeri Town, Othaya, Mukurweini and Mathira Sub-

counties.

1.24.6 Number of prosecutions Sub- County Number of Public Prosecutions (2017)

Mathira West 116

Othaya 50

Mathira East 100

Tetu 93

Kieni East 83

Kieni West 150

Nyeri Town 50

1.24.7 Immigration facilities

The County has only one immigration office located in Nyeri town sub-county.

1.25 Social Protection

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1.25.1 Orphans and Vulnerable children (OVCs)

There are 1500 known Orphans and Vulnerable Children in the county according to the department

of Gender and social services.

1.25.2 Cases of Street children

There are 500 registered street children in the county

1.25.3 Child care facilities and Institutions by sub-county

The County has several child care facilities and institution distributed per sub-county as follows:

Kieni West (3), Kieni East (3), Othaya (3), Mathira East (2), Mathira West (2), Tetu (3), Mukurwe-

ini (3) and Nyeri Town (6).

1.25.4 Social net programmes

There are four major social net programmes in the county namely; Youth enterprise fund, Uwezo

fund, Jiinue fund and Bima Afya.

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CHAPTER TWO

LINKAGE WITH VISION 2030 AND OTHER

PLANS

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2.0 Overview This chapter discusses the County Integrated Development Plan linkages with the Kenya Vision 2030,

Sustainable Development Goals and other long term planning and policy documents. Further, the

linkage between the Big Four and county development agenda has been expounded.

2.1 Linkage of the CIDP with the Kenya Vision 2030

The Kenya Vision 2030 is the National Policy Economic Blueprint that entrenches Kenya Vision

2030 as the long term development strategy. The Vision aims to transform Kenya into a modern,

globally competitive, middle income country providing a high quality of life to all its citizens. The

Vision is anchored on three key pillars:

Economic Pillar

The key sectors in economic pillar include: tourism, agriculture and livestock, manufacturing,

wholesale and retail trade, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), financial services, oil and mineral

resources. The county will work towards ensuring a double digit national economic growth by:

Improving value chain in the agricultural sector; Promotion and diversification of tourism products

that leads to increased tourist arrival and spending; Revitalization of industrial zones; Capacity

building on BPO’s to create jobs to the youth; Promote fair trade practice and increase

competitiveness of its industrial crops such tea and coffee.

Social Pillar

The main sectors under the social pillar include education and training, health, water and irrigation,

environment, housing and urbanization, gender, sports, youth and culture. In ensuring a just and

cohesive society, the county will: Improve health care by introduction of “Bima Afya”to cushion the

vulnerable against health costs, establishment of a cancer centre and improve diagnostic services

health centres to reduce referrals Increase awareness, advocacy and early detection to reduce the

incidence of non-communicable diseases; Advocate for full mainstreaming of ECDE and YPs;

Optimal exploitation of surface and ground water to ensure food security; Development of

appropriate building materials and technologies to reduce the cost of construction and provide better

standards of houses for the community; Developing youth talent in sports.

Political Pillar

Political Pillar aims at realizing a democratic political system founded on issue based politics that

respect the rule of law, and protects the fundamental rights and freedoms of every individual in the

Kenyan society. In attainment of its agenda, the county administration will ensure that the two levels

of government coexist in cooperation and consultation on all development matters. The county

government will promote and ensure adherence to the rule of law in its operations. It will also

endeavor to ensure peaceful coexistence among the residing communities in the county.

2.2 Linkage of the CIDP with the Medium Term Plans

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The Kenya Vision 2030 is implemented through successive five year Medium Term Plans. The

national government has developed the third medium term plan (2018 – 2022) to which county

governments must align their Integrated Development Plans in order to realize the aspiration of Kenya

Vision 2030. The MTP III prioritizes the development of infrastructure and creation of an enabling

environment to ensure realization of the goals of the three pillars of Vision 2030.

The County Government of Nyeri has ensured that all its development priorities are aligned to the

National Development Agenda. Therefore, the County Integrated Development Plan is aligned to the

MTP III. It is therefore imperative that within a context of competing priorities, all resources are

geared towards achieving core priorities that will have broad based benefits for all.

2.3 Integration of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into the CIDP On 25 September 2015, the Member States of the United Nations agreed on the 17 Sustainable

Development Goals (SDGs) of the Post-2015 Development Agenda. The SDGs build on the

Millennium Development Goals, the global agenda that was pursued from 2000 to 2015, and will

guide global action on sustainable development until 2030. All of the SDGs have targets that are

directly or indirectly related to the daily work of county governments. County governments are

catalysts of change and are best-placed to link the global goals with local communities. Further, the

county governments are the basic local governance units that can support localization, mainstreaming

and implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.

The sustainable development goals agenda is a plan of action for people, planet, peace, prosperity

and partnership. The 17 sustainable development goals and 169 targets seek to build on the

millennium development goals, and complete what these did not achieve. They are integrated in the

three dimensions of sustainable development; the economic, social and environmental. The goals and

targets will stimulate action over the next fifteen years (up to 2030) in areas of critical importance for

humanity and the planet:

• People: ending poverty and hunger, in all their forms and dimensions;

• Planet: protecting the planet from degradation, including through sustainable consumption and

production;

• Prosperity: ensuring that all human beings can enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives;

• Peace: fostering peaceful, just and inclusive societies which are free from fear and violence;

• Partnership: mobilizing the means required to implement this agenda through a revitalized global

partnership for sustainable development.

The following are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s);

Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere

The County will identify people living in poverty at the grass-root level and to target resources and

services to help them overcome deprivation and dehumanizing poverty. It will ensure that all men

and women, particularly the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well

as accessto basic services, ownership, and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance,

natural resources, appropriate new technology, and financial services including microfinance.

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As a result, this will build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations, and reduce

their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and

environmental shocks and disasters.

Goal 2: End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable

agriculture

The county will continue to support agricultural production and local economic growth by

strengthening extension service to farmers and by providing basic transport infrastructure and

markets to promote good exchange in local food chains. Further through use of health care services

and Early Childhood Centers (ECDs), to identify and tackle child malnutrition, the county will ensure

that everyone can enjoy a safe and nutritious diet all year round.

Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages

The county endeavors to ensure realization of universal health coverage through allocation of

adequate resources towards health promotion. Further, immunization and vaccination coverage is

being up scaled to combat the infections of non-communicable diseases from the current 85% to

100%. In addition measures have been put in place to curb drug and substance abuse to ensure a

productive workforce. Notably, combating water borne diseases remains a top county priority through

provision of affordable, accessible and safe water for drinking and use.

Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning

opportunities for all

The county is responsible for early childhood development (ECD) that form the basic foundation for

education. As such, it will continue to identify and tackle the barriers to school attendance. It will

also integrate technical and vocational training programmes into local economic development

strategies, making sure training is valuable to labor market opportunities. The county will further

reach out to vulnerable and marginalized individuals and communities and to ensure they have access

to education and training that meet their needs.

Goal 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls

The county will continue to advocate for gender equality and empowerment of women through; non-

discriminatory service provision to citizens, fair employment practices and mainstreaming of gender

equality across all sectors.

Goal 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

The county is committed to ensuring access to clean water and sanitation through effective local

governance, natural resource management and local planning. Integrated water resources

management will be enhanced through cooperation, in planning and environmental policy, between

the County and National Government.

Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all

The county plans to identify gaps in access to affordable energy among vulnerable groups in the

communities and address them. The county will further invest in energy efficient infrastructure,

alternative and green energy sources.

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Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive

employment and decent work for all

The county remains the main tourist hub in the central region. This is due to existence of two major

tourist attraction sites coupled with rich kikuyu culture which are major sources of employment. The

county has a feasible regulatory framework aiming at promoting sustainable tourism and promotion

of local culture. It will also use bottom up approach to generate growth and employment through

local economic development strategies that harness the unique resources and local opportunities.

Goal 9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and

foster innovation

The county has continued to put more efforts in developing and maintaining infrastructure to serve

local communities and link them up with their surrounding areas. This includes the promotion of

small-scale industry and start-ups in their local economic development strategies, taking into account

local resources, needs and markets based on the local competitive advantage.

Goal 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries

The county will build local capacities and tackle poverty and exclusion through political inclusion at

local levels. In addition, the county will cascade affirmative action in all its planning endeavors.

Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.

The county is in the process of developing strategic urban plans to prevent growth of new slums, and

work with slum-dwellers to improve their living conditions and provide basic services where slums

already exist.

Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.

The county will support short supply chains in marketing, thereby reducing transport costs. This will

be done through land management, infrastructure development, urban planning, education and

training, and improvement of public markets. Further, feasible regulatory framework has been put in

place to ensure proper waste disposal mechanism. The county continues to put in place measures

towards promoting recycling and re-use of bio-degradable wastes.

Goal 13: Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.

The county government will strengthen its capacity to deal with climate related hazards and natural

disasters through integration of climate change adaptation and mitigation into local planning to reduce

the emissions of urban areas and increase their resilience to environmental shocks.

Goal 14: Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable

development

Urban sanitation and solid waste management are essential to reducing pollution in water bodies.

There is therefore need for collaboration between County Government and relevant National

Government Ministries, departments and agencies.

Goal 15: Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably

manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt

biodiversity loss.

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The county governments' role as service providers (especially of water, sanitation, and solid waste

management), coupled with our ability to intiate behavioral change in our communities, puts us in a

unique position to protect natural resources and habitats.

Goal 16: Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access

to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.

The county government will lead the way in promoting participatory decision making, such as

participatory planning and budgeting. The county will expand its efforts and be more responsive to

community needs while ensuring transparency, accountability and inclusivity.

Goal 17: Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for

sustainable development.

The county will continue to work with development partiners to ensure sustainable development.

It is therefore important that SDGs are mainstreamed into the County Integrated Development Plans

to ensure adequate budget allocation. It is at the local level that coherent policies can be developed

to address the multiple challenges of poverty reduction and sustainable development.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) in Nyeri County are being addressed within their

respective sectors through different interventions as indicated in the development priorities and

strategies.

Summary of County Function and the SDGs FUNCTION GOAL

Agriculture Goal 1 and 2

County Health Services Goals 3

Control of air pollution , noise pollution other public nuisance Goal 3, 6 and 14

Cultural activities, public entertainment and public amenities Goals 4 and 11

County transport Goal 9 and 11

Animal control and welfare Goal 2

Trade development and regulation Goals 2,3,8,10 and 17

County planning and development All

Pre-primary education, village polytechnics , home craft centres and childcare facilities Goal 4

Implantation of specific national government policies and natural resources and environmental

conservation

Goals 1, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12 13 and

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County public works and services Goals 9 and 11

Firefighting services and disaster management Goals 1, 2, 11 and 13

Control of drugs and pornography Goal 3

Ensuring and coordinating the participation of communities and locations in governance at the

local level and assisting communities and locations to develop the administrative capacity for the

effective exercise of the functions and powers and participation in governance at the local level

All

2.4 Linkage of the CIDP and the ‘Big Four’ Plan for Economic Development "The Big four" plan for Kenya, is a print out of what the government plans to achieve for the next

five years arising from the development needs of the people of Kenya. The government recognizes

the fact that a jobless Kenyan is a desperate Kenyan; a hungry Kenyan is a negative Kenyan; a sick

Kenyan is a weak Kenyan; and a homeless Kenyan is a person without hope.

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Simply put, the Big Four are food security, affordable housing, manufacturing and affordable

healthcare for all. "The Big Four are expected to create jobs, which will enable our people to meet

their basic needs that will transform their lives to a new status of greater comfort and wellbeing.

Under manufacturing,the government will focus on boosting four manufacturing sub sectors namely

the Blue Economy, Agro-Processing, Leather and Textiles. The fishing industry is expected to grow

seven fold and a ready market of leather products will be guaranteed from government departments

notably the armed forces and other agencies. Further, our tea, coffee, meat, fruits and vegetables will

be processed locally to obtain more value from our produce, and create more jobs and wealth for

Kenyans. The government will also make arrangements with expatriates in manufacturing to ensure

Kenyans receive proper training and safeguard protection of intellectual property rights.

The government targets to ensure that half a million Kenyans will be able to own affordable and

decent homes by 2022 by reducing mortgage and construction costs. Universal health care will be

realized by policy and administrative reforms in the medical sector. The government will enforce

collaboration between National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) and private medical insurance

providers so as to ensure wider coverage. On food security all idle arable land will be put to use where

the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation will publish terms which commercial farmers can lease

agricultural land owned by the government.

The County government will provide incentives, such as land, for establishment of processing

factories for our farm produce. Further, tea and coffee factories will be supported to process their

products for value addition. The county milk, collected through the cooperative societies, will be

processed through the Green Lands Dairy Union that the government has been building over the

years.

Through the department of Transport, Public Works, Infrastructure and Communication the general

public and investors will be trained on manufacturing and use of low cost materials for construction

of affordable houses. This will enable individuals to construct decent low cost houses. The county

has an irrigation potential of 20,620 Ha and only 2,600 ha have been exploited and thus more funding

need to be directed to this venture so as to move away from rain fed agriculture.

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CHAPTER THREE:

REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE

PREVIOUS CIDP

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3.0 Introduction This section provides a brief review on implementation of the previous County Integrated

Development Plan for the period 2013-2017. It outlines the achievements for the various sectors in

attaining the ultimate objectives.

3.1 Status of Implementation of the Previous CIDP The CIDP of the period 2013-2017 has been the guiding blue print for development in the county.

Despite the achievements made, the county encountered some challenges in implementation of its

programmes.

3.1.1 Analysis of the County Revenue Streams

The county budget has been increasing annually in tandem with increased demand for improved

services. The local revenue constitutes about 10 per cent of the county budget and much more needs

to be done to enhance its mobilization so as to avail more resources for development. Table 14 shows

the main sources of county revenue and their performance during the plan period.

Table 14: Sources of county revenue and their performance 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017

Revenue Sources

and Expenditure

Budget

Amount

(Kshs.)

Actual

Amount

(Kshs.)

Budget

Amount

(Kshs.)

Actual

Amount

(Kshs.)

Budget

Amount

(Kshs.)

Actual

Amount

(Kshs.)

Budget

Amount

(Kshs.)

Actual

Amount

(Kshs.)

Balance B/F 130,000,000 289,224,084 54,209,031 5,664,988 693,000,176 693,000,176

Other transfers 305,060,819 0

Advance by National treasury

300,000,000

Refunds from the national Government

200,000,000 200,000,000

Other refunds 162,507,905

CILOR 54,754,000 0

Equitable Share 3,636,303,976 2,697,434,462 3,882,059,730 3,582,449,453 4,449,219,647 4,449,219,647 4,800,764,767 4,800,764,767

Level V Hospital 197,575,455 197,575,455 368,620,571 368,620,571 388,439,306 388,439,306

Free Maternity 82,091,800 63,295,000 69,215,585 60,515,000

User fee foregone 16,166,813 16,166,813 14,347,664 14,347,664

Compensation for payment of nurses from Ministry of

Health

104,874,000 141,861,000

Danida grant-Health Facilities

20,550,000 20,550,000 22,930,000 22,930,000 11,465,000 11,465,000

Road maintenance fuel levy fund

46,439,630 56,519,885 56,519,885 73,762,719 73,763,719

Coffee Cess 13,438,245 13,438,245

Tea Cess 17,994,512 18,290,322

Local Revenue 424,296,914 432,229,360 1,344,316,527 680,700,067 1,082,000,000 709,554,435 1,095,101,000 643,139,153

Total Revenue 4,550,415,709 3,418,887,906 5,444,501,712 5,044,431,541 6,277,548,716 5,891,971,339 7,282,402,974 6,859,024,352

Over the CIDP implementation period 2013- 2017, the county experienced a sustained increase in

revenue collection and receipts. This can be attributed significantly to the equitable share which

maintained an upward trajectory throughout the period. The total actual revenue in the county grew

by 50.15% between 2013/14 and 2016/17 financial years i.e. from Kshs. 3,418,887,906 to Kshs.

6,859,024,352.

Trends of Local revenue and equitable share from 2013 to 2017

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From the above, in the financial year 2013/14, own revenue collection contributed 12.6 % of the total

county’s revenue. During the same period, equitable share contributed 78.9% of the budget. The

difference was balance brought forward from the previous financial year. This however changed as

equitable share outstripped local revenue in 2015/16. In the financial year 2016/2017, equitable share

constituted 70% of the total actual revenue raised.

Key Revenue Streams

The key revenue streams in the county are parking fees, land rates, single business permits, liquor

licenses, hospital services, market entrance/stalls/shop rents and cess. These were the dominant

drivers of the local revenue, constituting 72.08%, 77.76%, 79.22% and 83.22% of county local

revenue in financial years 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17 respectively. The single largest

contributor to local revenue in the period under review was hospital services.

Performance of key local revenue streams 2013-2017

Revenue Stream

2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017

Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual

Liquor License 0 15,942,000 75,000,000 7,721,640 47,889,046 35,391,800 47,889,046 35,525,227

Business Permits 83,985,200 81,618,575 100,000,000 91,089,689 161,954,610 94,132,281 121,984,610 91,749,565

Hospital Services 330,600,000 208,849,349 278,859,938 205,117,487 308,859,938 198,329,811

Parking Fees 92,195,000 107,002,937 150,000,000 101,689,700 143,436,072 94,386,627 156,451,092 91,102,080

Land Rates 76,116,143 49,596,920 173,471,049 55,915,332 87,721,637 72,805,582 127,771,637 53,467,317

Market Entrance/

Stalls/Shop Rents 36,689,100 34,711,274 10,000,000 37,195,141 87,721,130 35,805,344 57,721,130 33,191,634

Quarry Cess 21,461,668 22,695,125 30,000,000 26,871,880 37,269,376 24,484,833 37,269,376 31,862,380

On average, the key revenue streams accounted for more than 70% of the total local revenue in the

first four years of CIDP implementation. There is need for more investment to strengthen the revenue

streams in order to increase the amount of local revenue.

0

1,000,000,000

2,000,000,000

3,000,000,000

4,000,000,000

5,000,000,000

6,000,000,000

7,000,000,000

8,000,000,000

2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17

REVENUE TRENDS

Equitable Share Local Revenue Total Revenue

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Percentage contribution of Key Revenue Streams to total Local Revenues 2013-2017

As

shown

in

figure

above, hospital services contributed more than 25% of the total local revenue over the implementation

period. In the first 3 years all the streams performed slightly lower but increased in the final year of

the plan period.

3.1.2 County Expenditure Analysis

Table 15: Budget allocation and expenditure 2013-2017 FY Recurrent

Budget

Development

Budget

Total Budget Absorpti

on of

Total

Budget

(%)

Absorpt

ion of

Recurre

nt

Budget

(%)

Absorpt

ion of

Develop

ment

Budget

(%)

2013/2014

Approved Original Budget 2,357,619,374 2,192,796,335 4,550,415,709 74.7 78.9 65.6

Supplementary Budget 3,098,116,988 1,452,298,721 4,550,415,709

Actual Expenditure 2,444,183,180 952,843,894 3,397,027,074

2014/2015



Actual Expenditure 3,940,142,995 1,019,696,611 4,959,839,606

2015/2016




2016/2017




During the plan period under review, the total approved budget amounted to Kshs. 22,743,688,502.

However this was revised through supplementary budgets to Kshs 23,554,869,111. The actual

expenditure by end of the plan period amounted to Kshs. 19,001,991,588 where Kshs 14,664,335,828

was for recurrent expenditure representing 77.2%, and Kshs. 4,337,655,760 was for development

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expenditure representing 22.8%. The average absorption rate was 75% over the plan period with a

high of 91% and a low of 74%. The absorption rate on recurrent budget was higher than on

development budget due to high expenditures on personal emoluments thereby hampering the rate of

implementing development projects in the county.

Budget allocation and Absorption (2013-2017)

3.2 Summary of key achievements versus planned targets The county government in the plan period 2013-2017 made achievements in various sectors as listed

below;

Agriculture, fisheries and livestock development

To improve on dairy production, the department of agriculture engaged a task force that came up with

recommendations on how to commercialize the industry. In implementation of these

recommendations, the department provided free AI services to farmers, facilitated federation of

various milk cooperative societies to a dairy union (Green land), vaccinated livestock against

notifiable diseases like foot and mouth, provided bulk milk coolers to enhance value addition of the

commodity, and rehabilitated 35 dips along the livestock routes.

To reduce the cost of production, mainly in coffee, the department provided subsidized fertilizers as a

flagship project during the implementation period. To enhance food security farmers, were provided

with certified seeds. In addition, monosex fingerlings were provided to fish farmers to enhance fish

production and diversify income generation at the farm level. Further, to impart knowledge on modern

farming methods, green houses have been constructed in all the 30 wards.

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Trade

Through establishment of the County Enterprise Development Fund (EDF), the entrepreneurs and

business persons have been able to access affordable credit.

Roads and infrastructure

The county government has graded and graveled over 2,000km of roads, installed culvert and

constructed various bridges across the county so as to improve access in rural areas. This was

implemented through 8Km Programme and affirmative action for Kieni.

Energy

During the period under review, the county lit major towns and trading centers through installation of

high flood mast and street lights. This has enhanced security within the county and economic activities

can now extend for longer hours.

Water

The county government planned expansion of water coverage through community based projects in

the rural areas by 65% and 70% in urban areas through water service providers to benefit 22,510

households. In collaboration with communities, 200km of pipelines were constructed benefitting

25,960 households. Construction of two water treatment plants for Tewasco and Naruwasco to

improve quality of drinking water is still on-going.

There exists small dams and pans distributed within the county with a total capacity of 2,962,000m3.

The department in collaboration with other actors managed to rehabilitate 36 dams/pans with a total

capacity of 700,000m3.

The water department planned to drill 10 new boreholes and rehabilitate four (4). In collaboration

with other actors the county managed to drill nine (9) new boreholes and rehabilitated five (5).

Lands, housing and physical planning

The County Government in collaboration with the Ministry of lands, Kenya Informal Settlement

Program (KISIP) and the National land commission have managed to plan and survey the following

colonial villages; Kiamwathi, Miiri, Ihwagi, Gitero, Gikomo (mweiga), Gitathini, Chorongi, Kiarihiu

and Kariki. This has enabled the resettlement of colonial villagers across the county.

Gender and social services

During the period under review, the county government provided NHIF insurance cover to the

elderly, orphans and vulnerable, dubbed ‘Bima Afya’, where 5,977 citizens have benefited.

Education

The county government rolled out a bursary fund, dubbed ‘Elimu Fund’, to assist financially needy

and bright students’ access education and training. Over 25,000 students benefitted from Kshs. 190

million allocated in the financial years’ 2015/16 and 2016/17.

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Education has also received major improvement through construction, equipping and staffing of

ECDE and Vocation Training Centers. The sector identified and upgraded eight (8) YP’s as centers

of excellence to offer specialized courses.

Health

On the health front the county government has increased the number of health facilities from 98 to

120. This has improved access especially in the hard-to-reach areas. General renovation and

maintenance of 85 rural health facilities was carried out. During the period specialized services were

started at county referral hospital which includes renal dialysis, MRI, ICU and HDU. Theatre and

diagnostic services were improved in two county hospital under the managed equipment services

partinership.

The county government operationalized 251 community health units enabling Nyeri resident to

access basic health services at community level i.e., screening for Non-comminucable diseases

(NCDs)condition and health promotion. A total of eight (8) community ambulances were procured

in 2015 to assist in timely referral to health facilities from rural areas. Further, through the Beyond

Zero campaign program, the county has carried out regular outreaches in hard-to-reach areas, this

includes screening for cervical cancers and other malignancies.

3.3 Challenges in the Implementation of the Plan

Late and inadequate disbursements of funds

Late disbursement of funds by the National Treasury has been a challenge to the county. This greatly

affected the implementation of projects and programmes.

Local revenue collection

During the plan period the county was unable to meet the local revenue targets. The following factors

affected local revenue collection;

a. Cash-less system underperforming

Revenue collection services were partially automated through introduction of the cash-less system.

However the performance was not as expected due to inadequate capacity of the staff, frequent

network problems and avoidance of use of the system by the members of the public.

b. Weak inter-departmental support in revenue mobilization/collection

Inter departmental synergies that could have enhanced revenue collection were not exploited.

c. Court injunctions, legal challenges and objections

Since the enactment of the Revenue Administration Act, 2014, the county faced various legal hurdles

which hampered operations and also revenue collection. These challenges were mainly on land rates,

parking and single business permits.

Inadequate human and physical resources

The county faces the challenge of inadequate vehicles, tools and equipments, lack of enforcement

unit and inadequate personnel.

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Inadequate and/or inaccurate data

Inadequate and data inhibited informed decision making in policy development.

Unplanned settlement areas

Most county activities in the informal areas experienced huge insecurity challenges. Some activities

such as disease surveillance and campaigns, vaccination, firefighting services were mostly affected.

Inadition vandalism is also common in these areas hindering thus negating county government

development effort.

Inadequate facilities

Most of county departments operate from rented offices which is very costly. The rented offices are

scattered across the county thus making it tedious for members of the public moving from one office

block to another to get services.

Delay in processing of legal documents from collaborating institutions.

Various collaborating institutions have a lot of bureaucracy and take a lot of time to process the legal

documents thus affecting implementation of projects

Lack of county physical and spatial plans

The county is yet to complete the process of preparation of these plans. Valuation roll has also not

been done hindering the enhancement of revenue collection.

Ownership of quarries

Most quarries in the county are privately owned and owners were uncooperative towards

rehabilitation.

3.4 Lessons Learnt There is need for the government to continue building the capacity of the staff while enlisting the

support of the national institutions in assessing the risk areas in project implementation.

The county should fully automate the revenue collection system.

Timely disbursement of funds to projects is essential for timely completion of projects. The

National treasury should release funds in time to help the counties manage its cash flows properly.

There is need for continued collaboration between the county government and development

partiners. The county should also embrace Public Private Partinership to spur growth and

development.

Citizens’ engagement and public participation shoud be improved to accelerate good working

relations and minimize conflicts in county taxation and revenue collection, legislation and

business.

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CHAPTER FOUR

COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES AND

STRATEGIES

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4.0 Introduction

The chapter discusses the spatial development framework, key county development priorities,

strategies and programmes, and projects as identified by stakeholders in the county.

4.1 Spatial Development Framework

The Spatial Development Framework (SDF) is a schematic plan that indicates the broad spatial

intentions of the county. It seeks to serve the following purposes; promoting economic vibrancy

within the county; forming a basis for provision of strategic infrastructure and services as well as

social support facilities; facilitating the integration of social, economic, institutional and physical

aspects of land development; optimizing use of existing resources; encouraging environmental

sustainability, preserve ecosystems and promote bio diversity; emerging spatial development

challenges and opportunities in the county

Potential growth areas in the county:-

i. Two major water towers namely; Aberdares and Mt. Kenya thus water supply in most parts of the

county is consistent presenting an opportunity for support of human settlement, agricultural and

industrial activities.

ii. Forests which can be utilized to plant more trees to spur development through availability of

construction materials.

iii. Hard working farmers who have embraced agro forestry.

iv. Availability of minerals

The opportunities available includes: High agricultural potential; Proximity to the capital city;

Linkage to other counties; Existing railway line; Production of raw materials; Rich cultural heritage;

Availability of land; Entrepreneurship acumen and Adequate water supply.

Ongoing activities to address the priority thematic areas:

The county is transforming from over reliance of rain fed agriculture to irrigated agriculture and

efficient water use through drip irrigation technology.

The county is putting in place mechanisms to protect and conserve the catchment areas by planting

indigenous and fruit trees.

The county is developing new water infrastructure, rehabilitating and managing existing water

supply systems, to ensure efficient, reliable, adequate, accessible, safe, sustainable and

environmentally friendly supply, through use of green energy technology.

The county is developing water systems to enhance industrialization

Table 16: County Spatial Development Strategies by Thematic Areas Thematic

Area

Overview/ Current

Status

Policy Strategy Potential

Geographical

Areas

Lead Agencies/

Departments

Environmental

protection

River banks and

riparian have been

degraded and

encroached by the

farmers

Plant indigenous trees and

bamboo along the river

line

Encourage reforestation

and agro forestry;

Along all the

rivers in the

county

All forests

(gazzetted and

Department of water,

Environment and Natural

Resources; KFS; NEMA;

WARMA; WRUA; Public Health.; Agriculture; Lands;

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Thematic

Area

Overview/ Current

Status

Policy Strategy Potential

Geographical

Areas

Lead Agencies/

Departments

County forests have

been deforested;

Poor waste

management;

Enhance regulation of

solid and liquid waste

disposal;

ungazetted) and

farms

All major

Towns and Markets

Public administration;

Ministry of interior and

coordination; Department of social services.

Water Supply Rural water supply

stands at 65% but pipe system network is at

85% the challenge is

lack of water in the

systems.

We have several

Boreholes but not

functional due high

operational costs.

Lack of storm water

drainage system and interfering with the

sewerage system

Promote water

conservation through metering devices.

Construction of dam/pans

and promoting roof

harvesting at household

level

Revitalize the Boreholes

by enhancing green

economy.

Separate the storm water

and sewerage system

Kieni East/Kieni West,

Mukurweini,

Mathira West and

Mathira East Karatina Town

Department of water, Environment and Natural

Resources; Tana and Athi

River Development

Authority; National Drought Management Authority;

Physical planning;

Department of health;

Nation Government; Development partners

Irrigation and

modernizing

agriculture.

Irrigation coverage stands

at 11%. There is low

uptake of modern

technology in irrigation and there is therefore need

to upscale.

Water harvesting

conservation strategies

Construction of dams/pans

Use of modern irrigation

technology i.e. drip

irrigation and green house

technology

Roof catchment

Water Pans at household

level

Kieni East and

West, Mathira East

and West, Othaya,

Mukurweini, Tetu and Nyeri Central.



Resources; National

Irrigation Board; Tana and Athi River Development

Authority; Upper Tana

Resource Management

Authority; National Government

Enahancing

county

Competitivenes

s

Agriculture is the main

economic activity widely

practiced across the

county. Cash crops like coffee and

tea are grown giving the

county competitive edge.

There is also horticulture and dairy farming.

Value chain development

Specialize on key product

(coffee, tea, dairy) to

increase its

competitiveness.

Coming up with relevant

policies where necessary to address the agricultural

issues

Kieni East and

West, Mathira East

and West, Othaya,

Mukurweini, Tetu and Nyeri Central.

NEMA; WARMA; WRUA;

Department Of Agriculture,

KARLO, KARI,

Department of water, Environment and Natural

Resources;

Diversifying

tourism

The county has potential

for cultural, adventure,

agro, Sport, education,

business, leisure and religious tourism that can

be exploited and

diversified.

There is also a rich cultural heritage.

Mapping, development

and promotion of tourism

sites.

Coming up with incentives

to promote leisure

facilities.

Identify, preserve and

promote cultural heritage.

Tetu, Mukurweini,

Nyeri Town,

Kieni, Othaya,

Mathira

Department of Tourism,



Resources; Tourism board.

4.2 Natural Resource Assessment

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Table 17: Natural Resource Assessment

Name of

Natural

Resource

Dependent

Sectors

Status, Level of

Utilization &

Scenarios for future

Opportunities

for optimal

utilization

Constraints to

optimal

utilization

Sustainable Management

strategies

Murram Water, Housing,

Roads and

infrastructure,

Very high demand

and limited deposits

It is at its

optimum stage

In accessible roads

and caving of

areas

Refilling of the mines

Coming up with a legislative

requirement for refiling

mines

Kaolin Trade, industrialization

and tourism

Minimum exploitation, there is

potential for

improvements

Setting up a factory within

the vicinity

Lack of awareness among

oentrepreneurs.

Market research.

Building

stones

Water, Housing,

Roads, and

infrastructure,

Very high. Miners to form

cooperatives to

avoid exploitation by

middle men

The quarries are

owned by

individual farmers making it difficult

to control

Coming up with appropriate

building technologies.

Coming up with a legislative requirement for refiling

Forests Water, Housing,

roads and

infrastructure,

Medium utilization, Potential for

growing trees in

privately

owned farms

Land

fragmentation

Sensitization to the public

and institutions;

Encourage farmers to plant

more trees

Surface and

Ground water

Water, Health,

Agriculture,

Surface water highly

exploited Ground water

requires more

exploitation for

optimal utilization

Can support

more food production

through

irrigation

Geological studies

and reports are not available.

High cost of

implementation.

Protection of catchment

areas, river banks and water conservation measures like

metering, water harvesting

and modern irrigation

technology. Equip Boreholes with solar power

pumps.

Wetlands Water, Kenya

wildlife service,

Agriculture and

fisheries

Degraded and

encroached.

Reclaiming and

conservation of

the wetlands.

Encroachment,

lack of

enforcement of

applicable laws

Sensitization of the

surrounding community

4.3 Development Priorities and Strategies

4.3.1 Office of the Governor

The Governors’ Office is responsible for setting the county’s development agenda (policy and

strategic direction) and ensuring that the agenda is clearly understood and owned by stakeholders

(especially the citizenry) and implemented in an efficient, effective and responsive manner.

Vision

A well run and people centred county government

Mission

Create and Sustain governance arrangements that creates an enabling environment for economic

growth and job creation, provides assistance to those who need it most, aid delivery of quality services

to all residents and, most prominently provide services to citizens in a well governed and corruption

free administration.

Strategic Direction

1. Agenda setting in both the legislative and executive functions

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2. Effective and efficient management and administration of county affairs

3. Coordination of engagement with citizenry, including public communications and

decentralization agenda.

4. Disaster risks management ( identification, mitigation, control and response)

5. Intergovernmental liaison and people representation at national and international levels.

6. Intra-governmental liaison ( Relations between the two arms of the county government and

sectors coordination)

7. Coordination of service delivery improvement agenda

8. Compliant service delivery agenda - Ensuring compliance with all legal requirements in its pursuit

of progressive and sustainable service delivery.

Sector Programmes

Sub Programme Key Outcome Baseline Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018/

19

2019/

20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Administration and Coordination

Objective: To enhance coordination of County Executive Services

Outcome: Enhanced Coordination in Service Delivery

Improvement of

Physical Infrastructure for

Coordinated

Governance

Improved working

environment

N/A % of staff in Governors

and CS office housed under one roof

100% 500 M

Number of residential houses constructed for

state officers

1 1 200 M

Coordination of

County

Executive

Committee Business

(Cabinet Office)

Improved

implementation of

County Executive

Committee Decisions

N/A % of County Executive

Committee decisions

implemented

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 20 M

Intergovernment

al Relations

Improved relationship

between the County

Government, National

Government, other County Governments

and other Nations

N/A Number of MoUs signed

and implemented

100% 100% 100% 100% 150 M

Intra-

governmental

relations

Enhanced intra-

governmental

relations

N/A No of joint forums

between the county

assembly and county

executive held

4 4 4 4 4 30 M

County

Government Brand Visibility

Enhanced County

Government Visibility

N/A Established Governors

Press Services Unit

1 10 M

Number of media

briefings by the governor

12 12 12 12 12 30 M

Number of county

bulletins developed and released

4 4 4 4 4 30 M

County service delivery

Efficient and effective service delivery

N/A % of departments with performance contracts

signed and cascaded

100 100 100 100 100 10 M

% of Reporting units

submitting performance

reports on time

100 100 100 100 100 20 M

% Level of

satisfactionwith service delivery (citizens

satisfaction survey)

60% 70% 20 M

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Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018/

19

2019/

20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Legal Compliance

Strengthened Compliance with

Legal requirements in

Service Delivery

N/A % of compliance matters raised in audit reports

that are resolved

100% 100% 45 M

% of bills drafted as per

requests by county

departments timely and

processed to completion

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 45 M

% of cases resolved 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 225 M

Number of legal

compliance audits

1

-

1

-

1 10 M

Community

mobilization and

sensitization

Enhanced Community

mobilization and

sensitization

N/A Functional countywide

grassroots mobilization

mechanism

1 1 100 M

Annual governors forum

held

1 1 1 1 1 20 M

County Policing Enhanced

coordination on security matters

between national and

county government

N/A % reduction in crime

levels countywide

20%

40%

60%

80%

95%

7M

4.3.2 Finance and Economic Planning

The department consists of the following directorates: Finance and Accounting; Economic Planning,

Budgeting, Monitoring and Evaluation; Internal Audit; Revenue; and Procurement

Vision

A leading department in the monitoring, evaluating and overseeing the management of public

finances and economic affairs of the county.

Mission

To provide overall leadership and policy direction in resource mobilization, management and

accountability for quality public service delivery.

Department’s mandate

1. Developing and implementing financial and economic policies in the county.

2. Coordinating implementation of the county budget.

3. Mobilizing resources for funding budgetary requirements.

4. Putting in place mechanisms to raise revenue and resources.

5. Public debt management.

6. Consolidating annual appropriation accounts and other financial statements.

7. Custodian of county government assets.

8. Ensuring prudent management and control of finances.

9. Promoting efficient and effective use of county budgetary resources.

10. Monitoring county government entities for compliance and effective management of funds.

11. Developing capacity for efficient, effective and transparent financial management.

12. Monitoring, evaluating and reporting on implementation of county projects and programmes.

Development Priorities and Strategies

1. Automation of local revenue collection system.

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2. Expansion of office space.

3. Decentralization of operations at the county treasury.

4. Automation of internal audit services.

5. Establish and equip information and documentation centres.

6. Formation and actualization of County Budget and Economic Forum and Audit Committee.

7. Increase staff capacity in terms of skills and numbers.

8. Broadening the revenue base.

9. Putting in place monitoring and evaluation framework.

Sector Programmes


Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018/1

9

2019/

20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Revenue mobilization and administration

Objective: To improve efficiency in revenue collection

Outcome: Increased revenue collection

Broadening the revenue base

Increased revenue collection

643M (2016/17)

Actual revenue collected

1 B 1.05 B 1.1 B 1.15 B 1.2 B 60 M

Programme Name: Financial management

Objective : Promote prudency in utilization of public funds

Outcome : Improved service delivery

Financial

management and

utilization

Improved

management of

public funds

78.1%

(End of year

report)

% absorption 100% 100% 100% 100% 100

%

10M

Supply chain

management

Compliance to

procurement

regulations

76% (Report

by PPOA)

100% compliance 100% 100% 100% 100% 100

%

10M

Auditing services Improved efficiency

in resource utilization

4 Number of Audit

reports produced and disseminated

4 4 4 4 4 20M

Programme Name: Economic planning and management

Objective Effective allocation of resources

Outcome: Improved development planning, tracking and reporting.

Participatory

planning and

budgeting

Increased ownership

of projects and

programmes by citizens

4 Citizen

participation

forums held

6 5 5 5 6 100M

Monitoring and evaluation

Improved tracking and reporting

4 Number of M&E reports

4 4 4 4 4 10M

Cross-sectoral impacts

Programme Name Departments Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or

Mitigate the Impact

Synergies Adverse impact

Revenue mobilization and

administration

All departments Ensure optimal revenue

mobilization and administration

Automation of revenue collection

system in all revenue streams.

Financial management All departments Ensure efficient and effective utilization of

funds

Ensure adherence to PFM principles

Economic planning and

management

All departments Availability of up-to-date

data for decision making

Ensure fully operational county

M& E system.

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4.3.3 Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urbanization

The activities in this department affect the lives and livelihoods of the community by how they utilize

the land as a resource to realize their social-economic goals. The directorates include land and survey,

housing, physical planning and urbanization.

Vision

Functional human settlements that support economic prosperity and sustainable optimal land use

Mission

To promote efficient and optimal land use, through planning and sustainable development.

Departmental development priorities and strategies

1. Advancement of affordable and suitable housing.

2. Controlled and sustainable land use.

3. Develop a GIS data based system.

4. Secure land tenure for public utilities.

5. Urban areas development program.

Sector Programmes

Sub Programme Key Outcome Baseline Key

performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018/

19

2019/

20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Programme Name : Advancement of affordable and suitable housing

Objective: To provide affordable housing

Outcome: Affordable and decent housing

State officers housing scheme

Improved welfare for state officers in

the county

0 No.of state officers housed.

3 6 8 11 13 100 M

Alternative Building

Technologies (ABT)

ABTs adopted 1 No of

technologies

promoted

0 2 4 2 2 50 M

Management of County

Housing

Improved living

conditions of

tenants

2 No. of

refurbished

houses

0 50 50 50 50 100M

Redevelopment of

county government housing estates

Modern residential

houses

0 No. of estates

redeveloped.

0 1 1 1 1 10 B

Programme Name : Controlled and sustainable land use

Objective: To ensure optimum utilization of land

Outcome: Orderly land use and sustainable developments

Town planning Orderly

developments and

land use.

0 Number of town

planned

11 10 11 10 10 350 M

GIS data base system. Efficient service

delivery

0 Number of maps

and plans

digitized

20 50 200 200 200 100 M

Surveying Well defined

boundaries and security of tenure

30

Settlements

Number of

settlements surveyed

10 10 10 15 15 450 M

Programme Name : Urban development

Objective: To improve the town infrastructure

Outcome: Improved urban infrastructure

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Sub Programme Key Outcome Baseline Key

performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018/

19

2019/

20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Urban development Improved urban infrastructure

No. of kms of street lights

20 20 20 20 20 944M

No. of kms of drainage line

10 10 10 10 10

No. of kms of roads tamarced

5 5 5 5 5

Cross- sectoral impacts Programme

Name

Department Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or

Mitigate the Impact


Advancement of

affordable and

suitable housing

Youth Provision of skills and jobs

for the youth

Low uptake Intensive sensitization

Environment , Trade

Creation of employment

opportunities

Resistance from the

affected tenants and

environmental issues

Public participation; EIA

Controlled and

Sustainable

Land Use

Water and

environment, Health

and sanitation, Infrastructure

Identification of

physical boundaries for

various project sites.

Cross sectoral approach -

Interdepartmental technical

committees to address issues touching on their relevant areas.

Urban development

Gender, Youth, Environment; Roads

Creation of

employment; improved

sanitation services;

Improving the condition

of roads

Collaboration with roads department Public participation

and engagement.

4.3.4 Health and Sanitation

The department of health Services and Sanitation is mandated to oversee and coordinate the overall

health service delivery systems. The Department is focused on attaining the goal of “Health for all,

by all” working with both the duty bearers and rights holders alike through a Primary Health Care

(PHC) approach. This approach embraces curative and rehabilitative care concurrently with

preventive and promotive care, a continuum of care through the populations’ life-cycle and a tiered

and integrated people-centered health care system from households.

The broad mandate of the health department is articulated in Chapter 4 of the Constitution of Kenya

under the Bill of Rights, which states that “Every person has the right to the highest attainable

standards of health, which includes the right to health care services including reproductive health.”

Vision

An efficient and high quality health care system that is accessible, equitable and affordable for all.

Mission

To promote and provide quality integrated preventive, promotive, curative, rehabilitative and

palliative services to all Nyeri county residents.

Sector Development Needs and Priorities

The department of health will focus at strengthening service delivery in the next five (5) years with

an emphasis to quality improvement and adherence to standards. To achieve this, medical equipment

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maintenance and repairs will be given top priority. Procurement of new equipment will be done after

needs assessment and justification for the same. Specialized services such as cancer treatment, renal

and dialysis, urology and orthopedic surgery have been identified as transformative services that

require increased investment in relevant equipment given the epidemiologic transition leading to

increased prevalence of non-communicable disease in the county.

The Department will endeavor to build a critical mass of adequate, motivated and skilled health work

force for optimal service provision. Limited infrastructural works will be undertaken in high impact

areas as well as completion of stalled projects. The following are the department’s priorities in the

next five (5) years.

1. Patient safety, customer care and quality improvement program.

2. Recruite, retain and capacity build health workforce including training in specialized services

(urology, oncology, critical care, neuro-surgery, emergency medicine).

3. Improve diagnostic services in 30 health centres to improve access and reduce referrals.

4. Strengthen health management information systems through automation and connectivity of all

county health facilities.

5. Rehabilitate, refurbish and expand existing hospital facilities to meet demand.

6. Strengthen ambulance, emergency and referral services.

7. Increase awareness, advocacy and early detection to reduce the incidence of non-communicable

diseases.

8. Improve health care and health financing through public private partnership (PPP).

Sector Programmes

Sub-

Programme

Outcome Baseline Key Performance indicators Planned Targets

2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/2

0

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

Programme 1: Health systems Planning and Support services

Objective: To Strengthen health systems, general logistical and other support for efficient service delivery

Outcome: Efficient and effective health system

Heath

systems planning,

financing and

support services

Effficient and

effective dditi care system

3 (RHSP,

CASP, M&E)

No. of planning document

prepared (CIDP, CHSS&IP,ADP,AWP,PBB,Pro

curement plan

6 4 4 4 4 10M

1(2013/1

4-14/15

County health accounts

prepared

1 5M

250

million

Amount FIF revenue collected(

in ksh million)

270M 300M 320M 340M 360M 10M

3 % of medical equipment with

active service contract

35 40 45 50 55 30M

8 No of strategic hospital

department with clean power

for medical equipment surge protection

10 12 15 18 20 50M

50 % of facilties with updated asset register maintained.

60 70 80 90 100 1M

80 % of MOU’s signed and executed with implementing

partners

100 100 100 100 100 1M

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Sub-

Programme


2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/2

0

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

90 % of health facilities with

functional health committee/

hospital boards

100 100 100 100 100 5M

Human

Resource &

Capacity Development

Improved

client/provider

satisfaction

40 Level of Client/service

provider satisfaction index

beyond 70%

40 50 60 70 70 5M

Improved

doctors and nurses

population

Ratio

1:7610/1;

834

Doctors /nurse population ratio 1:7580

/ 1:834

1:7500

/ 1:800

1:7300

/ 1:750

1:7200

/ 1:700

1:7000

/ 1:650

300M

Increased

access to

specialized

services

0 No. of functional specialized

units(Oncology, Renal,

ICU,HDU,)

1 2 3 3 3 200M

30 No. of trained specialists

trained(oncologists

50 50 50 50 50 100M

Quality

assurance, monitoring

and

evaluation

Evidence based

decision making

100 % of facilties submitting timely

& Complete reports every month

100 100 100 100 100 20M

6 No Data Quality Audits(QDA) conducted

8 10 12 14 16 30M

Improved quality of care

1 No of facilties certified star three and above on service

provision

1 2 3 4 5 30M

Programme: Preventive and Promotive Health Services

Objective: Reduce incidence of preventable diseases and mortality in Nyeri County

Outcome: Healthy population with increased life span

Communicab

le Disease

Prevention and Control

Reduced

prevalence of

communicable diseases

52 Under five Mortality rate per

1000

50 40 35 35 30 235M

39 Infant mortality rate per 1000 35 33 30 28 25

110 Matenal mortality rate per

1000

100 90 85 80 70

89.40 TB Cure rate 90 92 92 92 92

1300 HIV incidence rate 1000 900 800 700 650

85 Immunization coverage 87 88 92 93 95

Reproductive

Health and

Family planning

Services

Reduced

maternal

mortality

88 % of skilled deliveries

conducted in our health

facilities

90 91 92 93 95 121M

73 Family Planning Uptake 75 78 79 80 80

61 % of pregnant women

attending atleast 4 ANC visit

65 70 73 75 75

30 % of health facilities providing

delivery services

40 50 60 65 70

Non-

communicabl

e disease Control and

Prevention

Reduced

burden of ill

health associated with

NCD’s

24 % of facilities screening for

NCD’s

30 45 60 70 80 116M

5.70 Facility mortality rate 5.60 5.50 5.20 5 4.7

55000 No. of population screened for

NCD

60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,00

0

Environment

al Health

Services

Improved

environmental

health

98 % of Villages declared ODF 99 99.50 99.70 100 100 44M

20 % of hospital with access to safe health care waste

management

40 40 60 80 100

8 % of food premises certified

safe

90 92 95 98 100

Solid waste

management

Sustainable

development in

0 No. of well managed dumpsites 1 3 3 5 5 219M

0 3 3 3 5 5

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Sub-

Programme


2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/2

0

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

solid waste

management

and disposal

No. of urban areas with

efficient waste transportation

system.

0 No. of PPP on solid waste

management

1 1 1 1 1

Community

Health and

Outreach Services

Improved

health cares

services at community

level

251 % of functional community

units

251 251 251 251 251

305M

TBD Incidence of diarrhea disease

TBD % of community dialogue days

held.

TBD No. of planned community

household visits conducted.

12 Incidence of under 5 mal-

nutrition

10 8 7 6 5

Programme 3: Curative and Rehabilitative services

Objective: Provide equitable clinical services emergency and referrals.

Outcome: Improved quality of care and health services

Clinical

Services & rehabilitation

Improved

quality of care

See list of performance

indicators in health

Emergency and Referral

Services

Improved response to

medical

emergencies

50 % of fully functional ambulances

70 80 90 100 100 173M

40 % of hospitals with functional

emergency response teams

60 80 80 100 100

0 No. of functional isolation unit 0 1 1 - -

Clinical

Support Services

Increased

access to clinical

services

10 % of healthcare facility with

stock out of essential drugs and supplies

8 6 5 4 2 11.3B

50 % of healthcare facilities with laboratory services

60 65 70 75 80

40 % of hospitals with specialized services

50 60 70 80 100

Patient safety

and quality

improvement

Reduction in

health care

associated

infections,

reduction of medical harm

10 % of facilities on Infection

prevention and control program

20 40 50 60 80 50M

Laboratory dditionalon for

improved

quality of care

20% % of hospitals with a functional quality improvement

and patient safety program

30 60 70 80 100

TBD Incidence of surgical site

infections

5

0 No. of hospital labs accredited 0 1 2 2 5 40M

Cross sectional Programmes and Impacts Programme

Name

Sector Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or Mitigate the

Impact


Preventive and Promotive Health

Services

Education Increase immunization and deworming programmes improves the health of

learners hence avoiding disruption of

learning.

Balanced diet reduces the cases of malnutrition among school children.

Up scaling the immunization, deworming and promotion of balanced

diet programmes in public schools

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Water and Sanitation

Maintenance of sanitation standard will ensure clean and safe water, clean

environment reducing health related

risks

If sanitation is not well managed, it can lead

to disease outbreak.

Unsafe and contaminated water

leading to outbreak of

diseases

Law enforcement on public health and sanitation standards.

All Sectors Increasing workforce productivity

Increasing budgetary allocation for

HIV prevention Advocacy on HIV/ AIDS

Stigma

Provision of IEC materials on HIV

prevention to all County departments

Dissemination of the HIV & AIDS plan(2015/16-18/19)

Availability of stocked Condom

dispensers in the various departments

Curative and

Rehabilitative

services

Labor A health labor force will increase the

productivity

Bad health practices

can affect labor

productivity negatively

Sensitization and advocacy on good

health practices

NACADA Coming together to carry out

sensitization on dangers of drugs and

substance abuse

Stigma Increase advocacy on rehabilitative

services to reduce stigma

4.3.5 Gender and Social Services

The department has the following directorates: Gender; Social services and Sports

Vision

The leading County in promotion of gender equality, equity, provision of efficient social services and

sports for high quality of life

Mission

To formulate, co-ordinate and implement responsive policies and plans on gender, sports and social

services for sustainable social economic development.

Department’s priorities and strategies

Promote and enhance social initiatives, gender empowerment and mainstreaming through

involvement of development partners to fund these initiatives.

Improve recreation services and promote sporting activities for the sportsmen/women, sport

managers and staff in the county and advancement of infrastructure and sporting skills through

trainings

Enhancing child care and facilities including upgrading the children homes

Enhance youth skills through innovative initiatives like talent academies to nature sprouting

talents, entrepreneurial and youth empowerment expertise.

Ensure rapid response to disaster and calamities through improvement of disaster response

infrastructure and equipment.

Sector Programmes

Sub

Programme

Key Outcome Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Total

Budget

Programme Name: Social Welfare

Objective: To provide assistance to the vulnerable members of the community

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Sub

Programme

Key Outcome Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Total

Budget

Outcome: Increased number of vulnerable people accessing medical care and girls retained in schools through social welfare

initiatives

Social protection for

the Elderly,

PWDs and

Orphans

Reduced dependence of the

vulnerable groups

No of people covered through Bima Afya

programme

6000 7200 8700 10500 12,500 250M

High transition rate

for girls in primary

schools

No of girls supplied with

sanitary towels

No. of sanitary towels

procured and distributed

10,000

50,000

12,500

62,500

13,200

66,000

13,400

67,000

13,800

69,000

15M

Programme Name: Community Empowerment

Objective: To empower the community embrace gender inclusion for social economic sustainability

Outcome: Enhanced gender responsive in planning and development.

Gender mainstreaming

Inclusivity in decision making

No of gender based trainings/sensitizations

held.

16

30 30 30 38 195M

No of people

sensitized/trained

3200 6000 6000 6000 7600

No of gender policies

formulated

1 2M

Disability

mainstreaming

Inclusivity in

decision making

No. of sensitization

sessions held.

16 30 30 30 38 10M

Ease of mobility No. of wheelchairs

procured and issued

12 20 30 35 45 15M

Programme Name: Disaster Response

Objective: To reduce harmful effects of hazards including disasters

Outcome: Reduced disaster related impacts

Disaster

Awareness,

preparedness and

Management

Improved

preparedness,

response, recovery and lessened

impacts of disasters

% of incidences attended

to

100

100

100

100

100

250M

Programme Name: Sports Development

Objective: To harness sports talent and improve sports infrastructure

Outcome: Increased competiveness in sports and recreational activities

County-wide

competitions

Improved

competitiveness

No of competitions held 6 8 8 9 9 150M

No of teams that

participated

30 32 35 38 40

No of disciplines involved 5 6 6 8 10

Talent academy

Increased competiveness in

recreational

activities

No of youth whose talent has been identified and

nurtured.

- - 100 150 200 350M

Capacity

building for

sports officials

Improved sports

coordination and

managements.

No of coaches , referees,

team manager and umpires

trained

100 120 130 142 150 12M

Sports

infrastructure development

Improved/upgrade

d stadia

No. of stadia upgraded 2 2 2 3 3 200M


Programme Name Sector Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness

or Mitigate the

Impact


Social Welfare (Bima

Afya Programme (NHIF)

Gender, Social

Services and Sports

Health,

Agriculture, the NHIF

Double registration in similar schemes,

resulting in wastage and denying the needy the chance to benefit

Thorough verification

of the beneficiaries

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4.3.6 County Public Service, Administration and Youth Affairs

The department consists of the following directorates: Public Administration, Enforcement, Human

Resource Management, Alcoholic Drinks Control and Management and Youth Affairs

Vision

A secure, just, cohesive, democratic, accountable, transparent and conducive environment for a

prosperous County

Mission

To ensure effective and accountable leadership, promote a just, democratic environment and establish

strong governance institutions to empower citizens for the achievement of socio- economic and

political development.

Strategic objectives

To coordinate the provision of responsive and effective services to the public

To prevent and control alcohol, drugs and substance abuse

To ensure public participation as provided for in the Constitution of Kenya 2010

To improve security and policing services under the County Policing Authority

To ensure effective and efficient Public Service Management.

To promote ethics and integrity in public service delivery.

To coordinate the civic education activities.

To ensure good working relationship between national and county government.

Sector Programmes

Sub Programme Key Outcome Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018

/19

2019/

20

2020/2

1

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Public administration and management.

Objective: To coordinate the provision of responsive and effective services to the public

Outcome: Improved Service Delivery.

Citizen engagement

and education

Increased participation in

local governance

Number of public forums

conducted

60 60 60

60

60

100M

Increase in enlightened

citizenry.

Number of TOTs and

citizen workshops

33 33 33 33 33 50M

Capacity building Improved performance and

service delivery.

No of staff trainined 200 200 200 200 200 30M

Public

administration Infrastructure

development

Timely and satisfactory

service delivery.

Number of offices

constructed

7 7 7 7 7 350M

Number of motor

vehicles purchased

6 8 8 8 8 190M

Alcoholic drinks control and

management

Improved Regulation of manufacture, sale and

consumption of alcoholic

drinks.

Percentage of licensed operating premises.

75 80 85 90 97 74.5M

County Policing

Authority.

Secure and cohesive society. Percentage reduction of

crime rate in the County

75 80 85 90 97 15M

Enforcement on

compliance of

County laws

To ensure compliance of the

existing County laws.

Reduction in the number

of defaulters/offenders

80 85 90

95

97

32.4M

Programme Name : County public service management

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Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18 2018

/19 2019/

20 2020/2

1 2021/

22 Total

Budget

Objective: To ensure effective and efficient Public Service Management.

Outcome: Improved employee performance and productivity.

County Public

service management

Skilled, committed and

motivated workforce.

Number of HR related

policies/regulations

formulated/revised.

2 3 3 3 3 70M

4.3.7 Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development

The department consists of the following directorates; Agriculture, Livestock production, Veterinary

services, Fisheries and two institutions (i.e.Wambugu Agricultural Training Centre and Agriculture

Mechanization Services (AMS-Narumoru)

Vision

To be food and nutrition secure county.

Mission

To improve agricultural productivity through promotion of innovative competitive and sustainable

agriculture, livestock and fisheries production systems

Objectives

To develop appropriate policy and legal framework to create enabling environment for the sector

To increase agricultural production and productivity.

To improve market access and value addition.

To enhance access to affordable credit and inputs.

Key strategies

Increase agricultural productivity through multi-sectoral approach and enhancing extension

services.

Embracing PublicPrivate Partnerships (PPP) to enhance implementation of projects.

Strengthen research extension farmer linkage to ensure that researchable issues are demand

driven.

Mainstream gender in agricultural activities.

Sector Development needs, Priorities and Strategies

Upscaling and outscaling of artificial insemination

Improvement of soil health

Improvement of supply of cold chain

Equipping AMS

Construction of common user facility at Wambugu ATC

Restocking of ponds and dams

Increase of tree cover through provision of fruit tree seedlings

Bee keeping demonstrations

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Increases in storage facilities

Enhancement of control of livestock and crops diseases through vaccinations

Sector Programmes Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries

Sub Program Key Outcome Baseline Key performance indicator Planned Targets

2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/

20

2020/2

1

2021/

22

Total

Budget

ProgrammeName : Agriculture Management

Objective : Create enabling environment for improved and efficient service delivery

Outcome: Increased agricultural production and productivity

County Agriculture,

Livestock and

Fisheries extension Program (CALFEP)

Increased

productivity

42% house holds % of farmers reached

47 55 65 70 74 2.5B

Enhancement of Crop development

Improved crop productivity

20M kgs of coffee cherry; 55M kgs of

tea leaves; 190 000

MTs rish potatoes

% Increase in cherry production

% increase in tea production

% Increase in Irish potatoes

2

3

10

2

3

10

2

3

10

2

3

10

2

3

10

1.2B

Fish production

management

Improved fish

productivity

7700 kgs

2200kgs

% change in fish production

in ponds

% Increase in fish production in dams

10

1

4

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

110M

ProgrammeName : Agricultural training services

Objective: To impart knowledge and skills for improved productivity

Outcome: Improved farmers knowledge and skills

Farm development and

Training

Improved

capacity for

service delivery

No. of farmers trained 800 1,200 1,500 1,700 2000 120M

ProgrammeName : Livestock production Management

Objective: To increase livestock production by 25% for increased income

Outcome: Increased livestock productivity

Livestock Development Improved

Livestock productivity

8.7 lts of milk per

cow per day

No. of litres per cow per day 9 9.8 10.6 11.4 12 1.5B

ProgrammeName :Veterinary services

Objective: To Manage and control pests and diseases in animals to safeguard human and animal health

Outcome: Reduced infections of livestock diseases

Breeding, Disease

surveillance and

control

Increased

coverage of

surveillance and disease control

20%

4000

25 outbreaks

% Increase in AI coverage

% increase in germ plasm

multiplication % decrease in notifiable

disease outbreak

5

6

4

5

6

4

5

6

4

5

6

4

5

6

4

314M

ProgrammeName : Agriculture Mechanization services

Objective: To offer mechanization services to the Agricultural Sector.

Outcome: Improved farm productivity

Development of

Agricultural land,

water harvesting and conservation for crop

and livestock

production

Increased

revenue

collection

318,000 Amount of revenue collect

No of farmers benefiting

from the AMS services

0.8M 1.5M 2.2M 3M 3.5M 150M


Programme

Name

Sector Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or Mitigate

the Impact


Agricultural

Management

Health,Trade

and

Incorporation of

stakeholders; Increased

Improper use of

agrochemicals will have

Training farmers on use oganic pest

control measures; Enhance value

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industrialisation, Environment

agricultural production will provide regular

available materials for

industrial use

harmful effects on human health; Use of fertilizer on

untested soil may lead to soil

degredation; Pollution of the environment through the

disposal of fish factory

effluents

addition by establishment of more industries; Routine soil testing to

determine PH; Elaborate solid waste

management plan to be developed and executed

Livestock

production

Management

Trade, Water,

infrastructure

Embracing PPP concept Emergence of unscrupulous

actors in the value chain; Milk

glut in the market

Develop a policy to regulate actors in

the dairy value chain; Enhance value

addition initiatives

Veterinary

services

Health,

Environment

Embrace the PPP concept;

Use of early warning systems

Emergence of unscrupulous

actors within the sector; misuse of

agricultural chemicals and

drugs

Develop a policy to regulate actors in

the sector; Training on safe and effective use of chemicals and drugs

4.3.8 Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development

The department comprises of four (4) directorates; Trade, Tourism, Culture and Cooperative

development.

Vision

A globally competitive economy with sustainable and equitable socio-economic development where

citizens operate freely

Mission

To promote, coordinate and implement integrated socio-economic policies and programmes for a

rapidly industrializing economy.

Sector Development Priorities and Strategies

Sub-sector Development priorities Strategies

Trade

Development of Markets

Management of market for

efficient operations

Construction/Renovation/Upgrade of existing markets

Payments of Market electricity and water bills and other services/utilities

Industrialization Revitalization of industrial

zones; Establishment of

financing schemes; Improve micro enterprise regulatory

framework.

Promote establishment of industries; Infrastructure development; Support

research and innovation; Capacity building; Establish institutional policy and

regulatory framework

Investments

To enhance investment

promotions

Branding, marketing and public

relations programme Investment conferences, trade

fairs and exhibitions

-Resource mapping, profiling of investment sites, investments leads,

investments actualized, and investment after care/retention.

-Building on the county image, creation and enhancing the County identity,

positive image promotion, survey on the county image, marketing materials. Increase investment leads, promote investors’ confidence local and regional

engagements and lobbying.

Establishment of County economic and social council, Formulate County

investors guide

Fair Trade

Practices

Improve the environment of

doing business

-Promotion of fair trade practices in the county

-Accurate verification equipment. -Establishment of a laboratory and a workshop for verification of weights and

calibration of equipment

Enterprise

Developments

Develop entrepreneurship

skills,

Increased number of sustainable

businesses for the county

Training on business management, technical skills, internship and business

establishment

Increased access to affordable credit through Enterprise Development Fund and

Joint loans board

Tourism Promote and develop tourism

sector in the county

Establish legal and regulatory framework, Develop Community sensitization

programme, Develop new tourist products

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Culture Promotion of Cultural heritage Construction and equipping of recreational and talent development centers.

Cooperative Developments

To strengthen cooperative movement to enhance

governance

Development of legal frame work and policies for efficient operations of cooperative, Trainings of societies management committees ,Organizing forums

and exhibitions for cooperatives, Establish Unions and development of

cooperative chain and product link

Sector Programmes

Sub Programme Key Outcome Basel

ine

Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/

20

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Trade Development

Objective: To Spur economic growth

Outcome: Conducive trading environment for improved livelihood

Markets

development and

management

Conducive

organized trading

environment

No. of markets structures

developed

10 10 10 10 10 407M

0 Number of laws, regulations

and policies developed

1 10M

0 Number of trainings

conducted

2 2 2 2 2 35M

Programme name: Fair Trade practice

Objective: To Promote fair trade

Outcome: Fair Trading environment and consumer protection.

Promotion of fair

Trade practices

and consumer protections

Increased

customer

protection,

0 Percentage of equipment

inspected,

100 100 100 100 100 115M

Programme name: Investment promotion

Objective: To increase investment and employment within the county

Outcome : Increased investment for increased employment

Investment

promotion

New investment

attracted

0 No of investment forum

held

1 1 1 1 440M

0 Number of Producer

Business Groups (PBGs)

formed and trained,

1 1 1 1 15M

Programme Name: Regional economic integration

Objective : To improve competitiveness

Outcome : Improved competitive advantage

Mt Kenya and Abardares

Economic block

Increased regional development,

Number of projects implemented under the

Economic block

1 1 1 1 1 150M

Programme Name: Industrial and Enterprise Development

Objectives : To Improve value addition and manufacturing

Outcome : Wealth creation for sustainable development

Industrial and

special zones

development.

Improved

livelihood

Number of industrial and

special zones established

0 0 1 1 1 430M

County

entrepreneurship Developments

Improved

livelihood

Number of training on

entrepreneurship development

0 1 1 1 1 300M

Number of entrepreneur benefiting with EDF

0 50 50 50 50 50M

Programme Name: Tourism promotions and diversification

Objective: To promote and develop tourism for increased economic growth.

Outcome: Increased tourist arrival and spending

Tourism

promotion

Increased tourism

arrivals and

spending

Number of law, regulations

and Local tourism policies

developed/ amended.

1 1 1 5M

Number of tourism

marketing channel

developed and used.

2 2 2 2 2 50M

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Sub Programme Key Outcome Basel

ine

Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/1

8

2018/1

9

2019/

20

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

Tourism diversification

Increased tourist attractions and

products

Number of new tourism products developed

2 2 2 289M

Number of tourism site mapped and gazetted

2 2 1

Capacity Building within the tourism

Sector

Increased income for tourism players

and better

technical

knowledge Sustainable

tourism enterprise

development

Number of trainings to tourist stakeholders

2 2 2 2 2 10M

Programme Name: Cultural development

Objective: To Promote Cultural heritage

Outcome: Enhanced growth in creative culture and heritage

Cultural

development

Increased

awareness and exploitation of

culture

Number of law, regulations

governing culture developed

1 1 1 1 1 5M

Number of trainings on culture preservation

2 2 2 2 2 18M

Number of cultural/ talent centres developed

2 2 2 1 250M

Programme Name: Cooperatives development and management

Objective: To strengthen the cooperative movements

Outcome: Strong and active cooperative movements

Cooperative

management

Effective

cooperative

movement with

good governance

No of laws developed or

amended, number of by-

laws, regulations and

policies developed.

1 1 1 1 1 10M

Numbers of societies trained 2 2 2 2 2 10M

Cooperative

development

Increased and

active cooperative

societies

Number of value chains and

market linkages created

3 3

3

3

3 60M

Percentage of cooperative

societies audited and

inspected

100 100 100 100 100 10M


Programme Name Sector Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or Mitigate the

Impact


Trade Development Agriculture Establishment of agrochemical outlets will bring services closer

to farmers; ready market for

agricultural products

Build capacity of suppliers to supply quality and standard products.

Regional economic

integration

Transport;

Agriculture;

Environment

Enhance mobility Strengthen the intercounty relations;

conducting EIA.

Industrial and

Enterprise Development

Environment;

Gender

Promotion of trade activities will

create job opportunities for youth and women

Gas emission will

pollute the environment; Poor

Wastes disposals

Training youth and women on

enterprenuership skills; Law enforcement and regular inspections; Proper waste

Management/Disposal

Cultural

development

Health; Provision of alternative medical

services

Emergence of quack

dditional medical

practitioners

Training and certifying traditional medical

practitioners; establishment of proper

regulatory framework

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4.3.9 Education, Science and Technology

The department consists of Youth Polytechnics (Yps) also known as Vocational Training Centres

(VTCs), Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE), and Information Communications

and Technology (ICT) subsectors. The county recognizes the role played by the sector in promoting

development and hence will continue to invest in it.

Vision

A globally competitive sector in provision of quality education, training, ICT, research and innovation

services for sustainable development.

Mission

To provide, promote and coordinate quality education and training, adoption and application of ICT

and integration of science and technology for sustainable socio-economic development.

Sector development strategies

i. Provision of education physical infrastructure and equipment.

ii. Quality assurance and standards in YP’s and ECDEs.

iii. Strengthening the programmes in youth polytechnics and capacity-build the instructors.

iv. Strengthen partnership and communication with stakeholders such as NITA, TVETA, FBOs,

CBOs, NGO’s and national government to create awareness in the community on importance of

ECDE and Yps.

v. Ensuring retention and transition of learners in schools.

vi. Conducting training on ICT for employees across sectors to enhance adoption of technology

vii. Identifying and implementing ICT systems to enhance effective public service delivery.

Sector Programmes


Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/1

8

2018/19 2019/2

0

2020/2

1

2021/2

2

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Vocational training development

Objective: To provide quality vocational training in a conducive learning environment.

Outcome: Increased enrolment, retention and completion rates in vocational training centers

Infrastructural

development

Conducive learning

environment

9 Yps

No. of functional

VTCs.

8 8 8 8 8 973M

Human Resource

Development

Availability of

adequate and skilled

technicians

85

No. of staff

employed

32 32 32 32 32 125M

Yps Sustainability Mechanisms

Sustainable Yps 0 No. Yps with Sustainable IGAs

9 18 27 36 49 170M

Programme Name: Early childhood development and education management

Objective: To provide quality early childhood education in a conducive learning environment.

Outcome: Increased enrolment, retention and transition rates in ECDEs.

Infrastructural

development

Conducive learning

environment

31

No. of functional

ECDEs.

482 482 482 482 482 970M

Human Resource

Development

Improved quality of

ECDE.

800

No. of staff

employed

151 151 151 151 151 980M

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Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/1

8 2018/19 2019/2

0 2020/2

1 2021/2

2 Total

Budget

Feeding Programme

Increased enrolment, retention

and transition

120 No. of ECDEs with school feeding

programme

758 758 758 240M

Programme Name: Elimu fund

Objective: To improve education access and availability.

Outcome: Increased enrolment, retention and transition rates in schools.

Elimu fund Improved retention

in schools

13,000 No. of beneficiaries 13,000 14,000 15,000 16,000 17,000 720M

Programme Name: ICT development

Objective: To ensure integration of ICT in public service delivery and job creation.

Outcome: Increased access to ICT services

ICT infrastructure development

Increased efficiency in service delivery

10 Percentage level of internet connectivity

20 40 60 80 90 150M

ICT Capacity

building

Increased ICT

knowledge and

skills

10 Percentage of staff

trained

20 40 60 80 95 5M

Cross-Sectoral Implementation Considerations

Programme

Name

Sector Cross-sector Impact Measures to Harness or Mitigate the Impact


Vocational

training

development

Trade and

industry

Training of more youths create a

pool of skills for use in the

industries

Encourage industries to employ the locals;

creating linkages between Yps and industries to

create intership programmes.

ICT development All sectors Increased efficiency and

effectiveness in service delivery

Ensure full automation of county services

4.3.10 Water, Environment and Natural Resources

The department is composed of three subsectors namely; Water, Irrigation and Environment and

Natural Resources

Vision:

Sustainable access to clean, safe and adequate water in a clean and secure environment.

Mission:

To promote, conserve, protect the environment and improve access to water for sustainable

development.

Sector Goals:

Increasing forest cover

Conservation of water catchment areas and flood flows.

Increasing water supply and storage capacity.

Reduction of Non Revenue Water

Inclusion of modern farming methods in the design for irrigation projects

Sectors development needs, priorities and strategies

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Addressing liquid waste management.

Increasing tree cover by 2% in the entire county.

Rehabilitation of degraded land areas.

Expanding the water coverage for rural and urban areas.

Ensuring provision of affordable, safe and clean water.

Increasing area under irrigation.

Promoting usage of alternative sources of energy in cooking and water pumping.

Sector Programmes Sub

Program

me

Key Outcome Baselin

e

Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Total

Budget

Programme Name: Water supply and management

Objective: Extension of water services for domestic and irrigation purposes

Outcome: Increased adequate, affordable, safe and clean water.

Water

supply

Increased

access to water

124,886 No. of households

connected to piped water

130,000 138,000 144,000 150,000 160,000 2.5B

1 Average distance to

nearest water point

(kms)

0.8 0.5 0.3 0.2 0.1 350M

Improved water

quality

2 No. of water treatment

plants

1 1 1 1 75M

Increased

sewerage

coverage

3 No. of sewage treatment

plants

2 2 2 2 1.2B

Irrigation services

Increased area under irrigation

2,600 No of Hectares under irrigation

2,880 3,200 3,520 4,020 4,370 8.01B

Programme Name: Environment & Natural Resources

Objective: Enhance county greening and protection of water catchment areas

Outcome: Improved environmental conservation

Environm

ental

conservati

on

Increased tree

cover

38.3 Percentage of tree cover

38.6

39.1

40.1

40.2

40.3

53.5M

Clean and

beautiful towns

5 No. of towns beautified 10 10

10

10

10

2.5M

Increased river

volumes

5 No. of Km conserved

along river banks

10

10

10

10

10

2M

Reduced wood

fuel usage

0

No of energy saving

jikos issued in

institutions.

30 30 30 30 30 20M

Rehabilitated

quarries

0 No of rehabilitated

quarries

1 1 5M

Cross sectoral Implementation considerations

Name of

program

me

Sector Cross –sector impact Measures to Harness or mitigate

the Impact


Environm

ent and Natural

Resources

WRMA;

WRUA; NEMA; Ministry of

Interior and

National co-

ordination.; KFS; NDMA; NEMA;

all county

deparments

Work with WRUAs to map out riparian area

in collaboration with agriculture and lands departments; WRMA to assist in water

allocation and abstraction points; Look for

market for baboo products; Provide schools

with enough space for tree planting and maintenance; Incurcate the culture of tree

planting in our children; Assist farmers in

Agroforestry; Promotion of energy saving

Clear the

riparian areas of all trees which

are not water

friendly and

uprooting of arrowroots;

Reduced water

flows due to high

Sensitize the riparian farmers and

plant water friendly indigenous trees and bamboos; Sensitize the farmers,

teachers and students on the need to

plant trees; Sensitize the traders on

the need to protect and maintain the flower beds; Increase advocacy on

use of alternative sources of energy

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Name of

program

me

Sector Cross –sector impact Measures to Harness or mitigate

the Impact


jikos; Assist in prosecution of noise and air

pollution offenders.

evapotranspiratio

n rates of exotic

species.

Water

supply and

management

KFS; NDMA;

NEMA; WRMA;

WRUA; all county

departments

Issuance of easements; Supply adequate

water to support hotel industry; Our children

will have more time to concentrate on education than fetching water; Farmers have

ample time to work on the farms; Provision

of data on areas prone to water borne

diseases; Management of storm water; Improved transportation of food product to

markets; Issuance of licenses for the

irrigation works; Work with WRUA and

WRMA to assist in water allocation and

abstraction points; Value addition; Look for

market for agricultural products;

Registration of irrigation water users

Associations

Loss of

biodiversity at

intakes, pipelines and dams;

Loading of

sewerage

treatments works; Increased

water conflicts

Reforestation; Provide roads

development plans in advance and

also mapping out road extents encourage roof catchment;

Arrangements can be made well in

advance to assist within house

treatment methods; Policy on mandatory construction of drains;

Community mobilization

Regulation of flows; Capacity

building on irrigation water

management; Monitoring of

adherence to projects by-laws

4.3.11 County Public Service Board

The function of the County Public Service Board is to establish and abolish offices in the county

public service and appoint persons to hold or act in those offices.

Vision

To be a trend setting, ethical and dynamic institution that enables delivery of quality public service.

Mission

To support and enable Nyeri County Government deliver professional, ethical and efficient services

through a transformed public service.

Board’s mandate

To establish and abolish offices in the county public service.

Appoint persons to hold or act in offices of the county public service including in the boards of

cities and urban areas within the county and to confirm appointments.

Exercise disciplinary control over, and remove, persons holding or acting in those offices.

Prepare regular reports for submission to the county assembly on the execution of the functions

of the Board.

Promote in the county public service the values and principles referred to in Articles 10 and 232

of the Constitution of Kenya.

Evaluate and report to the county assembly on the extent to which the values and principles

referred to in Articles 10 and 232 are complied within the county public service.

Facilitate the development of coherent, integrated human resource planning and budgeting for

personnel emoluments in the county.

Advise the county government on human resource management and development.

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Advice the county government on implementation and monitoring of the national performance

management system in the county.

Make recommendations to the Salaries and Remuneration Commission, on behalf of the county

government, on the remuneration, pensions and gratuities for county public service employees.

Sector Programmes

Sub

Programme

Key Outcome Baseline Key performance

Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18

2018

/19

2019

/20

2020

/21

202

1/22

Total

Budget

Programme Name: Public service management

Objective: To promote effective and efficient public service

Outcome: Improve service delivery

Public

service

management

Improved service

delivery

100 Percentage of recruitment

requests acted upon

100 100 100 100 100 100M

Transformed

public service

No. of staff trained

600 600 600 600 600 138M

4.3.12 Transport, Public Works, Infrastructure and Communication

The department consists of the following directorates; Roads, Transport, Public Works, Energy and

Communication.

Vision

A world class provider of cost-effective physical infrastructural facilities and services.

Mission

To provide efficient, affordable and reliable infrastructure through design, construction, maintenance

and effective management of roads, public works and energy for sustainable economic growth and

development of Nyeri.

Sector development strategies

Maintenancing and developing roads network.

Ensuring standard designing and construction of buildings.

Developing transport policies, regulations and guidelines to ensure smooth flow of traffic.

Achieving connectivity and smooth flow of motorized and non- motorized traffic.

Enhancing electricity connectivity to public institutions and lighting of all urban areas.

Researching, exploiting and promoting use of alternative and renewable sources of energy.

Sector Programmes

Sub programme

Key outcome Baseline Key performance

indicators

Planned Targets

2017

/18

2018/

19

2019

/20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Programme : County access and feeder roads

Objective : To improve roads network

Outcome: Improved accessibility and mobility

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Sub programme

Key outcome Baseline Key performance

indicators Planned Targets

2017

/18

2018/

19

2019

/20

2020/

21

2021/

22

Total

Budget

Roads maintenance

and development

All weather standard

roads

2492.85 No. of new Km graded

and graveled

320 320 320 320 320 4B

478.25 No. of new Km

tarmacked

90 90 90 90 90 18B

Programme : Transport management and safety

Objective : To ensure order and safety in transport industry

Outcome: Smooth flow of traffic

Transport

management and

safety

Controlled traffic flow 0 No. of bus parks

constructed

2 4 6 8 10 500M

6 No. of footbridges

constructed

23 40 57 74 91 100M

0 No. of traffic marshals

trained

100 120 140 160 180 150M

Programme: Building and construction services

Objective : To reduce incidences of sprouting of sub-standard buidings and bridges

Outcome : Reduces incidences of collapsing buildings and bridges

Bridges Construction Improved connectivity

Transport

0 No. of bridges

constructed

10 20 30 40 50 500M

Building standards

maintenance

Standard buildings Percentage of

buildings approved

100 100 100 100 100 5M

Electronic building

plans approval system

Efficient approval of

building plans

0 No. of systems 1 20M

Programme: Lighting, power supply and management

Objective : To increase access to power

Outcome : Increased power connectivity

Rural electrification Increased power connectivity

16 No. of transformers installed

53 90 127 164 201 370M

No. of public institutions connected

5 9 13 17 21 40M

Street Lighting Improved security and increased hours of

doing business

1750 No. of street light poles installed

1816 1882 1948 2014 2080 33M

61 No of highmast floodlights installed

81 101 121 141 161 320M

Programme: Renewable Energy promotion

Objective : To increase use of alternative sources of energy

Outcome : Increased adoption of alternative sources of energy

Renewable energy

promotion

Improved security and

increased hours of

doing business

No of solar street light

poles installed

33 66 99 132 165 42M

Efficient use of

renewable energy

No of renewable

energy projects

supported

1 2 3 4 5 5M

4.3.13 County Assembly of Nyeri

The County Assembly is the legislative branch of the county government and is a replica of the

National Parliament complete with the chambers; a Speaker, the Clerk, Members of the County

Assembly, Sergeants- at- arms, a mace and the table clerks. The sittings of the County Assembly take

place every Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning and afternoon and Thursday afternoon.

Vision

To be an effective, efficient & transformative Assembly

Mission

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To provide efficient and effective oversight, representation, and law making functions for the welfare

of the people of Nyeri County

Priorities and strategies

Representation where the Members of the County Assembly (MCAs) provide a linkage between

the county assembly and the electorate on public service delivery.

Legislation by making laws and policies that are necessary for the effective performance of the

functions and exercise of the powers of the county government.

Oversight over the County Executive Committee and any other county executive organ while

respecting the principle of the separation of powers

Provide a secure and conducive working environment (Speakers residence, chamber, offices,

committee rooms and other facilities).

Sector Programmes


Indicators

Planned Targets

2017/

18 2018/

19 2019/

20 2020/

21 2021/

22 Total

Budget

Programme Name: Physical infrastructure development

Objective: To provide a good and secure working environment

Outcome: Increased efficiency in service delivery

Infrastructure

Development

Adequate housing facilities for

the speaker

No of housing facilities for

the speaker (House, Fence,

sentry and SQs)

1 3 0 0 0 200M

Adequate and secure offices,

committee rooms and

chambers for the members

No of offices, committee

rooms and chamber

0 10 10 10 14 200M

Programme Name: Capacity Development

Objective: To empower the staff and MCAs to effectively deliver County Assembly’s mandate

Outcome: Improved legislation, representation and oversight

Education and Training

Effective delivery of the C.A mandate

No. of staff and MCAs trained

10 10 20 20 20 40M

Research and information

services

Data and information available for decision making

No. of reports available 5 5 5 5 5 1M

Cross sectoral Implementation considerations

Name of

programme

Sector Cross –sector impact Measures to Harness

or mitigate the Impact


Physical


Water Environment and Natural

Resources

Provide water and sewer

services

Affect the environment

during construction

Undertake EIA

Lands, physical planning and

Urban Development

Provide land and necessary

approvals

Local density affected Plan effectively on

available space

Transport, Public Works,

Infrastructure and Communication

Supervise the construction to

ensure standards are adhered

Incompetent contractors Due diligence during

procurement process

Capacity

Development

National Training Institutions Provide relevant training Affecting the calendar

and business of the House

Plan effectively

National Assembly Collaboration on

parliamentary procedures

Affecting the calendar

and business of the House

Plan effectively

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4.4 County Flagship Projects Project Name Location Objective Output

/Outcome

Performance

indicators

Timefra

me

Implementing Agencies Cost

(Ksh.)

Finance and Economic Planning

Revenue

Automation

County wide To enhance

revenue collection

Increase local

revenue for improved

service delivery

Percentage

change in revenue

collected;

Number of

revenue streams automated

2018-

2022

County Treasury and

all departments

50M

Lands, Physical Planning, Housing and Urbanization

County

Housing

Estates

Nyeri town Achieve better

utilization of

land in the

dilapidated settlements

Improved

livelihoods

No. of

redeveloped

housing estates

2018-

2022

Department of Land,

Housing, Physical

Planning and

Urbanization and State Department of Housing

10 B

Urban development

Nyeri town To improve the town

infrastructure

Improved urban infrastructure

No. of towns developed

2018-2022

Department of Land, Housing, Physical

Planning and

Urbanization

944M

Health, Public Health and Sanitation

Cancer

Hospital

Dedan

Kimathi

University

To Improve

cancer diagnosis

and

management.

Reduced deaths

and disability

due to cancer,

Hospital

completed and

operational

2018-

2022

Belgium/ GOK 2 B

Gender and Social services

Nyeri County

Talent Centre

Academy

Kieni To tap and

nurture young

talent

Improved youth

talents

generation

No of youths

trained in the

centre

2018-

2022

C.G.N 300M

Agriculture, livestock and Fisheries Development

Establishment

of milk

processing and packaging

plant

Kieni To enhance milk

value chain

Increase

farmers income

No. of processing

plants established

2018-

2022

Department of

Agriculture, Livestock

and Fisheries

20M

Wambugu

ATC Centre of

Excellence

Serves county

wide

To provide

quality

agricultural

training Services and facilities

Improved

farmers’

knowledge and

skills

No. of farmers

trained

2018-

2022

Department of

Agriculture, Livestock

and Fisheries

100M

Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development

Nyeri

Convention Centre

Nyeri town To develop a

high capacity conference

facility

Improved

county competitiveness

Complete

Convention Centre

2018-

2022

CGN/GOK/

Development partners

70M

Water, Environment and Natural Resources

Karemenu Mega dam

Endarasha/Mwiyogo,Gatara

gwa and

Mugunda

wards

Water harvesting and storage

Increase area under irrigation

No of acres under irrigation

2017-2022

National Government

13B

Naromoru

Mega dam

Naromoru-

Kiamathaga and Gakawa

wards

Water harvesting

and storage

Increase area

under irrigation

No of acres under

irrigation

2017-

2022

National

Government

17B

Othaya

/Mukurweini

water and

Othaya and

Mukurweini

sub-counties

Provision of

clean portable

water and improved

Reduced water

borne diseseas

Healthy citizens

and reduction on

hospital visits

2017-

2022

CGN/National

Government

303M

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Project Name Location Objective Output

/Outcome

Performance

indicators

Timefra

me

Implementing Agencies Cost

(Ksh.)

sanitation

company

sanitation

services

Mathira water

and sanitation

company

Mathira West

and East sub-

counties

Provision of

clean portable

water and improved

sanitation

services

Reduced water

borne diseseas

Healthy citizens

and reduction on

hospital visits

2017-

2022

CGN/National

Government

1.6B

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CHAPTER FIVE

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK

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5.0 Introduction This chapter discusses the implementation framework which include, institutions responsible for the

actualization of the plan, and resource requirement and mobilization.

5.1 Institutional Framework

5.1.1 County Government functions

The county draws its roles and mandate from the Fourth Schedule of the Kenya Constitution, 2010

which states that county governments are responsible for:

a) Agriculture, including: crop and animal husbandry; livestock sale yards; county abattoirs; plant

and animal disease control; and fisheries;

b) County health services, including, in particular— county health facilities and pharmacies;

ambulance services; promotion of primary health care; licensing and control of undertakings that

sell food to the public; veterinary services (excluding regulation of the profession); cemeteries,

funeral parlors and crematoria; and refuse removal, refuse dumps and solid waste disposal;

c) Control of air pollution, noise pollution, other public nuisances and outdoor advertising;

d) Cultural activities, public entertainment and public amenities, including; betting, casinos and

other forms of gambling; racing; liquor licensing; cinemas; video shows and hiring; libraries;

museums; sports and cultural activities and facilities; and county parks, beaches and recreation

facilities.

e) County transport, including: county roads; street lighting; traffic and parking; public road

transport; and ferries and harbors, excluding the regulation of international and national shipping

and matters related thereto;

f) Animal control and welfare, including: licensing of dogs; and facilities for the accommodation,

care and burial of animals;

g) Trade development and regulation, including: markets; trade licenses (excluding regulation of

professions); fair trading practices; local tourism; and cooperative societies;

h) County planning and development, including: statistics; land survey and mapping; boundaries

and fencing; housing; and electricity and gas reticulation and energy regulation;

i) Pre-primary education, village polytechnics, homecraft centres and childcare facilities;

j) Implementation of specific national government policies on natural resources and environmental

conservation, including: soil and water conservation; and forestry;

k) County public works and services, including: storm water management systems in built-up areas;

and water and sanitation services;

l) Firefighting services and disaster management;

m) Control of drugs and pornography;

n) Ensuring and coordinating the participation of communities and locations in governance at the

local level and assisting communities and locations to develop the administrative capacity for

the effective exercise of the functions and powers and participation in governance at the local

level.

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5.1.2 County structure

Governor: The Governor is the chief executive of the county and will provide overall leadership in

the county’s economic, social and political governance and development; provide leadership to the

county executive committee and administration based on the county policies and plans; promote

democracy, good governance, unity and cohesion; promote peace and order; promote the

competitiveness of the county; is accountable for the management and use of the county resources

while promoting and facilitating citizen participation in the development of policies and plans, and

delivery of services.

Deputy Governor: The Deputy Governor is the deputy chief executive of the county and shall

deputize the governor in the execution of the executive functions. The deputy Governor may be

assigned any other responsibility by the Governor as a member of the county executive committee.

County Secretary: The County Secretary is the head of the county public service; responsible for

arranging the business, and keeping the minutes of the county executive committee subject to the

directions of the executive committee; convey the decisions of the county executive committee to the

appropriate persons.

County Executive Committee: The Executive Committee is responsible for supervising the

administration and delivery of services in all decentralized units and agencies in the county. It is

comprised of 10 members appointed by the Governor and approved by the County Assembly. Each

executive member is responsible of the respective departments which are Finance and Economic

Planning; Agriculture, Livestock Development and Fisheries; Health, Public Health and Sanitation

Services; County Public Service, Administration and Youth Affairs; Water, Environment and Natural

Resources; Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development; Transport, Public Works,

Infrastructure and Communication; Education, Science and Technology; Lands, Physical Planning,

Housing and Urbanization; Gender and Social Services

County Chief Officer: The Chief Officer will be the Accounting and Authorized Officer for the

department assigned and will be responsible to the respective County Executive Member for the

following: General administration and coordination of respective county department; Initiation,

development and implementation of policies and sector plans; Development and implementation of

strategic plans; Promotion of national values and principles of governance in the county public

service; Overseeing implementation and monitoring of performance management systems.

Directors: They will be responsible for heading technical departments in the implementation of CIDP

and all other plans.

Sub-County Administrators: The Sub-County Administrator will be responsible for: Coordinating,

managing and supervising the general administrative functions in the Sub County unit; Ensuring

effective service delivery; Coordinating developmental activities to empower the community and;

Facilitating and coordinating citizen participation in the development of policies and delivery of

Services.

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Town Administrator: The Town Administrator will be responsible for implementing the decisions

of the Town Management Committee; Coordinating, managing and supervising the general

administrative functions of the town; Overseeing the affairs of the town; Developing policies, plans,

strategies and programmes for better management of the town; Maintaining a comprehensive data

base and information system of the town administration and providing public access to the same;

Facilitating and coordinating citizens’ participation in development of policies plans and delivery of

services; Ensuring preparation and submission to the County Treasury for consideration and

submission to the County Assembly for approval as part of the Annual County Appropriation Bill;

Establishing, implementing, and monitoring performance management systems.

Ward Administrator: The Ward Administrator shall be responsible for: Coordinating, managing

and supervising the general administrative functions in the ward unit; Ensuring effective Service

delivery; Coordinating developmental activities to empower the community; Facilitating and

coordinating citizen participation in the development of policies and delivery of services at the ward

level.

Village Administrator: A village administrator shall coordinate, manage and supervise the general

administrative functions in the village including: Ensuring and coordinating the participation of the

village unit in governance; Assisting the village unit to develop the administrative capacity for the

effective exercise of the functions and powers; Participation in governance at the local.

Village Council: A village council shall be responsible for: Ensuring and coordinating the

participation of the village unit in governance; Assisting the village unit to develop the administrative

capacity for the effective exercise of the functions and powers; Participation in governance at the

local level; Monitoring the implementation of policies at the village unit; Advising the ward

administrator and sub-county administrator on matters pertaining to the village.

County Assembly: The County Assembly is the legislative arm of the county government and is

responsible for making laws that are necessary for the effective performance of the county functions

in the fourth schedule of Kenya Constitution 2010. County assembly will also exercise oversight over

the county executive committee and any other county executive organ. County assembly will receive

and approve development plans, policies, financial bill, and enact county appropriations, approve

budget estimates and county government borrowing. The county assembly is organized in different

standing committees.

County Public Service Board (CPSB): The functions of the County Public Service Board shall be,

on behalf of the county government: to establish and abolish offices; appoint persons to hold or act

in offices; confirm appointments; exercise disciplinary control over, and remove, persons holding or

acting in those offices as provided for under County Government Act, 2012; It also advise county

government on implementation and monitoring of the national performance management system in

counties; make recommendations to the Salaries and Remuneration Commission, on behalf of the

county government, on the remuneration, pensions and gratuities for county public service

employees.

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5.2 Stakeholders in the County Stakeholder Role

County Executive Committee. Policy formulation and implementation of the CIDP.

Management Committees of Devolved

Funds.(Elimu Fund, Emergency Fund,

Enterprise Development Fund etc.)

Complementing funding various projects.

FBOs (Roman Catholic, PCEA, ACK,

SUPKEM, etc)

Participate and contribute in development activities of the county.

Civil Society Organizations

Participate and contribute in development activities of the county advocacy and

awareness creation.

Community

Provision of skilled/ unskilled labour; Participate in decision making on issues affecting

them; Community policing, collaboration with security agents; Active participation in

prioritization of projects, implementation and provide information and utilization of infrastructural facilities.

Development Committees

Provide leadership in development and mainstreaming cross cutting issues in projects and programmes.

Donors Inject new resources in form of credit, grants material support and capacity buildings.

Farmers’ Organizations Promote marketing of farm produce.

Finance Institutions Avail credit, create awareness and train community on financial management.

Regulatory Boards Regulation of processing and marketing of the produce

Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS)

Collection and dissemination of consumable data for planning purposes

National Aids Control Council (NACC) Provide policy guidance on halting and the reversing the spread of HIV/AIDS; Support OVC’s and People Living with HIV/AIDS.

National Council for Persons with Disability

Enhance capacity of disabled person’s organizations, institutions and individuals; Support educational institutions for physically challenged

NEMA Enforcement of EMCA.

Legislature (National and County

Assemblies)

Deliberation and approve sector laws & policies and provision of conducive legal

environment.

Private Sector

Partners in service provision; Employment creation; Promotion of private enterprises

and competition and supplement government effort through PPP. Contribute to revenue generation.

Red Cross

Support disaster response and implementation of development projects; capacity building on disaster management; Research on development.

Research Institution Carrying out research and development.

Trade Unions Promotion of labour relations and welfare of workers.

The National Government Ministries Policy guidance, formulation of conducive laws and training on management skills,

enforcement of laws, dispensation of justice, conducting of elections.

Tourists (domestic and international) Contribute to revenue generation.

Transport Service Providers Provide public transport services to all stakeholders

Enhance economic growth by provision of access to markets by people and goods.

Commissions (SRC, CRA, JSC, CAJ

etc)

Constitutional mandate implementation

County public service Human resource management.

5.3 Resource Requirement by Sector The following table shows the proposed budget for each sector as derived from the sector

programmes.

Table 18: Summary of Proposed Budget by Sector

Sector Programme

Amount per

programme

Total amount

per sector

(Kshs.)

% of

Total

Budget

Office of the Governor Administration and Coordination 1,472,000,000 1,472,000,000 1.86

Finance and Economic Planning

Revenue mobilization and administration 60,000,000 210,000,000 0.27

Financial management 40,000,000

Economic planning and management 110,000,000

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Sector Programme

Amount per

programme

Total amount

per sector

(Kshs.)

% of

Total

Budget

Lands, Physical Planning,

Housing and Urbanization

Advancement of affordable and suitable housing 10,250,000,000 12,094,000,000 15.29

Controlled and sustainable land use 900,000,000

Urban development 944,000,000

Health, Public Health and

Sanitation Services

Health systems Planning and Support services 797,000,000 13,103,000,000 16.56

Preventive and Promotive Health Services 1,040,000,000

Curative and Rehabilitative services 11,266,000,000

Gender and Social Services

Social Welfare 265,000,000 1,449,000,000 1.83

Community Empowerment 222,000,000

Disaster Response 250,000,000

Sports Development 712,000,000

County Public Service, Administration and Youth

Affairs

Public administration and management. 841,900,000 911,900,000 1.15

County public service management 70,000,000

Agriculture, Livestock and

Fisheries Development

Agriculture Management 3,810,000,000 5,894,000,000 75.24

Agricultural training services 120,000,000

Livestock production Management 1,500,000,000

Veterinary services 314,000,000

Agriculture Mechanization services 150,000,000

Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development

Trade Development 452,000,000 2,669,000,000 3.37

Fair Trade practice 115,000,000

Investment promotion 455,000,000

Regional economic integration 150,000,000

Industrial and Enterprise Development 780,000,000

Tourism promotions and diversification 354,000,000

Cultural development 273,000,000

Cooperatives development and management 90,000,000

Education, Science and Technology

Vocational training development 1,268,000,000 4,333,000,000 5.48

Early childhood development and education

management

2,190,000,000

Elimu fund 720,000,000

ICT development 155,000,000

Water, Environment and

Natural Resources

Water supply and management 12,135,000,000 12,216,500,000 15.44

Environment & Natural Resources 81,500,000

County Assembly

Physical infrastructure development 400,000,000 441,000,000 0.56

Capacity Development 41,000,000

County Public Service

Board

Public service management 238,000,000 238,000,000 0.30


Infrastructure and

Communication

County access and feeder roads 22,000,000,000 24,085,000,000 30.44

Transport management and safety 750,000,000

Building and construction services 525,000,000

Lighting, power supply and management 763,000,000

Renewable Energy promotion 47,000,000

Total 79,116,400,000 79,116,400,000 100.00

5.4 Resource Mobilization Framework

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5.4.1 Source of Revenues

Equitable share

This is from the shared national revenue as provided for in Article 202 and 203 of the constitution.

The county receives part of the constitutionally approved share from the consolidated fund as

proposed in the Budget Policy Statement, recommended by CRA and approved by The National

Assembly.

Additional resources

In addition to the equitable share of revenue, the County Government is also expected to get

additional resources from the following sources:

Conditional and unconditional allocations from share of the national government as

contemplated under Article 202(2) of the Constitution.

Own revenues from specific county revenue raising measures through imposition of property

taxes, entertainment taxes, as well as any other tax and user fees and charges as authorized to

impose.

Borrowing provided national government guarantee is obtained as well as the approval of the

County Assembly. This will only occur if the funds will be applied to development activities.

Grants and donations from development partners in accordance with section 138 and 139 of

the Public Finance Management Act, 2012 and Public Finance Management Act (County

Government) Regulations, 2015. There are other grants not channeled through the county

revenue funds but helps the county to achieve it development objectives through

collaborations e.g. Upper Tana Natural Resource Management Project.

5.4.2 County Government Expenditure

The county government is expected to spend its money for recurrent expenditure and development

projects. The development activities are constrained, however the county government will work in

collaboration with development partners to cushion the strained development kitty.

5.4.3 Assets and Financial Management

The county treasury is the custodian of all county government assets and liabilities. The county will

therefore take stock of all the assets and update the register. The County Treasury will also monitor,

evaluate and oversee the management of public finances and economic affairs of the county

government including developing and implementing financial and economic policies, preparing the

annual budget, coordinating the implementation of the budget and mobilizing resources for funding.

The county is fully accountable to the public on the expenditure and utilization of all funds received

by or on behalf of the county government. This is done through quarterly budget implementation and

project and program status report as required under section 166(4) of the PFM Act, 2012. All financial

management systems are required to comply with the requirements of all national and county

legislations.

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The process of financial management will be as follows: The county treasury shall prepare annual

budget estimates and seek approval from the county executive committee and the county assembly.

The controller of budget will authorize withdrawals from the county revenue funds. The accounting

officer is accountable to the county assembly for ensuring that the funds of the entity for which the

officer is designated are used in a way that is lawful and authorized. The accounts of the county will

be audited by the auditor-General and submit audit reports to the relevant county assembly

committees. Internal audits will also be done continuously as a control measure.

5.4.4 Debt management

The main sources of debt to the county government are categorized into two namely;

Pending bills.

Inherited debt from defunct local authorities

Each year the county treasury will prepare the Medium Term Debt Management Strategy Paper in

accordance with section 123 of PFM Act, 2012 which outlines: The total stock of debt as at the date

of the statement; The sources of loans made to the county government; The principal risks associated

with those loans; The assumptions underlying the debt management strategy; and an analysis of the

sustainability of the amount of debt, both actual and potential.

The county will put more emphasis in ensuring the sustainability of the current debt and establishment

of necessary structures to facilitate future borrowing. However, it does not envisage any borrowing

to finance the budget and will therefore focus on servicing of existing debt. With the current level of

debt, the county government may not be able to accommodate additional borrowing to finance its

expenditures.

5.4.5 Capital Financing and Accountability.

Capital projects as contained in this plan will be funded through budgetary allocation from the county

government revenue fund, grants and loans from development partners. Over the medium term it is

expected that the county will spend not less than 30 percent of its revenue on development as required

under section 107(2)(b) of the PFM Act, 2012.

Table 19: Revenue Projections

Type of Revenue 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 Total

a) Local Revenue 1,000,000,000 1,050,000,000 1,100,000,000 1,150,000,000 1,200,000,000 5,500,000,000

b) Equitable share 4,952,800,000 5,200,440,000 5,460,462,000 5,733,485,100 6,020,159,355 27,367,346,455

c) Conditional grants 729,038,193 1,074,393,922 1,200,153,010 1,344,775,962 1,511,092,356 5,859,453,443

d) Equalization fund

e) Other sources

(Specify)

Total 6,681,838,193 7,324,833,922 7,760,615,010 8,228,261,062 8,731,251,711 38,726,799,898

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5.5 Resource Gap and Measures to Address

The resource requirement for implementation of this plan is Kshs. 79.1 Billion against projected

budget estimates of Kshs. 38. 7 Billion, creating a resource gap of Kshs. 40.4 Billion. In an attempt

to bridge the resource gap by attracting potential investors, the county government will review its

policies to significantly reduce the time and cost of doing business, thus improving the overall

business environment.

In the health sector, the county will work closely with the national government to tap more funds

from the national basket to finance its activities and programmes. In addition, the county will look

for donors such as USAID, World Bank, DANIDA among others to provide funds for projects and

programmes (preventive, promotive, curative, rehabilitative and palliative) in form of grants

supplementing the county sources.

In the infrastructural front, the county will explore Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement as

well as engage the donors to cover the existing funding gap in road improvement and maintenance;

Construction of intakes, reservoir dams/ pans and distribution lines; Construction of affordable

housing in county estates and the management of solid waste. Donor support will also be required to

bridge the gap in ICT infrastructure and improvement of vocational training centers. To finance its

ICT infrastructure, the county government will also collaborate with the national government

agencies e.g. the ICT authority to fund various activities such as development of wide area network.

In agriculture, the county government will explore PPP in value addition of agricultural produce

focusing on the agro processing industry that will brand our tea, coffee, cut flowers, and horticulture,

dairy and fruit products. Donor support will be enlisted in improving the agricultural training centers

and extension programmes to ensure food security. The above interventions will be considered in

seeking to finance market chains and cooperative programmes to ease on the county’s resource needs.

The county will therefore explore all possible resource mobilization strategies to ensure the

programmes in this blueprint are executed as planned.

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CHAPTER SIX

MONITORING AND EVALUATION

FRAMEWORK

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6.0 INTRODUCTION

This chapter outlines the rationale for a robust county monitoring and evaluation system, as well as

highlighting the key outcomes for the various sectors programs and the desired targets for the plan

period. The county monitoring and evaluation framework acknowledges the fact that the county’s

policies, procedures and systems associated with the inter-related areas of performance management

have been progressively changing. The main changes have been attributed to: the county

government’s imperative to deliver essential services and commitments made to various stakeholders;

the need for accurate and up to date data, and tracking and reporting of results to support continuous

and improved service delivery; the need for meaningful engagement with stakeholders regarding

results; need to comply with legislative and regulatory requirements; and the need to respond to

changes in county government’s delivery model.

The county government will ensure that there is clear linkage between this CIDP and other plans for

effective tracking of progress towards achievement of projects and programmes. The targets set in

this plan will be cascaded to departmental level and further to individual work plans annually.

Therefore, the focus of county departments’ indicators and targets will be alignment to the county’s

long term direction. Monitoring and evaluation forms part of the Performance Management

Framework, which encompasses setting performance indicators, measuring them over time,

evaluating them periodically and finally, making course corrections as needed.

6.1 Rationale for County Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

The county monitoring and evaluation framework will facilitate the county government to assess if

the policies, programs and projects are implemented according to the planed timelines and targets.

The M&E results will be helpful in providing feedback to citizens and resource allocation. Through

the monitoring and evaluation system, the county aims to establish: a countywide understanding of

monitoring and evaluation issues; create harmony in understanding expectations on results from

various actors; enhance culture of focusing on results; clarify roles and responsibilities and also

advance the institutionalization of monitoring and evaluation in service delivery. The county

government will ensure that this framework will be translated into M&E practices that support public

participation, planning, budgeting, delivery, policy development, oversight, reporting and other

governance related processes. Further, the transparency and accountability agenda will be advanced

through the generation of sound information – to be used in reporting, communication and the

improvement of service delivery.

6.2 Data Collection, Analysis and Reporting

The county has a monitoring and evaluation unit that is responsible for data collection, analysis and

reporting on projects and programmes implementation. The unit will be strengthened through staffing

and continuous training to execute its mandate. There will be a designated officer in every department

responsible for monitoring and evaluation in every department. The data collected at the departmental

level will be submitted to the county monitoring and evaluation unit for analysis, compilation and

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presentation. The county monitoring and evaluation unit will conduct regular surveys to ensure the

available data is accurate, authentic and up to date. The data will then be analyzed to inform decision

making in planning and budgeting.

There will be establishment of a County Monitoring and Evaluation Committee (CM&EC) that will

spearhead monitoring and evaluation activities at the county level. At the county level, the monitoring

committee will continue to build the capacity of departments and agencies on monitoring and

evaluation. This will ensure that monitoring and evaluation activities are carried out on a continuous

basis and the reports are accurate and reliable.

6.3 Legal basis for the County Monitoring and Evaluation framework

The Constitution of Kenya 2010 requires that governments use monitoring and evaluation

mechanisms as an integral part of developing and executing government policies, programmes and

projects and in resource allocation and management at the two levels of governments.

The County Government Act 2012 requires the county executive committee to design performance

management plan (with objective, measurable and time bound performance indicators)to evaluate

performance of the county public service and the implementation of county policies. It also requires

that the County Integrated Development Plan should have key performance indicators and that the

annual county budget be informed by the performance targets of the county. The CIDP should provide

clear input, output and outcome performance indicators including but not limited to: the percentage

of households with access to basic services Article 43 of the Bill of Rights of the constitution; the

percentage of a county’s capital budget actually spent on capital projects identified for a particular

financial year in terms of the county’s integrated development plan; the number of jobs created

through any local economic development initiatives including capital projects; and financial viability

of the integrated development plan in accordance with nationally applicable ratios.

These requirements are in line with those of the Public Financial Management Act 2012 that requires

county governments to prepare annual development plans that detail programs to be delivered

including measurable indicators of performance where feasible; and the Public Service (values and

principles) Act 2015 that requires every public institution develop mechanisms for monitoring and

evaluating the effectiveness of public service delivery.

6.4 Monitoring and Evaluation Outcome Indicators

The following table summarises the outcome indicators based on sector priorities and programs. It

also highlights the targets at midterm and end of term of the County Integrated Development Plan.

Table 20: Summary of Monitoring and Evaluation

Sector Programme Outcome indicators Baseline Source of

Data

Reporting Responsibility Mid-

term

Target

(2020)

End-

term

Target

(2022)

Office of the

Governor

Administration

and

Coordination

% departments with

Performance Contracts

Signed, Implemented

and Evaluated

20 Monthly

reports

Head of performance 100 100

Finance and

Economic Planning

Revenue

mobilization and administration

% change in revenue

collected

-9.4 Annual report Director of revenue 20 50

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Data


term

Target

(2020)

End-

term

Target

(2022)

Financial

management

% absorption rate 61.5 Annual budget

implementation reports

CECM Finance and

Economic planning

80 90

Reduction in number of audit queries

9 Audit reports CECM Finance and Economic planning

4 3

Economic planning and

management

% of department submitting M&E

reports to CMEU

80 M&E reports Chief Officers in all departments

100 100

Number of M&E

reports

4 M&E reports Chief Officers in all

departments

4 4

Lands,

Physical

Planning,

Housing and

Urbanization

Advancement of

affordable and

suitable housing

% of county officers

housed

5 Annual reports Director of housing 8 10

Controlled and

sustainable land

use

% compliance to spatial

plan

- Annual reports Director of physical

planning

100 100

Urban

Development

Km of drainage

constructed

Annual project

reports

Director of Physical

Planning

25 50

No of Km of street

lighting

Annual project

reports


Planning

50 100

Number of Km of roads

tarmacked

Annual project

reports


Planning

12.5 25

Health, Public

Health and Sanitation

Services

Health systems

Planning and Support services

Percentage level of

clients satisfaction

40 Health report CECM, Health Services 60 70

Nurse patient ratio 1:834 Health report CECM, Health Services 1:750 1:650

Doctor patient ratio 1:7610 Health report CECM, Health Services 1:7,300 1:7,000

Preventive and

Promotive

Health Services

Under Five Mortality

rate

52 Health report CECM, Health Services 40/1,000 30/1,00

0

Infant mortality rate 39 Health report CECM, Health Services 30/1000 25/1000

Maternal mortality ratio 110/100,000

Health report CECM, Health Services 85/100,000

70/100,000

Facility mortality rate 5.7 Health report CECM, Health Services 5 4.7

Curative and

Rehabilitative

services

% of healthcare

facilities reporting

stock out of essential

drugs and supplies

10% Health report CECM, Health Services 5 2

% of hospitals with

specialized services

40 Health report CECM, Health Services 70 100

Gender and

Social

Services

Social Welfare Average number of

days in a month girls

attend school

Gender and

social services

reports

CECM, Gender and social

services

3077 Department

reports

CECM Gender and Social

Services

8700 12500

Department

reports


Services

62 142

Community

Empowerment

Percentage of either

gender attending public

forums

Department

reports


Services

30 35

Disaster

Response

% of disaster incidences

reported and responded to

Department

reports


Services

100 100

No of deaths, missing person and directly

affected person per 100

persons

Department reports

CECM Gender and Social Services

0 0

Sports

Development

Number of ward based

multidisciplinary sports tournaments held

Department

reports


Services

22 40

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Data


term

Target

(2020)

End-

term

Target

(2022)

Number of inter-county

sports tournaments participated in

Department

reports


Services

10 10

County Public Service,

Administratio

n and Youth

Affairs

Public administration

and

management.

Level of customer satisfaction

Department reports

CECM County Public service, Administration and

youth affairs

40 70

County public

service

management

% of department

performance score

Department

reports

CECM County Public

service, Administration and

youth affairs

100 101

Agriculture,

Livestock and Fisheries

Development

Agriculture

Management

Percentage change in

agricultural output

Department

report


fisheries

3 5

Amount of crop

production per hectare

Department

report


fisheries

Agricultural

training services

Percentage of farmers

adopting modern farming technologies

Department

report


fisheries

30 50

Livestock production

Management

Percentage change in livestock production

Department report

Agriculture, Livestock and fisheries

3 5

Veterinary

services

Percentage decrease in

notifiable diseases

outbreak

Department

report


fisheries

12% 20%

Agriculture

Mechanization

services

Percentage of farmers

practicing agricultural

mechanization

Department

report


fisheries

30 50

Trade,

Culture, Tourism and

Cooperative

Development

Trade

Development

Number of markets

developed/rehabilitated/renovated

Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture

Tourism and Cooperatives

30 50

Fair Trade practice

Percentage of equipment inspected

and verified

Department report

CECM Trade, Culture Tourism and Cooperatives

Investment

promotion

Number of Producer

Business Groups

established and linked

to market

Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture


3 5

Regional

economic integration

Number of joint

projects

Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture


3 5

Industrial and Enterprise

Development

Number of new jobs created in the industries

Department report

CECM Trade, Culture Tourism and Cooperatives

2,000 5,000

Tourism

promotions and

diversification

Number of tourist

arrivals recorded

73,000 Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture


100,000 120,000

Cultural

development

Number of groups that

are actively involved

Cultural activities

10 Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture


20 40

Cooperatives

development and

management

% of active

cooperatives societies

79 Department

report

CECM Trade, Culture


85 95

Education,

Science and

Technology

Vocational

training

development

Enrollment rate Department

report

CECM, Education, Science

and Technology

95 100

Completion rate Department

report


and Technology

95 100

Retention rate Department

report


and Technology

95 100

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Data


term

Target

(2020)

End-

term

Target

(2022)

Early childhood

development and education

management

Enrollment rate Department

report


and Technology

95 100

Transition rate to

primary

Department

report


and Technology

95 100

Elimu fund Retention rate Department

report


and Technology

100 100

ICT

development

Percentage level of

internet connectivity

10 Department

report


and Technology

60 90

Water,


Resources

Water supply

and management

Percentage of HH with

access to affordable clean and safe water

62 Department

report

CECM, Water,

Environment and Natural Resources

70 85

Acreage under irrigation

2600Ha Department report

CECM Water Environment and Natural Resources

3520 4370

Environment &

Natural

Resources

% area under tree cover 38.30% Department

report

CECM Water Environment

and Natural Resources

40.10 40.30

Percentage change in river volume and level

5 Department report


35 55

% reduction in Unaccounted for Water

reported by Water

Service Providers

Department report


15 20

County

Assembly

Physical

infrastructure

development

Number of legislators

and officers housed

Department

report

Clerk of the County

Assembly

140 140

Capacity

Development

Percentage of bills

received and approved annually

Department

report

Clerk of the County

Assembly

100 100

County Public Service Board

Public service management

Percentage of staff requested and recruited

Department report

Secretary to the CPSB 100 100


Infrastructure

and

Communicati

on

County access and feeder

roads

Percentage of tarmacked road

15 Department report

CECM, Transport, Public Works, Infrastructure and

Communication

16 17

Percentage of graveled

road network

77 Department

report

CECM, Transport, Public

Works, Infrastructure and

Communication

80 95

Transport

management

and safety

Number of bus parks

constructed

Department

report



Communication

3 5

Building and

construction services

Number of reported

incidence of collapsed building and bridges

Department

report


Works, Infrastructure and Communication

0 0

Lighting, power supply and

management

Number of street light poles installed

1750 Department report

CECM, Transport, Public Works, Infrastructure and

Communication

1948 2080

Percentage of

households connected

to electricity

Department

report



Communication

Renewable

Energy

promotion

Number of alternative

energy projects

initiated/supported

0 Department

report



Communication

3 5

111

ANNEX 1

SECTOR PROJECTS DERIVED FROM

PROGRAMMES

112

7.1 Office of the Governor

7.1.1 Ongoing projects

The projects are funded by County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the County Secretary’s office. Project Name/ Location

Objectives Targets Description of Activities (Key

Outputs)

Green

Economy

considerations

Cost

(Kshs.)

Source

of

funding

Time

frame

Electronic Performance

Management System and

Automated Dashboard

Improved Performance

Management in

Service Delivery

1 Design, installation, testing and

implementation of an electronic

performance management system based

24

million

CGN 2018-

2019

Main and security gates

to the County

Headquarterss

Enhanced security of

the Governors office

1 Completed and operational security gate 0.5M CGN 2018-

2020

7.1.2 New project proposals

The projects will be funded by County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the County Secretary’s

office. Project Name/

Location

Objectives Targets Description of Activities

(Key Outputs)

Green Economy

considerations

Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Construction of

office block

County

Wide

Improved working

conditions

Office block constructed Designing, construction

and commissioning

500 M CGN 2018-

2022

Construction of

Governors residence

County

Wide

Improved working

conditions

Governor’s residence

constructed

Designing, construction

and commissioning

200 M CGN 2018-

2022

7.2 County Assembly

7.3.1 Ongoing projects

The projects are funded by County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the County Assembly. Project Name/ Location


Outputs)

Green Economy

considerations

Cost

(Kshs.)

Time

frame

Refurbishment of the

Assembly Canteen

Improve the welfare of

Members and staff

1 Refurbish the Canteen to modern

status.

Natural Lighting 8M June 2018

Main Gate to the County

Assembly

Enhanced security of

the Assembly

1 Completed and operational security

gate

4M June 2018


The projects will be funded by County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the County Assembly. Project Name/ Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities

(Key Outputs)

Green Economy

considerations

Cost

(Kshs.)

Time

frame

Refurbishment of Assembly

offices and Chamber

Improved working

condition

3 Face-lifting of Assembly

building

Reduce environment risk 30M 2018-

2019

Refurbishment of pathways Improved working condition 6 Face lifting of pathways Reduce environment risk 5 M 2018-

2019

Construction of parking bay

canopy

Protect the vehicles 80 Improving the parking lot Designing, construction and

commissioning

20 M 2018-

2022

Construction of office block Improved working condition 1 Office block constructed Designing, construction and

commissioning

200 M 2018-

2022

Construction of Speaker’s and

Clerk’s residence

Accommodation of the

officers

2 Speaker’s and Clerk’s

residence constructed

Designing, construction and

commissioning

50 M 2018-

2022

Construction of Police post and

housing units

Improve security and

working conditions

1 Completed and operational

police post


commissioning

50 M 2018-

2022

Construction of new Chamber

and Library

Improvement of record

keeping and research work

1 Completed and operational

library and Chamber


commissioning

300 M 2018-

2022

Hansard and broadcasting

systems

To enhance production and

security of hansard reports

1 Operational systems in place Installation of equipment and

system Training of personnel

20M 2018-

2022

Installation of CCTV Camera To enhance security 1 Operational system in place Installation of equipment and


5 M 2018-

2022

Installation of biometric register To enhance accountability 1 Operational system in place Installation of equipment and


5 M 2018-

2022

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7.4 Finance and Economic Planning

7.4.1 On-going projects

This project is getting funding from County Government and implementation by the department of Finance

and Economic Planning. Project Name/

Location


Outputs)

Green Economy

considerations

Cost

(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Refurbishment of

treasury offices

Improve working

conditions

Treasury office

refurbished

Partitioning and painting Natural lighting 20 M 2017/2019

6.4.2 New Project Proposals

These projects will get funding from County Government and implementation by the department of Finance

and Economic Planning. Project

Name/Location

Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost (Kshs.) Timeframe

Revenue automation County Wide To enhance revenue

collection

System in place and

use

Procurement and Installation

of a revenue system and

Training

50 M 2018-2022

Decentralization of

IFMIS

County Wide Improved service delivery IFMIS decentralises

in 13 departments

Installation of equipment and


10 M 2018-2022

Automation of

internal audit

County Wide Compliance with all laid

down financial regulations

Internal audit system

in place and use

Procurement and Installation

of an Audit system and

Training

20 M 2018-2022

Asset management County Wide Identification of county

assets

100% Asset tagging and valuation;

Asset register

10M 2018-2022

Construction of

revenue offices

County Wide Improvement of working

conditions

Office block built Construction of offices 20 M 2018-2022

Institutional capacity

building

County Wide Improved sservice delivery Offices trained Training of staff 50 M 2018-2022

7.5 Lands, Housing, Physical Planning and Urbanisation

7.5.1 On-going projects Project

Name/

Location

Objectives Targets Description of

Activities (Key

Outputs)

Cost

(Ksh)

Source of

funding

Timefr

ame

Impleme

nting

Agency

Planning

and

survey of

colonial

villages

To ensure

security of

Tenure to

the

residents

KISIP Ngorano – Mathira West SC Ruruguti – Othaya SC,

Giakaibii – Mathira West SC; Njoguini – Tetu SC;

Kanjora, - Tetu SC

County Government

Kihome- Othaya SC, Warazo jet – Kieni East SC; Githiru

– Nyeri town SC; Ngaini – Mathira West SC; Chieni –

Mathira West SC; Gikoe – Othaya SC; Njigari – Othaya

SC; Thunguma – Nyeri Town SC; Uasonyiro – Kieni West

SC; Witima – Othaya SC; Karundu- Mukurweini SC

Participatory

planning,

Development of

the local physical

development

plan(LPDP),Surve

ying,Validation,

Approval of the

LPDP and survey

plan

123 M County

Government

of Nyeri and

Kenya

Informal

settlements

Improvement

Project

(KISIP),

12

months

CGN/

KISIP

7.5.2 New Project Proposals The projects will be implemented by the department of Lands, Housing, Physical Planning and Urbanisation.

Project Name

Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Planning & survey Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To provide security

of tenure

(Kiamwangi,

Kahuru,

Kiarathiaini,

Itundu, Mbari ya

Njagi- Thengeini,

Gatondo)

Planning & survey & issuance

of title deeds

50M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Iria-ini Land Survey and

Mapping

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To provide security

of tenure

Survey and mapping 5M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Refurbishment of 200

No. county government

residential houses

County Wide To provide modern

affordable and

decent housing.

Blue Valley,

Karatina, Mweiga,

NaroMoru,

Designing; Tendering;

Implementation; Commission

100 M CGN 2018-

2022

114

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Mukurweini,

Ruringu, Kimathi

and Ringroad

Estates.

Development of a

housing bill and policy

County Wide To provide a legal

framework for

administration of

county government

of Nyeri houses

An Act on

Housing

Drafting stage; Public

Participation; Legislation

1 M CGN 2018-

2022

Training of youth groups

on Appropriate Building

Technologies

County Wide To establish ToTs

on ABTs

Two groups per

sub county

Identifying the groups; Training 10M CGN 2018-

2022

Feasibility study County Wide To guide on project

viability

Blue Valley,

Karatina, Mweiga,

NaroMoru,

Mukurweini,

Ruringu, Kimathi

and Ringroad

Estates.

Develop TORs; Procurement;

Report implementation

30M CGN 2018-

2022

Establishment of a G.I.S

laboratory

County Wide Provide a modern

facility for

analysing spatial

data

-Land records and

plans.

Purchasing of G.I.S equipment

and softwares; Training of Staff

100 M CGN 2018-

2022

Survey and processing of

ownership documents for

all commercial centres in

the county

County Wide To provide security

of tenure

All unsurveyed

public land.

Tendering; Participatory

planning; Development of the

local physical development

plan (LPDP); Surveying,

Approval of LPDP and Survey

Plan.

250 M CGN 2018-

2022

Preparation of a

valuation roll

County Wide Provide basis for

charging land rates

All rateable areas

in the county

Develop TORs; Procurement;


200 M CGN 2018-

2022

Development of a county

spatial plan

County Wide Provide basis for

optimal land use.

countywide Develop TORs; Procurement;


250M CGN 2018-

2022

Demarcation of public

land

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Security of tenure All public land,

Markets, Schools,

Churches, Villages

Surveying and demarcating 20 M GoK /

CGN

2018-

2022

Kiamutiga Public Land Wamagana

Ward

Security of tenure 1 Village Surveying and Planning 10 M GoK /

CGN

2018-

2022

Ewasonyiro trading

centre

Endarasha

Mwiyogo

Security of tenure 1 Centre Surveying and planning 10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Demarcation of public

land

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Security of tenure All public land,

Markets, Schools,

Churches, Villages

Surveying and demarcating 10 M GoK /

CGN

2018-

2022

Kiamutiga Public Land Wamagana

Ward

Security of tenure 1 Village Surveying and Planning 10 M GoK /

CGN

2018-

2022

Ewasonyiro trading

centre

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


CGN

2018-

2022

Pura Trading Centre Endarasha

Mwiyogo


CGN

2018-

2022

Kanyagia Trading Centre Endarasha

Mwiyogo


CGN

2018-

2022

Mwihoko Trading

Centre

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


CGN

2018-

2022

Wendiga Exwilly’s Endarasha

Mwiyogo


CGN

2018-

2022

Gatarakwa Public Land Gatarakwa

Ward

Security of tenure 10acres Procurement of land for public

utilities

10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Mweiga Town Planning

and Survey

Mweiga Ward Security of tenure 1 town Planning and Surveying of

Town

10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Mweiga County Estate Mweiga Ward Security of tenure 1 estate Rehabilitation of County

Owned houses and Estates

10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Samaki Village

Allocation Project

Mweiga Ward Security of tenure 1 village Surveying and Issuance of Title

deeds

10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Njeng’u Dam, Kiguru

Dam, Bondeni Dam

Mweiga Ward Security of tenure 1 village Surveying and demarcation 10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Gikoe colonial villages Mahiga Ward Security of tenure 2 village Demarcation and issuance of

title deeds

10 M GoK/

CGN

2018-

2022

115

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Kamakwa/ Mukaro

Public Land

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Security of tenure 10acres Acquisition for Youth and

Sport

10 M GOK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Chinga Dam Surveying Chinga Ward Security of tenure 1 Dam Surveying 10 M GOK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Ngaru plot/ Shopping

Centre Survey

Chinga Ward Security of tenure 1 Town Surveying 10 M GOK/

CGN

2018-

2022

Nyarugumu Kiganjo

Mathari


CGN

2018-

2022

7.6 Health and Sanitation

7.6.1 On-going Projects

These projects are to be funded and implemented by the County Government of Nyeri in collaboration with

the National Government Project Name/Location Objectives Targets Description of

Activities(Key Outputs)

Green economy

Considerations

Cost

Kshs

Time

frame

Upgrading of Othaya

Level-4 hospital-Phase 1.

Upgrade the hospital to fully-

fledged level 4, tier 3 county

hospital with all facilities

A fully-fledged level 4

hospital

Completion of Phase 1.

Outpatients, wards, maternity,

Theatre, departments.

Solar water

heating system to

be provided.

100M

2018

Muthangira Dispensary Improve Access to health care 12 room OPD block Completion Of outpatient

block

Use of natural

lighting and solar

1M 2019

Ruruguti Dispensary Improve Access to health care One maternity Wing Complete One maternity

Wing with 12 beds

Use of natural

lighting and solar

8.5M 2018

Karaba Health Centre Improve Access to health care one of X-ray unit Install an x-ray unit Use of natural

lighting and solar

4M 2018

Ichamara Dispensary Improve Access to health care One maternity Wing Complete One maternity

Wing with 12 beds

Use of natural

lighting and solar

7.5M 2018

Wamagana Health

Centre

Improve Access to health care 12 room OPD block Completion Of outpatient

block

Use of natural

lighting and solar

7.5M 2017

Kinyaiti Dispensary Improve Access to health care 12 room OPD block Completion Of outpatient

block

Use of natural

lighting and solar

0.5M 2018

Kiambogo Dispensary Improve Access to health care 12 room OPD block Operationalization Use of natural

lighting and solar

1M 2018

Ihwagi,Ragati,Kiawara

and Maragima colonial

villages

Improve Access to health care 4 mobile health facilities Construction of mobile clinics

in selected sites

Use of natural

lighting and solar

0.2M 2018

Community health

services

To enhance household health

and dissemination of health

information

251 Community health

units

Training ,equipping and

stipends

none

350M

2018

to

2022

Capacity Development

on specialized health

skills

To upscale the level of skills 40 health workers per

year

In-service Training of health

workers on critical skills.

None 15M 2018-

2022

Solid waste Management

Solid wastes

management

Upscale refuse collection

35,000 tonnes of waste

in Nyeri county

Sweeping, collection, disposal

and dumpsite management.

Controlled

tipping

175M 2018-

2022

20 acres land Procurement and development

of land for dumpsite

Controlled

tipping

30M 2018

3 cemeteries. Procurement of cemetery 20M 2018

5 dump sites in the urban

centers

Rehabilitation of 5 dumpsites 30M 2018


The projets are to be funded and implemented through collaboration between County Government of Nyeri,

National Government and Partners. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities(Key

Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Upgrading of Othaya

Level -4 hospital.

Phase2

Othaya Upgrade the hospital to fully-



A fully-fledged level

4 hospital

Construction of Radiology,

kitchen /Laundry / Mtce unit,

Admin block and mortuary.

500M 2018-2022

Upgrading of Othaya

Level -4 hospital.

Phase3

Othaya Upgrade the hospital to fully-



A fully-fledged level

4 hospital with a

training facility

Construction of am Medical

college.

400M 2018-2022

116

Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities(Key

Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Installation of ICT

infrastructure to

support EMR in all

County health

facilities, County &

Sub-County

Headquarters

County wide Improve medical records data

capture and Financial

Management (HMIS)

l One(1)Electronic

medical records

system

Installation of electronic

medical records system

20M 2018-2022

Installation of CCTV

systems in our level

IV hospitals

County wide Improve transparency and

accountability

Functional CCTV

system

4 functional CCTV systems 20M 2018-2022

Renovation and

refurbishment of PGH

Hospital and a car park

Nyeri Town Improve service delivery PGH hospital Renovation of entire PGH

hospital

500M 2018-2022

Nyeri CRH Hospital

Mortuary

Nyeri Town Improve Mortuary services 1 Mortuary Refurbishment and renovation

Mortuary

20M 2018-2022

Nyeri CRH twin

orthopedic ward

Nyeri Town Reduce congestion A twin orthopedic

ward

20M 2018-2022

Nyeri CRH palliative

care unit

Nyeri Town Improve access to health

service

A palliative care

unit

20M 2018-2022

Mukurweini Hospital Mukurweini Improve access to health

service

An outpatient and

admistration block

Construction of outpatient and

admistration block

50 M 2018-2022

Mukurweini Hospital Mukurweini Improve maternal and

neonatal outcomes

A maternity with a

born unit

Construction of a maternity

including new born unit

100M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital New

born unit

Karatina Improved neonatal outcomes 1 New born unit Construction of 1(one)

newborn unit (6 rooms)

15M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital

paediatric unit

Karatina Reduce child mortality 1 pediatric ward Construction of 1(one)

pediatric consisting of 6 rooms

20M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital

General Store

Karatina Improve supply chain

management

1 general store Construction of 1 general store 10M 2018-2022

Karatina radiology

Unit

Karatina Improve radiology services I radiology unit Construction and equipping a

radiology unit

10M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital

Mortuary

Karatina Improve Mortuary services 1 Mortuary Refurbishment and renovation

Mortuary

20M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya Hospital

Outpatient

Nyeri Town Improve management of

outpatient services

Outpatient block Expansion of Outpatient block

to level 4 standards with at

least 10 rooms

12M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya Hospital

Inpatient

Nyeri Town Improve management of

inpatient services

Inpatient block Expansion of inpatient block to

level 4 standards with at least

144 beds

100M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya radiology

Unit

Nyeri Town Improve radiology services I radiology unit Construction and equipping a

radiology unit

10M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya Hospital

Maternity unit

Nyeri Town Improve maternal Health 1 maternity ward Construction of 1(one)

maternity ward consisting of

40 beds

50M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya Hospital

General Store and

laundry

Nyeri Town Improve supply management 1 general store and

laundry

Construction of 1 general store

and laundry

15M 2018-2022

County Isolation ward

at Mt. Kenya Hospital

Nyeri Town Prevent disease spread in

health care settings

A specialized

isolation unit

Construction of a specialized

isolation unit

20M 2018-2022

Mukurweini Hospital

Outpatient casualty

and Admin Block.

Mukurweinin Improve on health Service

delivery

Outpatient,Casusalty

and Administration

Block

Construction of

outpatient,Casusalty and

Administration Block

100M 2018-2022

Mukurweini Hospital

Maternity with

newborn unit

Mukurweinin Improve maternal Health 1 maternity with

new born unit

Construction of 1(one)

maternity with new born unit

50M 2018-2022

Mukurweini Hospital

General Store

Mukurweinin Improve supply management 1 general store Construction of 1 general store 10M 2018-2022

Solid waste

Management

County Wide Upscale refuse collection 1 truck,1pickup and

30 motorcycles

Procurement of refuse vehicles 20M 2018-2022

Mt Kenya Hospital. Nyeri Town Reduction of hospital

acquired infection.

An Isolation ward

and OPD block

Construction of standard

isolation ward

13M 2018-2022

Ambulance services County Wide Improvement of referral

services

2 Hospital

ambulances

Procure basic life support

ambulance

20M 2018-2022

Mt. Kenya - Laundry

Machines and dryers

Nyeri Town Improvement of support

services in the hospitals

2 laundry Machines

and 3 dryers

Procure 2 laundry Machines

and 3 dryers

35M 2018-2022

117


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Nyeri Referal

Hospital-Power

Generators

Nyeri Town Provision of alternate power

supply

2 generators 200 kva and 350 kva

generators for power supply at

PGH hospital.

20M 2018-2022

Medical waste

Microwave shade

County Wide Improvement of medical

waste management.

1 microwave shade Construction of microwave

shade at PGH

15M 2018-2022

Laboratory upgrading

and Accreditation

County Wide Improved and timely

diagnosis

Acredited

Laboratories

Certification of Hospital Labs

for acredition

40M 2018-2022

Cancer hospital-Dedan

Kimathi University

Kiganjo Mathari To Improve cancer diagnosis

and management

Hospital completed

and operational..

Construction of a cancer

hospital

2 B 2018-2022

Patient safety and

quality improvement

program

County Wide To improve quality of care

inorder to minimize harm to

the patient including

reducing incidences of health

care associated infections

AMR

Health facilities with

a functional quality

improvement

program

Implementation of a quality

improvement program

40M 2018-2022

Non-communicable

disease surveillance

and education

County Wide To reduce the incidence of

non-communicable disease

through education and early

detection

Screening services

increased by 50%

Screening services 50 M 2018-2022

Building Level IV

Hospital- Kieni West

Kiawara Town NarumorImprove access to

health care

Hospital completed

and operational

Construction of hospital

facilities

I B 2018-2022

Building Level IV

Hospital Kieni East

Narumoro Town Improve access to health care Hospital completed

and operational


facilities

I B 2018-2022

Building Level IV

Hospital- Tetu

Gichira (Gaki

Aguthi)

Improve access to health care Hospital completed

and operational


facilities

I B 2018-2022

Building Level IV

Hospital- Mathira west

Mathira West Improve access to health care Hospital completed

and operational


facilities

I B 2018-2022

Expansion of Nyeri

county referral

Hospital

Nyeri Town Improve access to health care Hospital completed

and operational

Specialized clinics I B 2018-2022

Upgrade 30 Heath

centre laboratories &

operationalize 14

closed rural Labs

County Wide Improve access to health care 30 laboratories

constructed and in

use

Construction of laboratories 52 M 2018-2022

Bondeni Dispensary Mweiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Njeng’u Dispensary Mweiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kamatongu

Dispensary

Mweiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Mweiga Health Centre Mweiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1Health Centre Equipping and Construction of

Adult Wards

7 M 2018-2022

Amboni Dispensary Mweiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of toilets and

Equipping of Laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Chaka market

sewerage system

Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 no. sewerage

system

Construction of sewerage

system

8M 2018-2022

New center (Thirigitu)

dispensary

Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Tagwa (Maragima)

Dispensary

Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Lusoi Dispensary Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Thungari (Nyange)

Dispensary

Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Equipping and installation of

electricity

3M 2018-2022

Gatuamba Dispensary Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Rongai Dispensary Thegu River Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Naromoru health

centre

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 No. Health Center Upgrading to Level IV and

staffing; construct

physiotherapy wards and

waiting area

8M 2018-2022

Naromoru sewerage Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 No. Chamber Construction of collection

chambers

5M 2018-2022

Kamburaini

dispensary

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Kiamathaga

Dispensary

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Naromoru Town

sewerage

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 No. exhauster Purchase of an exhauster 8M 2018-2022

Naromoru Town

dumping site

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To Improve Health Access 20acres Purchase of a dumpsite 20M 2018-2022

118


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Mere dispensary Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Warazo Jet Dispensary Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Huhoini dispensary Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Mbiriri dispensary Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ndathi dispensary Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Munyu Health Center Kabaru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Mortuary Construction and equipping of

a mortuary

5M 2018-2022

Gakawa Dispensary Gakawa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Equipping the maternity ward;

installation of electricity and

water; ablution block;

paediatric ward and equipping

of laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Mureru dispensary Gakawa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Laboratory; 1

No. maternity ward

Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ragati Health center Gakawa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Kamoko Health centre Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Completion and renovation of

staff houses; fencing

5M 2018-2022

Kagonye dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Installation of seats and

electricity at the waiting bay;

construction of water tank and

drug store.

3M 2018-2022

Kihome dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction of staff houses 3M 2018-2022

Kihome dumpsite Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 10acres Purchase of land 10M 2018-2022

Kihome public toilet Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Toilet Construction of a public toilet

at Kihome shopping centre

2.5M 2018-2022

Kagere dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction of 2 toilets,

waiting bay, card store,

laboratory ceiling and

connection to water

3M 2018-2022

Munyange Dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Gikoe Dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Munyange public

toilet

Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. ablution block Construction of a public toilet

at Munyange shopping center

2M 2018-2022

Gaturuturu dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Convert gaturuturu polytechnic

into a dispensary

2M 2018-2022

Njigari Health center Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Gituiga Health center Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Gitugi dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction of staff quarters

and staffing

3M 2018-2022

Rukira dispensary Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction of ablution block,

staff quarters, fencing,

equipping and staffing

3M 2018-2022

Rukira public toilet Mahiga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. ablution block Construction of a public toilet

at Rukira cattle dip

2.5M 2018-2022

Witima Health centre Karima ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Purchase of generator;

construction of staff houses;

casualty/female/male/children

wards

5M 2018-2022

Thuti dispensary Karima ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Gatugi dump site Karima ward To Improve Health Access 10 acres Excavation and equipping for

recycling

10M 2018-2022

Ambulance Services Countywide To Improve Health Access 8 No. ambulances Procurement of ambulances 7M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital Karatina Ward To Improve Health Access One ICU Construction and equipping 10M 2018-2022

Karatina Hospital Karatina Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Purchase of equipments 10M 2018-2022

Itiati Dispensary Karatina Ward To Improve Health Access One house Renovation of one staff house

and upgrading to a health

center

10M 2018-2022

Mathaithi Health

center

Karatina Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Construction and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Ruguru Health Centre Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access One maternity ward Completion of maternity wing 5M 2018-2022

Thaithi Health Centre Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Completion; Laboratory

construction

5M 2018-2022

119


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Gatiko dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Completion; Laboratory

construction

3M 2018-2022

Kianjogu dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Completion; Laboratory

construction

3M 2018-2022

Wakamata dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access One laboratory Completion; Laboratory

construction

3M 2018-2022

Ngurumo Dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 laboratory Construction of a laboratory;

Supply of Drugs

3M 2018-2022

Karogoto Dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion 3M 2018-2022

Ruthagati Dispensary Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kaiyaba Health Center Kirimukuyu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion and Equipping &

laboratory

7M 2018-2022

Ndimaini maternity Konyu Ward To Improve Health Access One maternity ward Purchase of incubators;

Constructing and equipping of

Laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Gatina Dispensary Konyu Ward To Improve Health Access One Laboratory Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Gathugu dispensary Konyu Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Renovation and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Karindundu

dispensary

Konyu Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction and equiping of

laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Blue Valley Health

Centre

Rware Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Kiawara Health Centre Rware Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Majengo Health

Centre


Lower Bus Stage

Toilet

Rware Ward To Improve Health Access One Toilet Rennovation 2M 2018-2022

Kingongo Dispensary

Project


Kahiga Dispensary

Project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction of laboratory and

equipping,Construction of

Doctor’s house,Construction of

maternity

3M 2018-2022

Kihuyu Dispensary Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction of laboratory and

equipping,Construction of

Doctor’s house,Construction of

maternity; Construction of a

gate,Fencing

3M 2018-2022

Nyaribo Dispensary Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Upgrade of facility to Health

Centre with a maternity wing

3M 2018-2022

Thungari Dispensary Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction of

Toilets,Purchase on an

incinerator

3M 2018-2022

Kihuri Dispensary Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Purchase of Laboratory

Equipments,Construction of

staff Houses

3M 2018-2022

Gatuyaini Shopping

Centre

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To Improve Health Access One dispensary Construction of a dispensary 3M 2018-2022

Mweru dispensary Rugi Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Upgrading to Health

Centre;Construction and

equiping of Laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Mihuti Dispensary Rugi Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Upgrading to Health

Centre;Construction and

equiping of Laboratory

3M 2018-2022

Karundu Dispensary Rugi Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Gumba Dispensary Rugi Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Rehabilitation & laboratory

construction

3M 2018-2022

Kangurwe

Dispensary

Rugi Ward To Improve Health Access One dispensary Rehabilitation & laboratory

construction

3M 2018-2022

Kanjuri Health Centre Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Maternity Wing Completion of maternity wing

and equipping

5M 2018-2022

Gitimaini Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Gikumbo Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Gaikuyu Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ndumanu Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

Gitunduti Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

Karura Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

120


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Gitunduti Public

Toilet

Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 public toilet New construction 2M 2018-2022

Kagochi Public Toilet Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 public toilet New construction 2M 2018-2022

Gitimaini Public

Toilet


Miiri Health Centre Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Construction 5M 2018-2022

Gathaithi Health

Centre

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


Ihwagi Health Centre Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


Kahuru Health Centre Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Upgrading staff houses and

maternity unit

5M 2018-2022

Kangocho Dispensary Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of staff houses 3M 2018-2022

Ndaro-ini Dispensary Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kiaritha-ini

Dispensary

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Gatondo Health Centre Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To Improve Health Access 2 staff houses Upgrading staff houses 5M 2018-2022

Zaina Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Githakwa Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Njogu-ini Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Upgrading and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kiandere Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Ichagachiru

Dispensary

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Ihururu Health Centre Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Upgrading and Equipping 5M 2018-2022

Kirurumi Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Kiriti/ Kagogi

Dispensary

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Kigogo-ini Dispensary Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Githerere Public Toilet Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Toilet Construction of a public toilet 2M 2018-2022

Mathakwa-ini

Dispensary

Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Wamagana Health

Centre

Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Upgrading to Level IV

Hospital

5M 2018-2022

Gathuthi Dispensary Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Giakanja Drainage

System

Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Drainage System Construction of Drainage

System

5M 2018-2022

Kariguini Dispensary Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Wandumbi Dispensary Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Unjiru Health Centre Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Improvement and Equipping 5M 2018-2022

Gachatha Public Toilet Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Toilet Construction of a public toilet 2M 2018-2022

Kihora Dispensary Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary construction 3M 2018-2022

Gichira Health Centre Aguthi/

GaakiWard

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Up-grading to Level IV 5M 2018-2022

Gathaithi Dispensary Aguthi/

GaakiWard

To Improve Health Access 1 Toilet Block Toilet Completion 3M 2018-2022

Thage-ini Dispensary Aguthi/

GaakiWard

To Improve Health Access 1 Laboratory Construction and equipping of

a laboratry

3M 2018-2022

Githunguri Dispensary Endarasha

Mwiyogo

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion, staffing and

equipping

3M 2018-2022

Endarasha Health

Centre

Endarasha

Mwiyogo

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Completion, stafffing and

equipping

5M 2018-2022

Ewasongiro

Dispensary

Endarasha

Mwiyogo

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion, staffing and

equipping

3M 2018-2022

Kanyagia Clinic Endarasha

Mwiyogo

To Improve Health Access 1 Clinic Construction of container

concrete platform

0.5M 2018-2022

121


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Kiawara Sewerage

System

Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access I System Construction of a sewerage

System

5M 2018-2022

Nairutia Sewerage

System

Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access I Sewerage System Construction of a sewerage

System

5M 2018-2022

Kiawara Level IV

Hospital

Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Level IV Construction and equipping 15M 2018-2022

Mbiritui Dispensary Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kimuri Dispensary Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Lamuria Dispensary Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Expansion of the dispensary 3M 2018-2022

Kabati Dispensary Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Completion and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Watuka Dispensary Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Upgrading to a Health Centre 3M 2018-2022

Gitegi Dispensary Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and quipping 3M 2018-2022

Gatarakwa Laboratory Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access All Health Facilities Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Charity Dispensary Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and quipping 3M 2018-2022

Kimunyuru

Dispensary

Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and quipping 3M 2018-2022

Embaringo Dispensary Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Upgrading to a Health Centre 3M 2018-2022

Watuka Town

Ablution Block

Gatarakwa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Ablution block Construction of an ablution

block

1.5M 2018-2022

Njokiini Health Centre Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Expansion of Njokiini Health

Centre

5M 2018-2022

Tambaya dispensary Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Repair and rehabilitation of the

dispensary

3M 2018-2022

Ningaini dispensary Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Repair and rehabilitation of the

dispensary

3M 2018-2022

Kaheti dispensary Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of a dispensary 3M 2018-2022

Tambaya Public Toilet Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Toilet Construction of Public Toilet 2M 2018-2022

Gatura Public Toilet Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Toilet Construction of Public Toilet 2M 2018-2022

Kanunga Public Toilet Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access One Toilet Construction of Public Toilet 2M 2018-2022

Gaikundo Public

Toilet

Mukurweini west

Ward


Kaheti Public Toilet Mukurweini west

Ward


Gakindu Public Toilet Mukurweini west

Ward


Matiraiini Public

Toilet

Mukurweini west

Ward


Kiawamururu Public

Toilet

Mukurweini west

Ward


Gakindu

Rehabilitation Centre

Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 center Construction of a

Rehabilitation centre

5M 2018-2022

Gatura dispensary Mukurweini west

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Kiirungi Dispensary Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of Dispensary 3M 2018-2022

Nduma health centre Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of a Health centre 5M 2018-2022

Thimu Community

health centre

Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of a Health centre 5M 2018-2022

Muthuthi Dispensary Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Upgrading, construction of

staff houses and other


3M 2018-2022

Nyakahuho

Dispensary

Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access One maternity ward Construction of maternity and

upgrading

3M 2018-2022

Ngurweini Dispensary Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and staffing 3M 2018-2022

Kaharo Dispensary Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Up grading to a Health centre 3M 2018-2022

Kibutio Health centre Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation, and upgrading 5M 2018-2022

Karaba Health Cenre Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation, Equipment and

construction of X-ray unit

5M 2018-2022

Mwenga Dispensry Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipment 3M 2018-2022

Kiharo Public Toilet Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction 2M 2018-2022

Wangera Health

Centre

Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipment 5M 2018-2022

122


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Muthuthiini

Dispenasry

Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation, Purchase of

maternity equipment and

improvement of sewage system

3M 2018-2022

Mutonga Dispensary Gikondi Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipment 3M 2018-2022

Kanjuri Health Centre Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Maternity Wing Completion and equipping of

maternity wing.

5M 2018-2022

Gitimaini Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Gikumbo Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Gaikuyu Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ndumanu Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

Gitunduti Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

Karura Dispensary Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary New construction 3M 2018-2022

Giatunduti Public

Toilet


Kagochi Public Toilet Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 public toilet New construction 2M 2018-2022

Kinunga Dispensary Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping and staffing 3M 2018-2022

Gitero Dispensary Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping, Staffing,

Construction of a laboratory,

Lighting

3M 2018-2022

Kamuyu Dispensary Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping and staffing 3M 2018-2022

Gitathini Dispensary Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Gatitu Dispensary Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Upgrade to a Health Centre 3M 2018-2022

Thunguma Dispensary Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Fencing, Laboratory

construction and Medical

Supply.

3M 2018-2022

Riamukurwe

Dispensary

Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Karuthi Health Centre Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping and staffing 5M 2018-2022

Gichiche Health

Centre

Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Landscaping, Rehabilitation

and staffing

5M 2018-2022

Ngaru Health Centre Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Landscaping, Rehabilitation,

staffing and construction of

staff houses

5M 2018-2022

Kiaguthu Health

Centre


and staffing

5M 2018-2022

Kiamuya Health

Centre


and staffing

5M 2018-2022

Kariko Dispensary Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation, Landscaping,

upgrading and staffing

3M 2018-2022

Mucharage Dispensary Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Rehabilitation and extension 3M 2018-2022

Community Health

Volunteer’s Support

Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access All Community

Health Volunteers

Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Health Centres

Laboratory

Chinga Ward To Improve Health Access All Health Centres Construction of Laboratories 5M 2018-2022

Mutwewathi

Dispensary

Mukurwe-ini

Central

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction 3M 2018-2022

Ichamara Dispensary Mukurwe-ini

Central

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Thangathi Health

Centre

Mukurwe-ini

Central

To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Fencing 5M 2018-2022

Kiuu Dispensary Mukurwe-ini

Central

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Water Connection 3M 2018-2022

Preventive and

Promotive Health Care

Program

All Kieni Wards To Improve Health Access All healthy facilities Procurement and distribution

of Nutritional supplement.

Management of malnourished

children and pregnant and

lactating women; Conduct

Rapid Nutritional Assessment

& Integrated out reaches

Monitoring of school

health/diet; Up scaling of High

Impact Nutrition Interventions

9.3 M 2018-2022

123


Outputs)

Cost

Kshs

Time frame

Muthuthi Public Toilet Gikondi Ward To improve sanitation

services

1 No. Toilet Construction of Public Toilet 3M 2018-2022

Muruguru dispensary Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward

To promote health services 1 No. Equipping (laboratory

equipments)

2M 2018-2022

Gatitu public toilet Gatitu Muruguru

Ward

To promote health services 1 Construction of a public toilet 1M 2018-2022

Gatitu Muruguru

dispensaries

Gatitu Muruguru

Ward

To promote health services 5 No. Fencing of all dispensaries 0.5M 2018-2022

Kiganjo health center Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To promote health services 1 Laboratory equipments 1.5M 2018-2022

Kirichu dispensary Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To promote health services 1 Rehabilitation & equipping 2M 2018-2022

Kihuyo dispensary Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

To promote health services 1 Rehabilitation & equipping 2M 2018-2022

Gatuamba Dispensary Thegu River Ward To promote health services 1 Dispensary Completion and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Karangia Public Toilet Wamagana Ward To enhance sanitation

services

1 Toilet Construction 1M 2018-2022

Wamagana Shopping

Centre Public Toilet

Wamagana Ward To enhance sanitation

services


Wandumbi Public

Toilet

Wamagana Ward To enhance sanitation

services


Ihururu, Kigogoini and

Githakwa Public

Toilets

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To enhance sanitation

services

4 Public Toilets Construction 1M 2018-2022

Endarasha Town

Ablution Block

Endarasha/Mwiyo

go Ward

To enhance sanitation

services

1 Block Construction and Equipping 1M 2018-2022

Karangia Dispensary Wamagana Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Burguret Dispensary Gakawa Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction of maternity and

equipping

3M 2018-2022

Kinyaiti Dispensary Endarasha/Mwiyo

go Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kiariua Dispensary Aguthi Gaaki

Ward

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Renovation and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kairuthi Dispensary Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Renovation, Upgrading and

equipping

3M 2018-2022

Waihara/ Ihuririo

Dispensary

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


equipping

3M 2018-2022

Iriaini Dispensary Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


equipping

3M 2018-2022

Nyamari Dispensary Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


equipping

3M 2018-2022

Gitimaini Chief’s

Camp Public Toilet

Magutu Ward To enhance sanitation

services

1 Public Toilet Construction of Public Toilet 1.5m 2018/2022

Kanjuri Health Centre Magutu Ward To Improve Health Access 1 No. Construction and Equiping 3M 2018/2022

Sagana Dispensary Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Dispensary Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ngorano Health

Centre

Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health centre Construction and equipping,

Installation of generator

4M 2018-2022

Chieni Health Centre Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health centre Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kiamariga Health

Centre

Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health centre Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Ruguru Health Centre Ruguru Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health centre Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Mitero Dispensary Kabaru Ward To promote health access 1 Dispensary Construction and Equipping 3M 2018/2022

Kimahuri Public

Toilet

Kabaru Ward To enhance sanitation

services

1 Block Public

Toilet

Construction of Public Toilet 1M 2018/2022

Kagere Public Toilet Mahiga Ward To enhance sanitation

services

1 Block Public

Toilet

Construction of Public Toilet 1M 2018/2022

Karia Health center Ruringu ward To enhance health access 1 No. Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Belevue Health Centre Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Karemeno Health

Centre

Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Health Centre Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Belevue Cemetery Mugunda Ward To Improve Health Access 1 Cemetery Fencing 0.5M 2018-2022

7.6.3 Stalled projects Project Name Location Description of Activities Reasons for stalling

Mere Dispensary Kieni East Completion of maternity block with 12 beds Lack Of Funding

Gakawa Dispensary Kieni East Completion of maternity block with 12 beds Lack Of Funding

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Project Name Location Description of Activities Reasons for stalling

Gatei Dispensary Mathira East Equipping and Completed but septic tank Lack Of Funding

Ruguru Health Mathira West Construct one Septic Tank to serve 12 bed maternity and 16 beds

inpatients

Lack Of Funding

Ragati Dispensary Kieni East Construction of a 12 rooms dispensary Lack Of Funding

Gatiko Dispensary Mathira West Completion of outpatient block with 12 rooms Lack Of Funding

Karatina Outpatient and emergency unit Karatina Hospital Construction of New OPD and emergency unit. Lack Of Funding

Zaina Dispensary Tetu – Dedan Kimathi Completion of outpatient block Lack of funding

7.7 Gender, Social services and Sports


The projects are to be funded and implemented in collaboration with National Government. Project Name/

Location

Objectives Targets Description of Activities

(Key Outputs)

Cost

(Ksh)

Source of

funding

Time frame

Ruring’u Stadium To promote sports activities

and physical fitness

1 No Stadium Building of standard stadium 2.5B G.O.K /

C.G.N

2018-2022

Provision of N.H.I.F

Cover Bima Afya

Provide NHIF Cover to

vulnerable members of society

PWDS, orphans and the

elder vulnerable persons

Provision of finances to cater

for the NHIF cards

250M C.G.N 2018-2022

Issuance of Sanitary

towels

Ensure retention of std 8 girls

in school the whole year

Std 8 girls in all primary

schools

Procurement and distribution

of sanitary towels

15 M

C.G.N 2018-2022


These projects will be funded by County Government of Nyeri, National Government and Partners. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs)

Time

frame

Ihwagi Social Hall Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 construction of social hall 2M 2018-

2022

Kiamwangi Social Hall Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


conference facility

1 construction of social hall 2M 2018-

2022

Dump Chambers (Ihwagi,

Itundu, Kangocho, Gatondo,

Ndaroini, Kiarithaini, Miiri)

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


conference facility

7 construction of social hall 3.5M 2018-

2022

Kirimukuyu Youth

Incubation/resource Centre

Kirimukuyu Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Construction/Renovation,

facilities and equipment’s

and trainers

5M 2018-

2022

Thamaru women empowerment

center

Kirimukuyu Ward Equipping and enhancement of

skills & innovation,

entrepreneurship and job

creation among women

1 Construction/Renovation,

facilities and equipment’s

and trainers

2m 2018-

2022

Kahiga sports ground Kiganjo/Mathari To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 Grading & Levelling 2M 2018-

2022

Kangocho Social Hall Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


conference facility

1 upgrading 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kahuru playground Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 upgrading 2M 2018-

2022

Karaba Social Hall Gikondi Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility 1 No. Building & Equipping 1.5M

2018-

2022

Mararia Community

playground Gikondi Ward


physical fitness 1 No.

Reclaiming the Public

Land, fencing & Leveling 2M

2018-

2022

Karindi High attitude Training

Camp Gikondi Ward



Rehabilitation, fencing,

installation of power/water,

levelling of play ground

5M

2018-

2022

Karindi playground Gikondi Ward To promote sports activities and


Levelling, tartan installation of power/water, perimeter

fence

5M 2018-2022

Kiirungi Children’s home Gikondi Ward To support the destitute

children

1 No. Expansion and equipping 10M

2018-

2022

Kabiruini Primary Special

Needs Unit

Ruguru Ward To support the destitute

children

I Unit Construction and equipping 10M

2018-

2022

Kiamariga Social Hall and

Recreation facilities

Ruguru Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 No. Construction and Equipping 5M 2018-

2022

Kamoko Community LIbrary Mahiga Ward To promote a learning culture 1 No. Library Equipping 2M 2018-

2022

125

Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs)

Time

frame

Witima Play Ground Karima Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 Play Ground Construction of Play

Ground

2M 2018-

2022

Mukurwe-ini Central Youth

Incubation Centre

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward

To enhance productivity 1 Centre Construction and Equipping 5M 2018-

2022

Gitundu Community Library Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To provide conducive learning

environment

Construction and Equipping 5M 2018-

2022

Juakali and Ihururu Social

Halls

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


conference facility

2 No. Construction and Equipping 8M 2018-

2022

Kinunga Stadium Dedan Kimathi

Ward


physical fitness

1No. Construction and Equipping 4M 2018-

2022

Kanjora Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Improve access to information 1 Community

hall

Construction And equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Huhoini Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Improve access to information 1 Resource

Center


2022

Ngooru Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Improve access to information 1 Resource

Center


2022

Maragima Social Hall Thegu River Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction and Equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Ngonde Social Hall Thegu River Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility


2022

Chaka Social Hall Thegu River Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility


2022

Lusoi Market Social Hall Thegu River Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility


2022

Ams Dam Site Social Hall Thegu River Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility


2022

Wamagana Playing Ground Wamagana Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 Field Rehabilitation and

equipping

4M 2018-

2022

Othaya Stadium Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


physical fitness

One Stadium Fencing, Drainage, Upgrade

of track, Gate,

washroom/changing room

and goal posts

25M 2018-

2022

Kieni Stadium (Naromoru) Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward


physical fitness

One Stadium Fencing, Drainage, Upgrade

of track, Gate,

washroom/changing room

and goal posts

20M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Stadium Mweiga Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium Levelling, drainage &

washrooms

12M 2018-

2022

Mweiga town Mweiga Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 social hall Construction and equipping 15 M 2018-

2022

Ihururu Stadium(Tetu) Dedan Kimathi

Ward


physical fitness

One Stadium Gate, changing room,

murraming of track &

Pavilion

2018-

2022

Kaiyaba Stadium(Mathira

West)

Kirimukuyu Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium Levelling, drainage, upgrade

track/football pitch &

washrooms

20M 2018-

2022

Gikumbo Stadium (Mathira

East)

Magutu ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 sports center construction 2M 2018-

2022

Gatei sports centre Magutu ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium construction 3M 2018-

2022

Youth incubation and women

empowerment programmes

Magutu ward Youth and women

empowerment

1 2M 2018-

2022

Play-ground Renovation County wide To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

7 Play grounds Levelling, goal post,

volleyball posts and netball

posts.

28M 2018-

2022

Sports Competition

Programmes County wide

County wide To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

40 competi

tions

Organize tournaments

throughout the County

150M 2018-

2022

Sports Personnel Training County wide To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

30 clinics Training seminars, clinics 20M 2018-

2022

Awards to sportsmen and

women

County wide To improve standard of

sporting activities

100 people Rewarding performance- eg

cross country, marathon ,

rugby

12.5M 2018-

2022

Talents Academy County wide To establish a holistic talent

academy

1 No. To acquire land, construct,

purchase equipment,

provide training for talented

youth and payment for

trainers

300M 2018-

2022

126


(Kshs)

Time

frame

Sports Equipment County wide To provide sportsmen/women

with the necessary equipment

County wide

sports Teams

Procurement process,

issuing of equipment to

Teams

20M 2018-

2022

Jiinue Fund County wide Provide funds for business

enterprises to Improve the

social economic welfare of the

people

Youth, Women

and PWDS -

5,000 people

Disbursement of finance for

investment and capacity

building

500M 2018-

2022

Karatina children’s’ home

Kitchen

County wide Replace the small wooden

kitchen and dining hall to fully

cater for the increasing number

of children

1 kitchen and

dining hall


2022

Karatina Children’s home Staff

houses

County wide Provide housing for staff for

easy monitoring of children.

Four units Construction and equip 8M 2018-

2022

Karatina Children’Home

Vehicle

County wide To provide easy means of

transport

One vehicle Purchase of motor vehicle 3M 2018-

2022

Municipal social hall at the

whispers park

County wide Provide conducive meeting

conference facility and increase

departmental revenue base

1 hall Rehabilitate offices, library,

sanitation block and hall;

Perimeter wall, Gate sitting

terraces, WI-FI

100M 2018-

2022

Disability mainstreaming County wide Ease of mobility Procurement of wheelchairs 20M 2018-

2022

Fire engines County wide Fire risk reduction Six fire engines Procurement process to

purchase the engines

300M 2018-

2022

Fire sub-stations County wide Fire risk reduction and reduce

the response time

Six Sub-

counties

Buying of land and

construction of offices,

staffing and equipment

60M 2018-

2022

Refurbishment of existing fire

stations

County wide Provide conducive and

habitable environment

Two stations Renovation of building and

perimeter wall

12M 2018-

2022

Water points in fire stations County wide Refilling fire engines with

water

Eight stations Extend water main to fire

stations

6M 2018-

2022

Fire hydrants County wide Enhance water available Big town and

high rocketing

slums

Extend water service line to

fire prone areas

10M 2018-

2022

Safety Awareness Campaign County wide Risk reduction Members of

public and

Government

Institutions

Sensitize the community on

safety awareness

5M 2018-

2022

Communication and digital

camera

County wide To enhance distress call to the

fire station and for pictorial

evidence

Eight stations Register with

communication centre of

Kenya for toll free line and

procure for camera

1.7M 2018-

2022

Naromoru town social hall Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward


conference facility

1 No. Hall Rehabilitation of drainage

system

1M 2018-

2022

Mere Social Hall Kabaru Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 No. Hall Renovation of a hall 1M 2018-

2022

Warazo Jet Social Hall Kabaru Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 No. Hall Construction of a hall 1M 2018-

2022

Mbiriri Community play

ground

Kabaru Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 No. Play

Ground

Levelling and fencing 1M 2018-

2022

Munyu Community play

ground


physical fitness

1 No. Play

Ground


2022

Huhoini Community play

ground


physical fitness

1 No. Play

Ground

Purchase of Land, Levelling

and fencing

1M 2018-

2022

Kagonye Community play

ground

Mahiga Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 No. Play

Ground


2022

Gatugi community play ground Karima ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 play Ground Levelling ; construction of

an ablution block and VIP

stand

1M 2018-

2022

Kiandifoni community play

ground

Karima ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 play Ground Levelling ; construction of

an ablution block and VIP

stand

1M 2018-

2022

Thuti community hall Karima ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction and equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Men/Women/Youth Fund

Programes

Countywide To empower to the society 100,000 People Support to Women, Youth

and Disabled

100M 2018-

2022

BIMA AFYA Countywide To prove health services to the

elderly and disabled

Disabled and

elderly

NHIF 200M 2018-

2022

127


(Kshs)

Time

frame

Ragati Youth Empowerment

Centre

Karatina Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

One Center Purchase of equipments 2.5M 2018-

2022

Ragati Youth Centre Karatina Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

One Center Equiping 3M 2018-

2022

Karatina Stadium Karatina Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium Upgrading-Social Hall

construction and equipping

3M 2018-

2022

Mathaithi Stadium Karatina Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium Upgrading 3M 2018-

2022

Gathumbi Social hall Karatina Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction / equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Kianjogu Community Ground Kirimukuyu Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 play Ground Rennovation and conversion

into a social hall.

1M 2018-

2022

Konyu Youth empowerment

programme

Konyu Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

Youth Rennovation of playing

grounds; Construction and

equipping of talent centres

2M 2018-

2022

Sungura Park Project Rware Ward Provide conducive social

environment

One park Rennovation 2.5M 2018-

2022

Whispers Park Project Rware Ward Provide conducive social

environment


2022

Total/Temple Road Park Rware Ward Provide conducive social

environment


2022

Kihuyo Social Hall Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction 1M 2018-

2022

Giathugu Shopping Centre Rugi Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction of Library and

Social Hall

2.5M 2018-

2022

Ngamwa Shopping Centre Rugi Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction of Social Hall 1M 2018-

2022

Kabuta Shopping centre Rugi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Stadium Construction of a stadium 2M 2018-

2022

Muchatha Shopping centre Rugi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness


2022

Giat shopping centre Rugi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness


2022

Gikumbo Talent Centre Magutu Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 talent centre Establish a talent centre (Art

and Sports)

2M 2018-

2022

Kiaritha-ini Play Ground Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


physical fitness

1 play Ground Upgrading 1M 2018-

2022

Kahuru – Kariki Social Hall Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


conference facility

1 Social Hall Completion 2M 2018-

2022

Ihururu Play Ground Wamagana Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 Playing

Ground

Levelling and Upgrading 1M 2018-

2022

Kinunga Play Ground Dedan Kimathi

Ward


physical fitness

1 Playing

Ground


2022

Kigogo-ini Play Ground Dedan Kimathi

Ward


physical fitness

1 Playing

Ground


2022

Wamagana Disability Office Wamagana Ward Promote access to services 1 Office Construction of an Office 2M 2018-

2022

Wamagana Playing Field Wamagana Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Playing

Ground

Fencing 1M 2018-

2022

Hubuini Social Hall Wamagana Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction and Equiping 1M 2018-

2022

Wandumbi Special School Wamagana Ward 1 Laundry

Machine;

1School Van

Procurement of Laundry and

School Van

2M 2018-

2022

Gichira Stadium Aguthi/GaakiWar

d


conference facility

1Stadium Completion 4M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Stadium Mweiga Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Stadium Rehabilitation and drainage 3M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Youth Empowerment

Centre

Mweiga Ward Empower the youth talents 1

Empowerment

Centre

Rehabilitation, Construction

and Equipping

2.5M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Town Library Mweiga Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Construction and Equipping 2M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Ward Tournaments Mweiga Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

All teams Training of Coaches 2M 2018-

2022

Mweiga Fire Station Mweiga Ward |Enhance response to fire

incidences

1 Fire Station Construction and Equipping 2M 2018-

2022

128


(Kshs)

Time

frame

Satima Playground Endarasha/Mwiyo

go


physical fitness

1 Playground Fencing, levelling and goal

posts

1M 2018-

2022

Endarasha Stadium Endarasha/Mwiyo

go


physical fitness

1 Stadium Fencing, levelling and goal

posts

3M 2018-

2022

Kiawara Stadium Mugunda Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

1 Stadium Construction 3M 2018-

2022

Kiwara Library Mugunda Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Construction and equiping 3million 2018-

2022

Gatarakwa Ward Tournaments Gatarakwa Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

18 teams Equiping and training 2M 2018-

2022

Charity Library Gatarakwa Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Construnction and

equipping

1.5M 2018-

2022

Kabati Social Hall Gatarakwa Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction 1M 2018-

2022

Gakindu Talent centre Mukurweini west

Ward

To establish a holistic talent

academy

One talent

center

Organisation of Football and

Volleyball Tornaments

2.5M 2018-

2022

Kiawamururu Talent centre Mukurweini west

Ward


academy

One talent

center

Organisation of Football and

Volleyball Tornaments

2.5M 2018-

2022

Ndiani Playground Mukurweini west

Ward


physical fitness

One Play

ground

Upgrading of playground 1M 2018-

2022

Kiawamururu Playground Mukurweini west

Ward


physical fitness

One Play

ground


2022

Tambaya Playground Mukurweini west

Ward


physical fitness

One Play

ground


2022

Kaheti Playground Mukurweini west

Ward


physical fitness

One Play

ground


2022

Karindi play ground Gikondi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Play

ground

Fencing and rehabilitation 1M 2018-

2022

Mutitu Play Ground Gikondi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Play

ground

Fencing and rehabilitation 1M 2018-

2022

Irathimiro Play ground Gikondi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Play

ground

Grading and levelling 1M 2018-

2022

Kaharo Sport Field Gikondi Ward To promote sports activities and

physical fitness

One Play

ground

Grading and levelling 1M 2018-

2022

Gikumbo Talent Centre Magutu Ward To establish a holistic talent

academy

1 talent centre Establish a talent centre (Art

and Sports)

2.5M 2018-

2022

Munungaini Talent Centre Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


academy

One talent

center

Construction and equipping

of Youth, Sports, ICT

Centre and a Social Hall at

Tetu Nursery

2.5M 2018-

2022

Marua Social Hall Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward


conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction of a Social

Hall.

1M 2018-

2022

Muruguru Social Hall Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward


conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction of a Social

Hall.

1M 2018-

2022

Thunguma Vocational Centre Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward


academy

1 Centre Construction 1.5M 2018-

2022

Gichiche Library Chinga Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Rehabilitation and

equipping

2M 2018-

2022

Chinga South West Library Chinga Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Construction 2M 2018-

2022

Chinga Community Library Chinga Ward Promote reading culture 1 Library Upgrading 2

million

2018-

2022

Chinga Community Hall Chinga Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 Hall Upgrading 1

Million

2018-

2022

Kiriti Stadium Mukurwe-ini

Central


physical fitness

One Stadium Rehabilitation, Drainage

improvement.

3

million

2018-

2022

Ichamara Social Hall Mukurwe-ini

Central


conference facility

1 Social Hall Construction 1

Million

2018-

2022

Githungungu Social Hall Mukurwe-ini

Central


conference facility

1 Social Hall Rehabilitation and

equipping

1

Million

2018-

2022

Old Municipal Hall Rware Ward Provide conducive meeting

conference facility

1 hall Rennovation 1M 2018 -

2022

7.7.3 Stalled Projects Project Name Location Description of activities Reasons for stalling Proposed measures

Gichira Stadium Tetu Perimeter wall No-funds from G.O.K County Government to fund

129

Karatina Stadium Mathira East Perimeter Wall, Pavillion,Gate, washrooms and changing rooms No funds from G.O.K County Government to fund

Kiriti Stadium Mukurwe-ini Fencing, Pavillion, upgrade track and football pitch No-funds from G.O.K County Government to fund

7.8 County Public Service, Administration and Youth Affairs

7.8.1 On-going Projects

The projects are to be funded by the County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the department Project Name/

location

objectives Targets Description of activities (key

output)

Cost

(Kshs.)

Time

frame

Contracted

Professional

Services

Assess employee level of job satisfaction;

Ascertain conduciveness of working

environment; Level of service delivery

County workforce; Working

stations; County clients/

customers

Employee satisfaction survey;

Work environment survey;

Customer satisfaction survey

6,752,846 2017-19

Construction of

Buildings

Efficient and effective service delivery Construct 6 Wards and Sub

County offices

Construction of buildings 21M 2017-19


The projects are to be funded by the County Government of Nyeri and implemented by the department Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Timeframe

36 sub county and ward

offices

County wide Improve Service delivery. 36 office blocks Construction and equipping 350M 2018-2022

Construction of 38 notice

boards

County wide Disseminate information to

citizens.

38 notice boards Construction of the notice boards 1.9M 2018-2022

Capacity building County wide Improve staff performance. 200 Staff Training staff and performance

improvement programs.

30M 2018-2022

Pre-Feasibility, feasibility

and appraisal on alcohol

County wide Improve regulation of

manufacturing, sale and

consumption of alcohol.

8 Sub Counties. Conducting research on effects of

alcohol on the populace.

10M 2018-2022

Licensing County wide Improve regulation of



1700 alcoholic

premises.

Licensing of alcoholic drinks

premises,

25M 2018-2022

Digitisation of alcoholic

drinks control and

management records

County wide Improve regulation of



1 database Creating a database of all licensed

premises.

7M 2018-2022

Digitization of H.R records County wide Improve records

management

3,070 employees Procurement of hardware, software

and

7M 2018-2022

Human Resource Plan County wide Provide staffing levels in

relation to strategic

objectives of the county

1 validated HR

Plan

Collection and analysis of

information on employees and

posts; Workload analysis; Analysis

of CIDP vis a vis its human

resource requirements

3M 2018-2022

Surveys County wide Establish levels of job

satisfaction among

employees and customer

satisfaction.

3,070 employees. Conduct employee and work

environment survey; Conduct

customer satisfaction survey.

6M 2018-2022

Staff welfare County wide Improve employee safety and

work performance; Improve

staff morale and

development.

200 staff ; 3,070

staff

Purchase of staff uniform;

Availing loan facilities for car and

mortgage to staff at subsidised

rate.

5M;

1

billion

2018-2022

Civic Education County wide Enlightened citizenry. 30 wards. Conducting workshops, TOT

training,

50M 2018-2022

Public Participation County wide Increase participation in local

governance

30 Wards Mobilisation of citizens, 100M 2018-2022

Purchase of enforcement

vehicle

County wide Reduction on compliance of

county laws

6 vehicles Purchase of motor vehicles 30M 2018-2022

Purchase of riot gear County wide Reduction on non-

compliance of county laws

80 riot gears Purchase of riot gears-helmets, 2.4M 2018-2022

Staff motivation County wide Enhance staff morale and

productivity

3,070 staff Team building, County staff sports

day,End of year parties

20M 2018-2022

Wamagana Ward Offices Wamagana

Ward

Improve Service delivery. 1 Office block Construction and Equipping 7M 2018-2022

Ward office

(Kiawamururu)

Mukurweini

west Ward

Enhance service delivery 1 No. Office construction and refurbishment 3M 2018-2022

Mahiga Ward Office Mahiga Ward To enhance service delivery I Ward Office Construction and Equipping 7M 2018/2022

130

7.9 Agriculture Livestock and Fisheries Development

7.9.1 On- going Projects

These projects are being implemented by the Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Deveopment. Project Name/

location

objectives Targets Description of activities (key output) Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

County Agriculture, Livestock

and Fisheries extension/county

wide

To Increase

agricultural

production and

productivity

By 5% Capacity building of farmers through demos,

field days FFS etc.; Recruitment of staff;

Linking farmers to market organization via

proposal writing; Procurement of motor cycles

and vehicles; Enhancing research; Exhibiting

in ASK Show; Organizing and facilitating of

World food day

1.92B CGN/ SIVAP/

ASDSP/

KCSAP/

UTaNRMP

2018-

2022

Improvement of working

environment

To improve working

environment

six sub-

county

offices

Procurement and implementation of building

works

420M CGN 2018-

2022

Transport of staff To improve staff

mobility

16 Procurement of 7 motor cycles and 16 vehicles 150M CGN/

KVA/GoK

2018-

2022

Dairy farming improvement

/Countywide

To improve milk

quality

7% Procurement and distribution of milk coolers 60M CGN 2018-

2022

Clean fodder/pastures planting

materials/ Countywide

To bulk and provide

farmers with clean

planting materials

1 acre per

sub county

Procurement and distribution of clean planting

materials from research stations, ATC, ADC

and existing sites

25M CGN/

NDMA

2018-

2022

Bee keeping To improve apiary

production and

productivity

5% Capacity building of youth

Procurement of hives and accessories

10M CGN

2018-

2022

Breeding /Countywide To improve livestock

breeds

5% for the

period

Procurement of semen and A.I. equipment;

provision of the AI Services

90M CGN/ SIVAP 2018-

2022

Disease and pest control in

livestock / Countywide

To reduce disease and

pest infestation of

livestock

25 % over

the period

Procurement and administering of vaccines to

livestock; Disease surveillance in livestock;

Capacity building of both staff and farmers

150M CGN/

KVA/GoK/N

DMA

2018-

2022

Disease and pest control in

crops / Countywide

To reduce disease and

pest infestation of

crops

30 % over

the period

Capacity building of staff and farmers;

demonstrations; surveillance in both crops

10M CGN/GoK 2018-

2022

Coffee value chain / Tetu,

Othaya, Nyeri central,

Mukurweini and Mathira East

and West

To increase coffee

production and

productivity

8kgs per

bush

Capacity building of staff and farmers; Top

working of coffee trees

30M CGN 2018-

2022

Horticulture crops / Kieni East

and West

To reduce post-harvest

losses

By 2% per

year

Construction of storage accessories for farm

produce, produce collection centers and other

storage facilities

14M CGN/

SIVAP

2018-

2022

Bulking of clean crop planting

materials / Countywide

To provide farmers

with clean planting

materials

1.5 acre

per sub

county

Procurement and distribution of clean planting

materials from research stations, ATC, ADC

and existing sites

50M CGN

2018-

2022

Soil Health / Countywide To increase crop

production and

productivity

15% Procurement and distribution of lime 500M CGN 2018-

2022

Fruit trees / Countywide To improve food

security

5% Capacity building of farmer- Procurement and

distribution of fruit tree seedlings

250M CGN 2018-

2022

Wamagana Processing plant

/Tetu

To improve on fish

keeping quality

100 tons

per year

Maintenance of the plant; Collection of fish

from sub county freezers; Marketing

10M CGN 2018-

2022

Ponds and dams /Countywide To increase fish

production and

productivity

By 30% Rehabilitation of dams and pods; Restocking

of dams and ponds

90M CGN 2018-

2022

Wambugu ATC/Nyeri Central To provide quality

agricultural training

Services and facilities

By 20% Completion of hostel; Construction of a

modern gate; Construction of a cottage

industry; Expansion of the irrigated area

100M CGN 2018-

2022

AMS Naromoru

/Kieni East

To offer

mechanization

services to the

Agricultural Sector

4M in

revenue

Procurement of plant and equipment 150 M CGN

2018-

2022

131


The projects are to be funded by the County Government of Nyeri, National Government and development

partners. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Gakindu dairy milk Mukurweini

west Ward

To improve quality of

milk

One of 3000

liters

Purchase of cooler,

subsidised vaccination, AI

Services and clinic facility

4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kagarii coffee collection

Centre

Mukurweini

west Ward

To reduce post harvest

losses

One of 3000

liters

Building of a coffee

collection centre

6 M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kagunyu dam Mukurweini

west Ward

To improve fish

productivity

One of 3000

liters

Dredging, Fencing and

purchase of fingerlings

10 M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kaheho dam Mukurweini

west Ward

To improve fish

productivity

One of 3000

liters

Dredging, Fencing and

purchase of fingerlings

10 M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kahigaini cattle watering

point

Gikondi Ward To improve livestock

nutrition

One of 3000

liters

Construction of cattle

watering point

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Wakararu cattle watering

point


nutrition

One of 3000

liters


watering point

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

NgumaKahinga cattle

watering point


nutrition

One of 3000

liters


watering point

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

WanjikuMutahi cattle

watering point


nutrition

One of 3000

liters


watering point

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

KirurumokiaNyange

cattle watering point


nutrition

One of 3000

liters


watering point

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kibutio milk cooling

plant

Gikondi Ward To improve milk

quality

One of 3000

liters

Construction and

Equipment

4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Karaba Milk cooling

Plant


quality

One of 3000

liters

Construction, Equipment

and installation

4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kiharo Milk Cooling

Plant


quality

One of 3000

liters


and installation

4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Gikondi Milk cooling

Plant


quality

One of 3000

liters


and installation

4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Endarasha dairy

Cooperative Society

Feed mixture

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo

To formulate quality

feeds for farmers

1 Procurement and

installation of the mixture

1M CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha dairy

Cooperative Society

Digital weighing

machines

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo

To ensure accuracy in

weighing milk

10 Procurement and

distribution of the machines

1.2M CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha dairy

Cooperative Society

Standby generator

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo

To mitigate against

power blackout

1 Procurement and

installation

1M CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha dairy

Cooperative Society

Nitrogen containers

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo

To reduce AI cost

services

5 Procurement and

installation

1M CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha dairy

Cooperative Society

Milk Chiller

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo

To increase shelf life

of milk

1 Procurement and

installation

1.5M CGN 2018-2022

Ndimaini, Kieni,

Gathugu, Karindundu,

Gatwe Cattle dips

Konyu Ward To control diseases

outbreak

5 rehabilitation 1M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kiganjo slaughter house Kiganjo/

Mathari Ward

To improve food

security

1 rehabilitation 0.2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kirimukuyu Green

houses

Kirimukuyu

Ward

To promote marketing 20 Construction & equipping 8M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Gaikundu agricultural

research centre

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To enhance

productivity

1 Centre Construction and Equipping 5M CGN/ GOK 2018-2022

Mutitu Factory Selection

Sheds

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward

To enhance

productivity

1 Factory

Sheds block

Construction and Equipping 0.8M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kanyagia Onion Store Endarasha/M

wiyogo Ward

To promote

productivity

1 Store Construction and Equipping 3M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Gura River Fish pond

projects

Wamagana

Ward

To promote

productivity

20 Fish ponds Construction and equipping 2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kagumo River Fish

ponds

Wamagana

Ward

To promote

productivity

20 Fish ponds Construction and equipping 2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Ruirie Cattle Dip Mugunda

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Construction and Equipping 0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

132


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Thungari Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Dam Disilting and Restocking of

dams with fish fingerings

0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kamiru Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Mirera Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Karicheni Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Lusoi Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Ams Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kamuhiuria dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Richardson Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Gathathi-ini Dam Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security



0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Wamagana Milk Coolers Wamagana

Ward

To promote marketing 10 Milk

Coolers

Installation and equipping 8M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Muthuaini Milk Cooler Kamakwa/

Mukaro

To promote marketing 10 Milk

Coolers

Installation and equipping 8M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Lamuria Dairy Cooling

Plant

Mugunda

Ward

To promote marketing 1 Cooler Installation and Equipping 0.8M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Karicheni Cattle Dip Thegu River

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Rehabilitation and

equipping

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Lusoi Catte Dip Thegu River

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak


equipping

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Thung’ari Cattle Dip Thegu River

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak


equipping

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Tagwa Cattle Dip Thegu River

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak


equipping

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Maragima Cattle Dip Thegu River

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak


equipping

0.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kagai Cattle Dip Ruguru Ward To control diseases

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Renovation works and

equipping

0.2M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022s

Iruri Cattle Dip Ruguru Ward To control diseases

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Renovation and equipping 0.2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Ruguru Dairy

Cooperatives

Ruguru Ward To control diseases

outbreak

1 Dairy Co-

operatives

Completion and installation

of milk coolers

2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kureru Cattle Dip Ruguru Ward To control diseases

outbreak


Hiriga Cattle Dip Ruguru Ward To control diseases

outbreak


Kari-ini demostration

farm

Gikondi Ward To educate farmers on

new technologies

3 Acres Hiring under contract 0.6M CGN/GoK 2018-2022

Mahiga Dairy Milk

Cooler

Mahiga Ward To improve food

security

1 Milk Cooler Installation of Milk Cooler 0.8M GOK/CGN 2018/2022

Kagere Cattle Dip Mahiga Ward To control diseases

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Renovation and equipping 0.2M GOK/CGN 2018/2022

Witima Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security

1 Milk shed Construction of Milk Shed 0.1M GOK/CGN 2018/2022

Kiuguini Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kagumo Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kairia Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


KwangechuMilk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kwa Wamuthui Milk

Shed

Karima Ward To improve food

security


Gikeu Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Mathitimaini Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


133


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Kiruga Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Irindi Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kianganda Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kiangure Kamoini Milk

Shed

Karima Ward To improve food

security


Mutitu Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kinaiyu Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Gwa Karuri Milk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Gura Primary MIlk Shed Karima Ward To improve food

security


Kiamwangi milk coolers Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote marketing 1 Construction & purchase of

milk cooler

0.8M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kangocho milk coolers Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote marketing 1 Construction & purchase of

milk cooler

0.8M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Iriani Ward Green

houses

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote marketing 13 Construction & Equipping 10.4M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Burguret dam Gakawa Ward To improve food

security

1 Dam Disilting and storking with

fingerings

0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Gatuanyaga Dam Gakawa Ward To improve food

security


fingerings

0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Kiboya Dam Gakawa Ward To improve food

security


fingerings

0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Mukumbune Dam Gakawa Ward To improve food

security


fingerings

0.5M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Mbogoini, Kamatu,

Ngandu, Kanyama,

Kaiyaba, Hohwe, Rititi,

Karingaini, Ruthagati,

Gatiko, Kahiga, Karia,

Thaithi, Giaituu, Ngaini,

Wakareri (Wariruta)

Kirimukuyu

Ward

To control diseases

outbreak

16 Rehabilitation of Cattle dips 3.2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Dedan Kimathi Milk

Coolers

Dedan

Kimathi Ward

To promote marketing 4 Coolers Installation 3.2M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Aguthi Gaaki Milk

Collection centres

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward

To promote marketing 10 Collection

Point

Construction 1M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Muthinga Slaughter

House

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Slaughter

house

Fencing 0.1M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Ihwagi livestock market Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote condusive

business environments

and spur economic

growth

1 fencing 1M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Wamagana Horticulture

Project

Wamagana

Ward

To improve food

secur5ty

Three of 3000

liters

Avocado, Apple macadamia

and Tree tomatoes

1M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Ihithe Green House

Project

Wamagana

Ward

To improve food

security

One of 3000

liters

Construction of green

houses and demonstration

farm

0.3M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Wamagana Fertilizer

Depot

Wamagana

Ward

1 Depot Construction of Depot 3M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Wandumbi Dam Wamagana

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Dam Restocking of Fish 1M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Karangia Dam Wamagana

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Dam Restocking of Fish 1M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Kiandu Green House

Project

Wamagana

Ward

To improve food

security

1 green house Construction of green

houses

0.3M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Kaiguri Milk Cooling

Plant

Wamagana

Ward

To improve milk

quality

1 Cooling

Plant

Installation of a Cooling

plant

4M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha Mwiyogo

Milk Cooling Plant

EndarashaMw

iyogo

To improve milk

quality

1 Plant Construction and equipping 10M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha Mwiyogo

Fish Project

EndarashaMw

iyogo

To improve food

security

1 Restocking of Fish Ponds 1M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

134


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Honi Primary Green

House

EndarashaMw

iyogo

To improve food

security

1 Green house Construcction of green

house

0.3M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Reengineering of fish

farming

Thegu River

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Provision of dam liners and

stocking of the ponds

1M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Rhodes grass Thegu river

ward

To improve livestock

nutrition

30 acres Rhodes grass for

conservation

2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kirima FDA Kabaru Ward To improve food

security

3 groups Provision of certified potato

seeds

0.6M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kabaru Apple Project Kabaru Ward To improve food

security

100 farmers Provision of certified

seedlings

0.2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Munyu cattle dip Kabaru Ward To control diseases

outbreak

1 No. dip Rehabilitation 0.25M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kirichu Milk Cooling

plant

Kiganjo/

Mathari Ward

To improve milk

quality

10,000 litres

capacity

Installation of a cooler;

drilling and equipping

borehole

17M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Nyange Cooling plant Gakawa Ward To improve milk

quality

10,000 litres

capacity

Installation of a cooler;

drilling and equipping

borehole

17M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Mureru cattle dip Gakawa Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 Renovation 0.25M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Gatuanyaga cattle dip Gakawa Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 Construction 2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kamoko milk cooling

plant

Mahiga Ward To improve milk

quality

1 Construction and equipping 4M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kagonye cattle dip Mahiga Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 Rehabilitation 0.25M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Mugaa cattle dip Mahiga Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 Rehabilitation 0.25M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Gura fisheries Mahiga Ward To improve food

security

10 Rehabilitation of fish ponds 0.5M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

KigumoIntergrated Trout

Fish Farming and Eco-

tourism project


security

10 Construction of ponds 0.6M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Gaturuturu fish farming

project


security


Gikoe fish farming

project


security


Munyange cattle dip Mahiga Ward To improve service

delivery

1 Construction of A.I. shed 0.02M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Njigari cattle dip Mahiga Ward To improve service

deliverry


Kanini cattle dip Mahiga Ward To improve service

delivery


Gituiga cattle dip Mahiga Ward To improve service

delivery


Karima milk cooling

plant

Karima ward To improve milk

quality

1 Installation of coolers 4M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Witima milk collection

sheds

Karima ward To improve service

delivery

1 Construction of sheds 0.03M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Mutitu Primary School Karima Toimprove service

delivery

1 Construction of milk

collection sheds

0.03M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ichamara Road Karima To improve service

delivery


collection sheds

0.03M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Mutitu Cattle Dip Karima To control disease

outbreak

1 Rehabilitation 0.025M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Soil upgrading

programme

Countywide To enhance

agricultural

productivity

82000

Farmers

Lime distribution 50M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

AI services programme Countywide To increase dairy

productivity

114,00 dairy

farmers

Improvement of A.I

services

240M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Farm input cost

reduction programme

Countywide To enhance

agricultural

productivity

122,000

house-holds

Provision of certified seeds

and fertilizers

240M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Tree/Fruit seedlings

programme

Countywide To improve Food

security

58,410

farmers

Provision of certified seeds

and fertilizers

30M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kirimukuyu Storage

Facility

Kirimukuyu

Ward

To improve Food

security

1 storage

facility

Construction and equipping 2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

135


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Othaya Zute Community

Forest Association

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To improve food

security

10 Provision of modern

beehives

0.2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Thungari Cattle Dip Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To control disease out

break

1 dip Renovations 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ndaya Market Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To improve milk

quality


cooling plant

4M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Mathingira dairy Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To improve milk

quality

1 Renovation and equipping ;

installation of milk coolers

2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Othaya Slaughter house Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To improve food

security

1 No.

slaughter

house

Construction and equipping 0.8M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Ngamwa Shopping

Centre

Rugi Ward To improve food

security

5groups Revival of Rabbit Industry 0.2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ragati pork centre Karatina Ward To improve food

security

1 Construction of a slaughter

house and pork shop

0.8M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kagochi cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 cattle dip Construction 2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Giakaibe cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 cattle dip Rehabilitation 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kayuni cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak


Gitunduti cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 cattle dip Construction 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Gathetu cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak


Gitimaini cattle dip Magutu Ward To control disease

outbreak

1 cattle dip Rehabilitaion 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ihwagi Milk Cooler Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To improve quality of

milk

1 Milk Cooler Installation of a Milk

Cooler

4M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Iriani Fish Farming Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To improve food

security

130 Ponds Restocking 2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Value addition

programme

Konyu Ward To improve quality of

coffee

1 factory Construction of coffee

drying tables

2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ngangarithi Cattle Dip Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To control disease

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Construction 1.5M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Gitero Cattle Dip Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To reduce disease

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Construction 2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kinunga Cattle Dip Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To reduce disease

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Construction 2M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Aguthi Gaaki Milk

Coolers

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward

To improve milk

quality

3 Milk Cooler Installation of Milk Coolers 7M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Aguthi Gaaki Fish Ponds Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward

To improve food

security

10 pond Restocking of Fish Ponds 0.2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Mweiga Slaughter House Mweiga Ward To improve food

hygiene

1 Slaughter

house

Rehabilitation 2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

KPDL/ Amboni Farmers

Cooperatives

Mweiga Ward To improve milk

quality

1 cooler Installation of cooler 7M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kagochi cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak


Giakaibe cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak


Kayuni cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak


Gitunduti cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak


Gathetu cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak


Gitimaini cattle dip Magutu Ward To reduce disease

outbreak

1 cattle dip Rehabilitaion 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Miiri Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Reviving. 0.25M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kamunyaka Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Kahuru Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Mwanda Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


136


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Gatondo Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Ihwagi Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Itundu Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Kiawangi Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak


Kiarithaini Cattle Dip Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To reduce disease

outbreak

1 Cattle Dip Completion and

Construction of a water

tank.

1.5M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Kiaruhiu Milk Cooler Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To improve milk

quality


Cooler

4M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Ihwagi Milk Cooler Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To improve milk

quality


Cooler

4M GOK/CGN 2018-2022

Livestock Pasture and

fodder project

All Kieni

Wards

To improve livestock

nutrition

2500

Livestock

keepers

Up scaling on pasture and

fodder production,

conservation & utilization.

3 acres; Bulking of protein

rich fodder crops for animal

feeds

1.1 M GoK/ CGN/

DONOR

2018-2022

Food security project All Kieni

Wards

To improve food

security

65,700

families

Capacity building on good

agricultural practices; Water

harvesting for crop

production; Irrigation water

pans and tanks; Installation

of efficient irrigation water;

Recovery seeds &

Subsidized farm inputs;

Conservation agriculture

42.95M GoK/

CGN/DON

OR

2018-2022

Livestock Vaccination

Programme

All Kieni

Wards

To reduce disease

outbreak

10,000 cattle,

10,000 goats

and 40,000

local birds

Up scaling on preventive

vaccination against FMD,

CCPP and NCD in poultry

3 M GoK/ CGN/

DONOR

2018-2022

Kimathi Fresh Produce

Cold Stores

DedanKimathi

Ward


losses

1 Cold Store Construction of a potato and

cabbage store

2M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Kabage Agricultural

Demonstration Site

DedanKimathi

Ward

To enhance extension

service delivery

1

Demonstration

Site

Construction and Equipping 5M GoK / CGN 2018-2022

Kiawara Onion, Grain

and vegetable Cold

rooms

Mugunda

Ward


losses

3 Cold

Storage

facilities

Construction and equipping 6M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Mugunda Agricultural

Demonstration/

exhibition Site

Mugunda

Ward

To enhance extension

service delivery

1

Demonstration

Site

Establishment of the demo

plot

5M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Watuka Fertilizer Store Gatarakwa

Ward

To improve food

security

1 Store Construction and Equipping 2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Watuka Cooperative

Society

Gatarakwa

Ward

To improve milk

quality

1 milk cooler Installation of milk coolers 4M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Endarasha Cooperative

Society

Gatarakwa

Ward

To improve milk

quality

1 milk cooler Installation of milk coolers 4M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Kimahuri Youth

Hatcharies and Fisheries

Kabaru Ward To improve food

security

100 Youths Equipping 2M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Amboni Farmers co

operative

Mweiga Ward To improve milk

quality

1 cooler Installation of cooler 7M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Marua fish pond

muruguru/githiru

Gatitu/Murug

uru Ward

improve aquaculture Fish Pond Restocking 4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Micha Fish Pond Gatitu/Murug

uru Ward

improve aquaculture Fish Pond Restocking 4M CGN/ GoK 2018-2022

Water pans for Irrigation Magutu ward Improve access to

irrigation Water

Construction

of water pans

Construction of Water Pans 2M CGN 2018-2022

Upgrading of all tea

buying Centres

Magutu ward Renovation of

Tea Buying

Centres

Upgrading of all tea buying

Centres

3M GoK/CGN 2018-2022

Othaya Farmers Coffee

Milling Factory

Mahiga Ward Construction of a

Modern Ware House

Construction of a Modern

ware house for value

Addition

20M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

137


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Coffee revolving fund County wide Establishment of a

Coffee revolving fund

Coffee revolving fund 50M GoK/ CGN 2018-2022

Irrigation Water Rugi Ward increase water for

irrigation

Construction of intake and

piping

50M GoK/ CGN 2018 -

2022

Artificial Inseminations

Of Cows

Kiganjo/Math

ari Ward

Increase Production 10M GoK/ CGN 2018 -

2022

Milk Cooler for

Mathari,Kihuyo,Mwenji,

Njegu and Nyarugumu

Kiganjo/Math

ari Ward

To improve milk

quality

Construction

of Milk

Coolers

Construction of Milk

Coolers

10M GoK/ CGN 2018 -

2022

7.9.3 Stalled Projects Project Name Location Description of activities Reasons for stalling

Naromoru abattoir Narumoru-Kieni East Completion of the slaughter house No funds allocated and it was inherited from national government- Ksh 8.0 m

7.10 Trade, Culture, Tourism and Cooperative Development


The projects are being implemented by the department with the objective of spuring economic growth Project Name/

Location

Targets Description of Activities (Key Outputs) Green Economy considerations Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Chaka

wholesale Hub

Phase 1 Construction of the phase 1, landscaping, fencing Use of solar energy, value

addition to reduce waste, proper

drainage, waste recycling

60M GoK/CGN/

developme

nt partners

2019

Karatina

Wholesale

market

One market Redesign, Construction, partatitioning, fencing,

lighting, plumbing and drainage management

Recycling, roof water harvesting,

drainage management

10M GoK/CGN 2019

Nyeri Open air

market

One market Redesigning, construction, roofing, electrical works,

storm water management, waste management

Storm water management, waste

management

14M CGN 2018

Othaya

Retailing

Market

One market Roof extension, minor repairs, electrical works and

additional gate/exit installation

Waste management 7M CGN 2018

New Mudavadi

Market

One market Roof extension Waste management 15.72M CGN 2018

Munyu market One market Fencing and construction of ablusion block Waste management 3.1M CGN 2018

Mihuti market One market Fencing, gravelling of the whole market Waste management 2.7M CGN 2018

Giakanja market One market Construction of ablusion block, fencing Waste management 2M CGN 2018

Kamakwa

market

One market Murraming Waste management 1M CGN 2018

Karatina

Marigiti Market

One market Murraming Waste management 1M CGN 2018


These projects will be funded by the County Government of Nyeri and National Government. The

department will be the implementing Agency. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Kahiga market Kiganjo/Mathari To promote condusive business

environments and spur economic growth

1 construction 4.5M 2018-

2022

Nyaribo market Kiganjo/Mathari To promote condusive business


1 construction 4.5M 2018-

2022

Marua market Gatitu Muruguru To promote condusive business


1 Construction of a public toilet 4.5M 2018-

2022

Ihwagi market Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

To promote condusive business


1 Construction of stalls, fencing,

gravelling & toilets

4.5M 2018-

2022

Kangocho market Iriaini ward

(Mathira)





4.5M 2018-

2022

Miiri market Iriaini ward

(Mathira)





4.5M 2018-

2022

Kahuru market Iriaini ward

(Mathira)





4.5M 2018-

2022

138


(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Kiarithaini

market

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)





4.5M 2018-

2022

Kirichu market Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1 Construction/ rehabilitation 4.5M 2018-

2022

Gakanga market Gatarakwa ward To promote condusive business


Construction/ renovation 4.5M 2018-

2022

Kahuru

Ndoboche sites

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)

Promote tourism in the county 1 Development of tourism sites 3M 2018-

2022

Caves along

Muhuhi river

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


2022

Mau Mau trench

(Karandi/Cheche)

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


2022

Ndunyu Market Mahiga Ward To promote condusive business


1 market Construction of collection

chambers, ablution block and

drainage system; water

connection

15M 2018-

2022

Mugaa market Mahiga Ward To promote condusive business


1 market Installation of high mast flood

light, construction of sheds

and fencing

5M 2018-

2022

Kihome market Mahiga Ward To promote condusive business


1 market Construction of market sheds

and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Gitugi market Mahiga Ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Gathundia market Karima ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Witima Market Karima ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Kagumo Market Karima ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Kamoini Market Karima ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Gatugi market Karima ward To promote condusive business



and fencing

15M 2018-

2022

Kiamariga market Ruguru Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Rehabilitation 15M 2018-

2022

Kiamuthanga

Markert

Kirimukuyu

Ward



1 Market Construction 15M 2018-

2022

Kiangoma

Market

Kirimukuyu

Ward




2022

Karogoto Market Kirimukuyu

Ward




2022

Ruthagati Market Kirimukuyu

Ward




2022

Soko Mjinga

Market

Rware Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Construction of shades 5M 2018-

2022

Kanyago Market Rware Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Muthurwa

Market




2022

Ruringu Open

Air Market

Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Construction of Stalls 5M 2018-

2022

Skuta Market Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Meeting Point

Market

Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Waka Market Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business



2022

St Jude Market Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Spring Market Ruringu Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Kamuchuni

Market

Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Fencing, Grading and

construction

10M 2018-

2022

Kiharo Market Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Rehabilitation and upgrading 7M 2018-

2022

Karindi Market Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Rehabilitation of Market 7M 2018-

2022

139


(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Wamachatha

market

Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Mutitu Market Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business



2022

Karaba Market Gikondi Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Rehabilitation and Murraming 7M 2018-

2022

Kamakwa

Markets

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



1 Market Renovation ;Construction of

stalls all round the market

8M 2018-

2022

Kandara Culture

center

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

To promote youth talents 1 center Renovation and equipping 8M 2018-

2022

Gatitu Market Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward



1 Market Construction of a Modern

Market

7M 2018-

2022

Thunguma

Market

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward



1 Market Construction and fencing 10M 2018-

2022

Micha Market Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward




2022

Riamukurwe

Market

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward



1 Market Rehabilitation 5M 2018-

2022

Kariko Market Chinga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Fencing. 2M 2018-

2022

Kiandumba Tea

Buying Centre

Chinga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Centre Establishing 2M 2018-

2022

Ichamara Market Mukurwe-ini

Central



1 Market Installation of a Water Tank;

Roofing Stalls

3M 2018-

2022

Thangathi Market Mukurwe-ini

Central



1 Market Completion (Grading and

Gravelling)

2M 2018-

2022

Kimondo Market Mukurwe-ini

Central



1 Market Fencing 2M 2018-

2022

Mukarara

Livestock Market

Wamagana

Ward



1 Livestock

Market

Renovation of Market 2M 2018-

2022

Kariguini Market Wamagana

Ward



1 Market Construction of Market 15M 2018-

2022

Gichira Market Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward



1 Market Construction and equipping 15M 2018-

2022

Kabiru(Gathaithi)

Market

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward




2022

Mitumba Open

Market

Mweiga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market, 1

Toilet Block

Grading and Gravelling 15M 2018-

2022

Amboni Town

Open Air Market

Mweiga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market, 1

Toilet Block

Construction and Equipping,

Construction of Toilets

15M 2018-

2022

Endarasha

Market

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo



1 Market Completion, drainage and

equipping

7M 2018-

2022

Kanyagia Market Endarasha/

Mwiyogo




2022

Nairutia Market Mugunda Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Construction of markets and

sheds

15M 2018-

2022

New City Market Mugunda Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Construction of markets and

sheds

15M 2018-

2022

Bellevue market Mugunda Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Construction of markets stalls 15M 2018-

2022

Ruirii Livestock

Market

Mugunda Ward To promote condusive business


1 Livestock

market

Construction of Market 15M 2018-

2022

Gitegi Market Gatarakwa Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market with its

facilities

Completion and construction

of toilet

15M 2018-

2022

Watuka Market Gatarakwa Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market with its

facilities


of toilet

15M 2018-

2022

Embaringo

Market

Gatarakwa Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market with its

facilities


of toilet

15M 2018-

2022

Kimunyuru

Market

Gatarakwa Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market with its

facilities


of toilet

15M 2018-

2022

Kigogoini Market Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Githakwa

Shopping Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Gatumbiro

Shopping Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

140


(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Ngaaru Chinga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Centre Fencing and Stalls 2 M 2018-

2022

Kiiru Chinga Ward To promote condusive business


1 Centre Fencing and Stalls 2 M 2018-

2022

Miiri Boda boda

sheds

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



Boda boda shed Construction 0.2M 2018-

2022

Mwanda Boda

boda sheds

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Gakindu Boda

boda shed

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Gaikundo Boda

boda shed

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Gatura Boda

boda shed

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Kaheti Boda boda

shed

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Kiawamuraru

Gathumbi Boda

boda

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Gakindu

Karigono Boda

boda shed

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Chaka Town shoe

shiner shed

Thegu River

Ward



Shoe shiner Construction of shoe shiners

sheds

0.2M 2018-

2022

Gachatha Market Wamagana

Ward



Stores Construction of store 2018-

2022

Ngangarithi Kwa

Mwaura market




2022

Muthurwa

Markets



1 Market Construction of ablution block 5M 2018-

2022

Gate to the DC's

Office Trading

area



1 Construction of ablution block 5M 2018-

2022

Parklane Trading

Area



1 Construction of ablution block 5M 2018-

2022

New market Rware Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Renovation,roofing and

installation of gates

5M 2018-

2022

King'ong'o

Market




2022

Boda boda Sheds Rware Ward To promote condusive business


1 Construction 0.2M 2018-

2022

Shoe Shiners

Sheds




2022

Maize Roasters

Sheds




2022

Food vendors

sheds



1 Construction 1M 2018-

2022

Kiawamuru

Market

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward



1 Market Renovation of Market 3M 2018-

2022

Gaikundo Market Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Gatura Market Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Kagochi Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5M

2018-

2022

Giakaibei Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5 M

2018-

2022

Gitunduti Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5M

2018-

2022

Gathehu Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5M

2018-

2022

Gitimaini Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5M

2018-

2022

Gitunduti

Shopping Centre

Magutu ward 1 center insulator burner

1.5M

2018-

2022

Gathehu Market Magutu ward improve Security 1 Market Fencing

1.5M

2018-

2022

141


(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Kabuta Market Rugi Ward Improve security and increase hours of

doing business

1 Market Renovation

2M

2018 -

2022

Karundu Market Rugi Ward Improve security and increase hours of

doing business

1 Market Market Construction

5M

2018 -

2022

KainiMarket Rugi Ward Improve security and increase hours of

doing business


5M

2018 -

2022


doing business


5M

2018 -

2022


doing business


5M

2018 -

2022

Nyaribo, Kiganjo,

and Kirichu

Markets

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



4 Markets Renovation of Market 12M 2018-

2022

Kiganjo Ward

Boda Boda Sheds

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




2022

Legal,regulatory,

institution and

policy framework

County wide Establish the county cooperatives Act,and

consequent amendment of society bylaws

laws/regulations

that governs the

societies

Ammendment of the Act and

subsidiary legislations

10M 2018-

2022

Capacity

building/member

education

County wide Educate members on new policys and

society operations

2 trainings per

year

Education on membership

roles in cooperatives

10M 2018-

2022

Capacity

building/manage

ment committee

education

County wide Educate elected committee members on

their role on cooperative management and

good governance

2 trainings per

year

Organise committee education

days

5M 2018-

2022

Capacity

building/coopreat

ives staff

education

County wide Allign staff to cooperatives management 2 trainings per

year

Plan for education days 5M 2018-

2022

Establish

marketing

forums/informati

on centre

County wide Create value chains to cooperatives

products

10 forums Establishing of marketing

unions, create marketing

linkages and disseminate

market information

10M 2018-

2022

Marketing unions County wide promote and encourage access to markets

and burgaining power

5 marketing

union

Follow up and monitoring as

well as giving technical advice

to the unions

30M 2018-

2022

Establish

marketing value

chains

County wide Promote and enhance marketing

information and networks,and processing

pants

5 value chains Gathering marketing

information and produce

channels and conducting

surveys

30M 2018-

2022

ASK/Internationa

l cooperative

alliance day

County wide Enhance awareness on cooperatives 5 events Educate the generalpublic on

cooperatives education

5M 2018-

2022

Muchatha Market Rugi Ward To promote condusive business

environments

One Market Completion 10M 2018 -

2022

Mihuti Markeyt Rugi Ward To promote condusive business

environments


2022

Kabuta Market Rugi Ward To promote condusive business

environments


2022

Kangemi Market

Project


environments

1 Market Construction 5M 2018 -

2022

Boda Boda Sheds Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To promote youths in business 30 Sheds Construction 15M 2018-

2022

Othaya Market Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)



1 Market Renovation and Equipping 3M 2018-

2022

Ruruguti Market Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Gathumbi Market Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Ihuririo Market Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Kabebero Market Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Kiawaithanji

Juakali Sheds

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward

To promote marketing 1 Juakali Sheds Completion and Equiping 2M 2018-

2022

Kaheti Market Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To promote marketing 1 Market Completion and equipping 3M 2018-

2022

142


(Kshs.)

Timefra

me

Gakindu Market Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To promote marketing 1 Market Completion/ Renovation and

equipping

3M 2018-

2022

Kahigaini Mau

mau Monument

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To promote tourism and marketing 1 Monument Construction 2M 2018-

2022

Tambaya Market Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To promote trade and marketing 1 Market Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-

2022

Kiahungu Green

Market

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward



1 Market Construction equipping and

fencing

3M 2018-

2022

Kiahungu Green

Market

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward



1 Market Construction equipping and

fencing

3M 2018-

2022

Ithekahuno,

Kangaita,

Muthinga and

Gichira markets

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward



4 Kiosks Construction of kiosks, paving

and equipping

5M 2018-

2022

Thung’ari Market Thegu River

Ward



1 Market Construction of market stall 3M 2018-

2022

Lusoi Market Thegu River

Ward




2022

Kakuret Market Thegu River

Ward




2022

New Centre

Market

Thegu River

Ward




2022

Nyange Market Thegu River

Ward




2022

Kwa Jei

Vegetable

Holding Sheds

Thegu River

Ward




2022

Zaina Falls

Tourism Sites

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

To promote tourism and marketing 1 Site Development 8M 2018-

2022

Wamagana

Market

Wamagana

Ward



1 Market Renovation and equipping 3M 2018-

2022

Giakanja Market Wamagana

Ward



1 Market Renovation and equipping 3M 2018-

2022

Kiandu Market Wamagana

Ward



1 Market Renovation, drainage and

equipping

3M 2018-

2022

Ngorano Market Ruguru Ward To promote condusive business


1 Market Completion and equipping 3M 2018-

2022

Kaburi ka Mau

Multipurpose hall

and Monument

Gikondi Ward Provide conducive meeting conference

facility

1 No. Construction and equipping 5M 2018-

2022

Giathenge Market Karima Ward Increase enrolment, provide conducive

learning environment

1No. Construction of Market sheds

and Ablution Facilities

3M 2018-

2022

Nyeri Convention

Centre

Nyeri town To develop a high capacity conference

facility


2022

7.10.3 Stalled Projects Project Name

Location Description of activities Reasons for stalling Proposed measures

Constituency industrial

Development centres

Kiawaithanji-

Tetu CIDC

Completion of Building works, water connection,

plumbing, ablution block construction, electrical

works and electricity connection, access road,

landscaping and drainange

Lack of funding from the

National government who had

initiated the project

Completion of the project as the

beneficiaries are struggling for

space in small shops that are not

fit for industrial activities

Bird Aviary Rware Ward Construction Lack of a consensus between

the County Government of

Nyeri and the Contractor

Fresh award to be done for the

project to be completed

7.11 Education, Science and Technology


These are the projects being implemented by the Department. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Develop ICT

Strategic Plan

Headquarter Smooth implementation

of ICT projects

1 Development of a county ICT strategic Plan

for 2018-2022

1.25 M GoK/ CGN 2018

143


(Kshs.)

Source of

funding

Time

frame

Develop ICT

Policy

Headquarter Seamless implementation

of shared infrastructure

1 Develop a County ICT policy to address

ICT strategic challenge area

0.6 M GoK/ CGN 2018

Develop ICT

legal Framework

Headquarter Legal backing for

automation

1 Develop a legal framework for guiding the

development of policies and bills to ensure

compatibility with ICT in general and

especially in support of automation.

1.1M GoK/ CGN 2018

ICT Human

Resource

Development

Headquarter Enhance ICT capacity 1 Placement of more staff with ICT skills and

training to ensure skills are up to date with

demands of CGN.

8.5M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Expand Network

infrastructure

CGN

Headquarters

Offices

Provide connectivity,

telephony services and

enhance security

14 sites Install a computer, telephony and CCTV

network in all departmental headquarter

offices and the governor’s office/town hall.

70M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Expand Network

infrastructure

All Sub

county

offices



enhance security


network in all sub county offices.

35M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Expand Network

infrastructure

All

Institutions



enhance security


network in all health facilities, Wambugu

farm and wamagana fish factory.

300M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

S/W systems Headquarters

/ Town Hall

Improve communication

& service delivery to the

public

4 systems Redesign of County website, and emails,

establish a call centre, and manage the

departmental social media accounts

10M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Revenue

management

system (RMS)

All Revenue

offices

Improve revenue

collection and

management

1 or 2

RMS

Install and configure a revenue management

system for automation of revenue channels

50 M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Health

Management

Systems (HMS)

CRH and all

Level 4

Health

Facilities

Improve Health

management

5 HMS

accounts

Installation & configuration of a Health

management system and a website and

social media account for CRH, Karatina,

Mukurweini, Othaya and Mt. Kenya

Hospitals

100M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Geospatial

Information

System

County

Headquarters

Improve access to County

geographical data and

ease geospatial analysis

1 GIS

system

Installation and Configuration of

geographical information systems for use in

Lands, housing, physical planning,

infrastructure, revenue, agriculture and

tourism

100M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Countywide

systems for

Operational

efficiency

County

Headquarters

Improve operational

efficiency

7 systems Install and configure a requisitions,

applications and disbursement systems

(Elimu Fund, EDF ec), Asset management

systems, fleet management system, HR

management system, Agriculture extension

services Systems, internal Audit System, ,

E-Learning system for YPs

18M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Develop ICT as

an industry

All wards Improve earnings of the

County residents

30 wards Carry out a survey on growth areas, develop

a programme for collaborating with

stakeholders, Train the youth for uptake of

online jobs, organize exhibitions for

innovation/ hackathons ,

2.9 M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022

Develop a model

innovation hub

All sub

counties

Provide workspaces and

market spaces for

innovations done in the

County

iHub Construct and equip an innovations hub for

use in developing and incubating

innovations as well as providing workspace

and internet for online jobs

20M GoK/ CGN 2018-

2022


The projects will be implemented by the department of education, science and technology. The

funding will be by the county government of Nyeri in collaboration with the national government and

other development partiners. Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Youth Polytechnics –

Construction of

Workshops/Hostels/Clas

srooms/Administration

blocks/Ablution

Blocks/Kitchen/Compute

r laboratories/Fields

County wide Increase enrolment, provide

conducive learning environment

48 Yps Preparation of BQs, Constructions,

payment and commissioning

510M 2018-

2022

144

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Rehabilitation of Yoth

Polytechnics

Infrustrucure





255M 2018-

2022

Provision of training

tools and equipment to

youth Polyetchnics

countywide



48 Yps Identifcation of Requirements &

Specifications, Preparation of Tender

documents, purchase, payment and

distribution

100M 2018-

2022

Provision of Co-

curricula materials and

equipment for Youth

Polytechnics

County wide To promote talents in Youth

Polyechnics

48 Yps Identifcation of Requirements &

Specifications, Preparation of Tender

documents, purchase, payment and

distribution

68M 2018-

2022

Employment of Sub

County Youth Training

Officers, Managers and

Insructors



48 Yps Preparation of Indents, advertise and

recruitment, induction, deployment

and supervision

110M 2018-

2022

Capacity Building for

the Officers, BOMs,

Managers and Instructors

of youth Polyetechnics

County wide Equip the managers and

stakeholders with effective

management skills

48 Yps Traing needs assessment, Develop

training programme, Identify

participants, Conduct Training/

Workshop and evaluate effectiveness

10M 2018-

2022

Stakeholders

sensitization

meetings/workshops

County wide Promote Ownership and

Empower the stakeholders

48 Yps Identify capacity gaps, develop

sensitization programme, Identify

participants, Conduct Training/

Workshop and evaluate effectiveness

5M 2018-

2022

Establish Production

Units/Income Generating

Activities for the Youth

Polytechnics

County wide Promote Sustainability of the

Youth Polytechnics

48 Yps Develop and evaluate proposals,

capacity building, procure

requirements, distribute and

commissioning

170M 2018-

2022

Establish Home craft

centres in the sub

Counties

County wide Preserve and disseminate

traditional skills and promote

Home based craft Enterprises



40 M 2018-

2022

ICT as an industry County wide Job creation to the youth Trainings 649M 2018-

2022

Capacity building on

BPO

All sub-counties Provide jobs especially to the

youth

8 No. Training people on how to do online

jobs

65M 2018 -

2022

Gatumbiro Polytechnic Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic

Completion and Expansion 6M 2018-

2022

Githima Polytechnic Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1

Polytechnic

Upgrading and Equipping 6M 2018-

2022

Kahiga-ini ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1 ECDE Construction and Equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Karuna-ini ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Kanyinya ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Kiamathambo ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Njogu-ini ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Nyamakuyu ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Kiriti ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1 ECDE Construction of Toilet 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ngooru ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Kigogo-ini ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1 ECDE Construction of Toilet 0.5M 2018-

2022

Githakwa ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward




2022

Ihururu ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1 ECDE Renovation of Classroom 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gathathi-ini ECDE Dedan Kimathi

Ward



1 ECDE Renovation of Classroom 0.5M 2018-

2022

Mweiga ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block

Construction and Equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ikumari ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block


2022

145

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Kiguru ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block


2022

Amboni ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block


2022

Expages ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block


2022

Njeng’u ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet

block


2022

Kabiruini ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Kamenju ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Rurera-ini ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Mwireri ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Thathua ECDE Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Amboni Youth

Polytechnic

Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Mathaithi ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Kirigu ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Ragati ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Unjiru ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Ichuga ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Kiangurwe ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Gathuini ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Kianjeneni ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Itiati ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Karatina DEB ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Karatina Urban ECDE Karatina Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom


2022

Githagara ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward



One ECDE Repair and rehabilitation of building

and employment of teachers

0.5M 2018-

2022

Ndiani ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Ichagachumi ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kianyaga ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kagarii ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Wanjithi ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kanunga ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Gaikunda ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiawamururu ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Tambaya ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Ningaini ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiwaita ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

146

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Gatira ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Matiraini ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Kaheti ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Gaithumbi ECDE Mukurweini west

Ward





0.5M 2018-

2022

Tambaya ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub

Construction of an ICT Hub 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kaheti ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub


2022

Kiawamururu ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub


2022

Gaikundo ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub


2022

Kanunga ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub


2022

Gatura ICT Hub Mukurweini west

Ward



One ICT

Hub


2022

Gatei ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes

Construction and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ngatha ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Karundas ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Tagwa ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Milimani ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Karicheni ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Nyange ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Ndiriti ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Gatuamba ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Rongai ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Kirinyaga ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Lusoi ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Kakuret ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Kandune ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Githungo ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Maragima ECDE Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

Classes


2022

Karundas Youth

Polytechnic

Thegu River Ward Increase enrolment, provide


2 No.

classrooms


2022

Nyange Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic

Rehabilitation and equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Thungari Youth

polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Naromoru ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



2 No.

classrooms


2022

Naromoru polytechnic Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



One

Polytechnic


2022

Kiamathaga Youth

Polytechnic

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



One

Polytechnic

Construction of hostels 1.5M 2018-

2022

Camel Hill ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



One ECDE Construction and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

147

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Kaguongo ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward




2022

Murichu ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward




2022

Kandara ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



One ECDE Equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Mere ECDE Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction of classrooms 0.5M 2018-

2022

Warazo Jet ECDE Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Completion of classrooms 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kimahuri ECDE Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kandune ECDE Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction of classroom and

kitchen, renovations, installation of

water and fencing

0.5M 2018-

2022

Equator Youth

Polytechnic

Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic


2022

CCM ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Completion and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Wathituga ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Mureru ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gatuanyaga ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kiririchua ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Guara B ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Airstrip ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kaaga ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ngerima ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Katheri ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Mlima Kenya ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Toll ECDE Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Umbui ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No.

kitchen

Construction of a kitchen and water

connection

0.5M 2018-

2022

Wagura ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. toilet

block

Construction of a toilet block 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kagonye youth

polytechnic

Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Construction of an office and

ablution blocks

1.5M 2018-

2022

Kagonye ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovations of classes; Construction

of a kitchen, toilet, tank and fencing

of the compound

0.5M 2018-

2022

Kihome youth

polytechnic



One

Polytechnic

Construction of classrooms and

office block

1.5M 2018-

2022

Kamanda ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovations of classes 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kagere ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation of classes and toilets 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kirai ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation of classes and toilets 0.5M 2018-

2022

Muhito ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction of classrooms and

office block

0.5M 2018-

2022

Gikoe ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Connection to water supply and

renovation of the kitchen

0.5M 2018-

2022

Gikoe Youth Polytechnic Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Equipping and construction of

administration block

1.5M 2018-

2022

Kina ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No.

Classroom

Construction of a classroom Staffing 0.5M 2018-

2022

148

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Gitugi ECDE Mahiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gitugi Youth

Empowerment Centre



One Center Construction and equipping 2M 2018-

2022

Rukira Youth

Polytechnic



1 No.

dormitory

Construction of a dormitory 1.5M 2018-

2022

Witima ECDE Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kiyu ECDE Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kagumo ECDE Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Unjiru Youth

Polytechnic

Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic


2022

Thuti Youth Polytechnic Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic


2022

Thuti ECDE Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No.

kitchen

Construction of a kitchen and

staffing

0.5M 2018-

2022

Gatugi ECDE Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No.

kitchen

Construction of a kitchen and

staffing

0.5M 2018-

2022

Karima Youth

Polytechnic

Karima ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Renovation and equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

ECDE School feeding

program

Countywide Increase enrolment, provide


All ECDEs Provision Porridge 600M 2018-

2022

Ndondoini Village

Polytechnic

Ruguru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Completion 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamariga Nursery

School

Ruguru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Rehabilitation and fencing 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kagati Nursery School Ruguru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Rehabilitation 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kirimukuyu ECDE

feeding programme

Kirimukuyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


All ECDEs School feeding programme 50M 2018-

2022

Mung’aria Youth

Polytechnics

Kirimukuyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Purchase of various training

equipments

1.5M 2018-

2022

Thamaru Polytechnic Kirimukuyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic

Renovation 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kirimukuyu ECDEs Kirimukuyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


All ECDEs Renovation 0.5M 2018-

2022

Rathithi Polytechnic Kirimukuyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic

Operationalize 1.5M 2018-

2022

Ndimaini ECDE Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Rennovation and equiping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gatina ECDE Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gathugu ECDE Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kieni ECDE Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kiamabara ECDE Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ngorano Village

Polytechnic

Konyu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Rennovation and equiping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Blue Valley ECDE Rware Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiawara ECDE Rware Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kahiga ECDE Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



One ECDE Renovation,Purchase of ECDE

learning materials

0.5M 2018-

2022

Embassy ECDE Project Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




2022

Kihuyu Polytechnic Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



One

Polytechnic

Purchase of equipments 1.5M 2018-

2022

Chorongi ECDE Ruringu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction and equiping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamwathi ECDE Ruringu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

149

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Ithenguri ECDE Ruringu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Skuta ECDE Ruringu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Waka ECDE Ruringu Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gatuyaini ECDE Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



One ECDE Rennovation,Construction of

Kitchen and toilets ,Levelling of

Play ground,Fencing

0.5M 2018-

2022

Kahigaini ECDE Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Kiriini ECDE Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




2022

Thungari ECDE Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



One ECDE Equiping the facility with Learning

and Teaching Materials

0.5M 2018-

2022

Othaya Youth

Polytechnic

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



1 No.

dormitory

Construction and equipping of a

dormitory

1.5M 2018-

2022

Giathugu Youth

Polytechnic

Rugi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Construction of Kitchen, Dining Hall

and Toilets;Installation of ICT

Equipment

1.5M 2018-

2022

Rutune Youth

Polytechnic

Rugi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One

Polytechnic

Construction of Kitchen, Dining Hall

and Toilets

1.5M 2018-

2022

Witemere ECDE Rware Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Karura ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation. 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ndumanu/ Kangiri

ECDE

Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction of new building 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gikumbo ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gitimaini ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE New construction 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamigwi ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation, equipping and

employment of staff.

0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamunyuini

polytechnic



One

Polytechnic

Renovation and staffing. 1.5M 2018-

2022

Mbaa-ini Polytechnic Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic

Equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Gathuthi Polytechnics Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic


2022

Kiandu/ Karundu

Polytechnic

Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic


2022

Mbaa-ini ECDE Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECDE Renovation and Equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kaiguri ECDE Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kiharo ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



1 ECDE Equipping and Furnishing 0.5M 2018-

2022

Mutathi-ini ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Karo ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Kiaigi ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Thage-ini ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Nyaithee ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Kiawaithanji ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Gondo ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Kiaraho ECDE Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward




2022

Gichira Youth

Polytechnic

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



1 Youth

Polytechnic

Equipping and Staffing 1.5M 2018-

2022

150

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Gathaithi Youth

Polytechnic

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Ithekahuno Youth

Polytechnic

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Mahiga Youth

Polytechnic

Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward



1 Youth

polytechnic


2022

Endarasha Youth

Polytechnic

Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward



1 Youth

polytechnic


2022

Ewaso Nyiro Youth

Polytechnic

Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward



1 Youth

polytechnic


2022

Kinyaiti ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward




2022

Kihuhiro ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward




2022

Mwihoko ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward




2022

Wendiga ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo ward




2022

Nairutia Youth

Polytechnic

Mugunda Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Youth

Polytechnic

Completion of twin labs and

equipping

1.5M 2018-

2022

Rodama Youth

Polytechnic(New)



1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Lamuria Youth

Polytechnic(New)



1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Bellevue Youth

Polytechnic(New)



1 Youth

Polytechnic


2022

Mugunda ECDE Project Mugunda Ward Increase enrolment, provide


All Public

ECDEs

Renovation, Construction 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kimunyuru ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECDE Construnction and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiria ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kamianda ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gakanga ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Embaringo ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kimunge ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ndiiri ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Charity ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Watuka Youth

Polytechnic

Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Youth

Polytechnic

Upgrading and Equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Wachatha Nuersery

school

Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Completion of building 0.5M 2018-

2022

Nyakahuho Nursery

School




2022

Karindi Nuersery school Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ngurweini Nursery

school




2022

Igoka Village

Polytechnic

(Nyakahuho)



One

Polytechnic

Construction and equipment 1.5M 2018-

2022

Irathimiro youth

polytechnic



One

Polytechnic

Construction and equipment 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kibutio Nursery school Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Construction and equipment 0.5M 2018-

2022

Karura ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation. 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ndumanu/ Kangiri

ECDE



One ECDE Construction of new building 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gikumbo ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation 0.5M 2018-

2022

151

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Gitimaini ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE New construction 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamigwi ECDE Magutu Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One ECDE Renovation, equipping and

employment of staff.

0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamunyuini

polytechnic



One

Polytechnic

Renovation and staffing. 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kiandwiga Village

polytechnic

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)



One

Polytechnic

Equipping and installation of Water

Tank.

1.5M 2018-

2022

Kiaruhui Village

polytechnic

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)



One

Polytechnic


Tank.

1.5M 2018-

2022

Gikororo Village

polytechnic

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)



One

Polytechnic


Tank.

1.5M 2018-

2022

Iria-ini Ward ECDEs Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)



All ECDEs Equipping, Piping and Water

Storage

20M 2018-

2022

Gitero polytechnic Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



One

Polytechnic

Equipping. 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kinunga Polytechnic Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



One

Polytechnic

Equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Kamakwa/Mukaro

ECDEs

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



10 ECDEs Renovation; Equipping; Staffing;

Feeding Programme.

5M 2018-

2022

Gatitu/ Muruguru

ECDEs

Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward



All ECDEs Renovation and staffing. 0.5M 2018-

2022

Githiru Polytechnic Gatitu/ Muruguru

Ward



One

Polytechnic

Equipping, staffing and Fencing 1.5M 2018-

2022

Gachika Youth

Polytechnic

Kiganjo/ Mathari

Ward



One

Polytechnic

Equipping. 1.5M 2018-

2022

Chinga ECDEs Chinga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


All ECDEs Rehabilitation and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiaguthu Primary

School ECDE

Chinga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECDE Construction and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Muirungi Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Mumbu-ini Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Kiaguthu Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Kangongo Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Mucharage Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Chinga South West

Youth Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Gichiche Youth

Polytechnic



One

Polytechnic


2022

Thangathi Polytechnic Mukurwe-ini

Central



One

Polytechnic

Upgrading and equipping 1.5M 2018-

2022

Muhito Digital Centre Mukurwe-ini

Central



One Center Upgrading 3M 2018-

2022

Kihuti ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central



One ECDE Equipping. 0.5M 2018-

2022

Mbugua ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Githi ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Kimondo ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Githungungu ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central



One ECDE Rehabilitation and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Ngoru ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Gachiriro ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Muhito ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Gathitu ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

152

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Maganjo ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Mutwewathe ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Wamutitu ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Gathukumudu ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central




2022

Gitero ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




2022

Nyaribo primary ECDE Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




2022

Kihuyo Pry ECDE Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




2022

Ruringu youth

polytechnic

Ruringu ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Construction & equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Gathaithi ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



Construction & equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Watuka ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Construction & equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiahuria ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gitaro ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kwa Murage ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ngano - ini ECDE Gatarakwa Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gachika polytechnic Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1 Construction & equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Chania primary ECDE Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




2022

Nyarugumu Pry ECDE Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1 Equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiarithaini polytechnic Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1 Expansion, equipping, installation of

water tank

1M 2018-

2022

Chinga ECDEs Chinga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


20 Rehabilitation& construction of

ECDE classses

10M 2018-

2022

Itundu ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1 Upgrading 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kiamwangi ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Cheche ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Ihwagi ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Kiarithaini ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Gikororo ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Miiri ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Thenge- ini ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Gatundu ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Gatondo ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Kahuru ECDE Iriaini ward

(Mathira)




2022

Ithanji ECDE Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward




2022

Gakawa Vocation

Training Centre

Gakawa Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Youth

polytechnic


2022

Endarasha ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward




2022

153

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Mitero ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward




2022

Tarau ECDE Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward




2022

Mathakwaini

Polytechnic

Wamagana Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Polytechnic


2022

Nairobi ECDE

(Karicheni)




2022

Kaheti Polytechnic Mukurwe-ini

West Ward



1 YP Renovation and equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Kiawamururu Youth

Polytechnic

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Gathungururu Youth

Polytechnic

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward




2022

Iria-ini ECDEs Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)



15 ECDEs Renovation and Equipping 7.5M 2018-

2022

Gakanga polytechnic Gatarakwa ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Rehabilitation 1M 2018-

2022

Gaturuturu Youth

Polytechnic



1 Youth

Polytechnic

Renovation and equipping 1M 2018/2

022

Mahiga ICT Hub Mahiga Ward To promote use of technology 1 ICT Hub Construction and equipping 3M 2018/2

022

Mbiririri ECDE Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1

Classroom

Construction and equipping 0.5M 2018/2

022

Kimahuri Youth

Polytechnic

Kabaru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


One Y.P Renovation 1M 2018-

2022

Amboni Youth

Polytechnic

Mweiga Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 Toilet Construction 1.5M 2018-

2022

Mutonga Nursery

ECDE



One ECDE

Centre

Construction 1M 2018-

2022

Kabebero Youth

Polytecnic

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



1

polytecnic

Fencing 3M GoK/

CGN

Othaya Polytechnic Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)



1

polytecnic

Construction of dormitories 3M 2018-

2022

Irigithathi ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward



1 classroom Construction 1M 2018-

2022

Gatune ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward




2022

Mugunyu ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward




2022

Gitima ECD Magutu ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECD Construction of ECD Classes 2M 2018-

2022

Ndunduini ECD Rugi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECD Construction of class room 2M 2018

- 2022

Construction of ECDE

Toilets

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



12 Toilets Construction of Toilets 5M 2018

- 2022

Construction of ECDE

Classes

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



5 Classes Construction of Classes 5M 2018

- 2022

provision ECDE Desks Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



13 ECDE

Classes

Construction of desks 2M 2018

- 2022

Purchase of Sports

Materials

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



13 ECDE

Classes

Construction of desks 2M 2018

- 2022

ECDE Sports Funds Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



13 ECDE

Classes

ECDE Sports Fund 2M 2018

- 2022

Mathari Polytechnic

/Youth Centre

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1

Polytechnic

Equiping 2M 2018

- 2022

Maganjo ECDE Ruguru Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 ECDE Staffing and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Wangera ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Playing & learning Materials 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gathiriti ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Water tank 0.5M 2018-

2022

Wanguru ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Muthuthi-ini ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Needs Floor & Painting 0.5M 2018-

2022

154

Project Name


(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Wahari ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Ngura ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Karaba ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Cementing the floor 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kibutio ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Floor, Painting & Furniture 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kaharo ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Completion of Buildings 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gakira ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Mukui ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Finishing the Classrooms 0.5M 2018-

2022

Kamuchuni ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Cementing, water, Toilets, Fencing 0.5M 2018-

2022

Gikondi ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gathugu ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Kiamurathe ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Building toilets 0.5M 2018-

2022

Wamuchatha ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Building Toilets 0.5M 2018-

2022

Nyakahuho ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Building Toilets 0.5M 2018-

2022

Karindi ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Githama ECDE Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide


1 No. Construction of floor, kitchen 0.5M 2018-

2022

Irathaniro Youth

Polytechnic



1 No. Completion and equipping 1M 2018-

2022

Mutonga Polytechinc Gikondi Ward Increase enrolment, provide



2022

Gitero ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1 No. Renovation and equipping 0.5M 2018-

2022

Karichuta ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1 No. Construction of a classroom 0.5M 2018-

2018

Tigithi ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




2019

Gitinga ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




2020

Manyatta ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




2021

Kimbo ECDE Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




2022

Kieni School’s Feeding

Program

All Kieni Wards Increase enrolment, provide


All ECDEs Upscale of school meal programmes 20 M 2018-

2022

7.11.3 Stalled Projects Project Name

Location Description

of activities

Reasons for stalling Proposed measures

Workshop - Kianduiga YP Iriaini

(Mathira)

Construction Waiting the next Phase of National

Government Funding

Collaboation between County and National

Govt for completion

Workshop and Hostel -

Karatina YP

Karatina town Construction Waiting the next Phase of KIDDP Funding Collaboation between County and KIDDP

for completion

7.12 Water, Environment and Natural Resources


These are projects being implemented by the department of Water, environment and natural resources.

155

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)

Green Economy considerations

Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Iruri Irrigation

Project

Ruguru Ward

To increase area

under irrigation.

500HH Laying of distribution

lines and infield systems.

Spur Economic growth through

irrigation and agricultural development;

Create employment for women and

youth empowerment.

25m CGNComm

unity

2018-

2019

Sagana Irrigation

Project

Ruguru Ward

To increase area

under irrigation.

500HH Construction of 2No.

225m3 masonry storage

tank.

Sustainable food security; Intensification

of land through use of safe farm inputs

and chemicals; Introduction of drip

irrigation for efficient use and water

management

8m

CGN

Community

2018-

2019

Kariithi Irrigation

Project

Karatina/Kirimukuy

u wards

To increase area

under irrigation.

500HH

Construction of 2No.

225m3 masonry storage

tank; Procurement of

pipes & installation of

distribution lines.

Intensification of land use through better

land and water management.

15m

CGN

Community

2018-

2019

Muthira Water

Project

Ruguru Ward

To provide water

for domestic use

8000

HH

Construction of

intake,tank& distribution

Pipeline

Social Economics improvement; Poverty

reduction; Environmental improvement

will be realized; Health standard will be

improved; Time used to fetch water will

be reduced

20m CGN

Community

2018-

2020

Lower Magutu

Irrigation Project

Karatina Ward

-To increase area

under irrigation.

1000

HH

Construction of intake &

Pipeline

The project will improve the livelihood

of the community through:-Social

interactions; Economical improvement;

Environmental improvement will be

realized.

60m CGN/GOK

Community

Donors

2018-

2021

Kaguyu/ Kienja-ini

Irrigation Project

Iria-ini Ward

-To increase area

under irrigation.

800 HH

Pipes for 13km main line

& for 30km distribution

lines.

Intensification of land through use of

safe farm inputs and chemicals

40m CGN/GOK

Community

Donors

2018-

2021

Kanjuri water

Project

Magutu Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

300 HH

Construction of Intake

(common intake for 3

W/Ps) hydraulics

features installations and

L/V/Cs





be reduced

15m CGN

Community

2017-

2018

Kagochi/Kahurathi

Magutu Ward

To provide water

for domestic use

130 HH Construction of

intake(common Intake

for 3 intakes) & tank,

hydraulic fixtures

installation and L/V/Cs





be reduced

8m CGN

Community

2017-

2018

Ihwagi/Kahachu

Magutu/Iriaini

To provide water

for domestic use

250 HH

Laying of main pipeline,

distributions and intake

construction





be reduced

10m CGN

Community

2017-

2020

Karembu

Konyu Ward

To provide water

for domestic use

150 HH Construction of Pump

House, Procure and

install solar system,

Tank rehabilitation,

replacement & repair of

sand filter media &

Scooping of the Intake





be reduced

7M CGN

Community

2017-

2018

Chehe water project

Iriaini Ward

(Mathira)

To provide water

for domestic use

1500

HH

Desilting of Intake,

Trenching &Laying of

pipeline and construction

of 150m3 masonry tank





be reduced

27M CGN

Community

2017-

2022

West Magutu

Magutu ward

To provide water

for domestic use

and minor

Irrigation.

500 HH Construction of Intake

&150m3 masonry tank

Trenching &Laying of

pipeline





be reduced

5m CGN

Community

2017-

2022

Iria-ini Water

Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To provide water

for domestic use

and minor

Irrigation.

400HH Construction of 150m3

masonry tank





be reduced

2.5m CGN

Community

2017-

2020

Kairia Water Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To provide water

for domestic use


masonry tank




2.5m CGN

Community

2017-

2018

156

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

and minor

Irrigation.


be reduced

Kanjuri Water

Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)

To provide water

for domestic use

and minor

Irrigation.


masonry tank





be reduced

2.5m CGN

Community

2017-

2018

Mukore water

project Konyu ward

To improve &

increase water

access

5 km Piping Social Economics improvement; Poverty




be reduced

7m CGN 2018-

2022

Mbogoini springs

project

Kirimukuyu Ward

To improve &

increase water

access

5

springs

Rehabilitation of springs

at Giathathu, Iraguma,

Kiangero, Giakibura and

Gaburiri





be reduced

2.5m CGN 2018-

2022

Mathira Water &

Sanitation Company

To improve water

& Sewerage

services

2000

HH

Procurement of pipes &

installation of

distribution lines.

Rehabilitation of

distribution lines &

existing storage Tanks.

Expansion of existing

pipe lines, storage

facilities, sewerage

treatment plant &

network.

Construction of full

treatment plants.

Procurement of district

master & Consumer

meters





be reduced

1.6B CGN

GOK

Company

Donors

2018-

2022

Othaya Mukurweini

Water Services

Company Ltd

To improve water

& Sewerage

services

4000

HH

Rehabilitation of Othaya

town reticulation system

Construction of

treatment works, new

intake at Gatango,

Sludge drying beds,

Masonarytank at

Nduma& Pipeline.

Replacement &

relocation of pipeline.

Decentralised sanitation

facilities in various

towns.

Sewer lines extension for

Othaya


master & Consumer

meters

Health standard will be improved

Social Economics improvement.

Poverty reduction


realized.

Time used to fetch water will be reduced

303M CGN

GOK

Company

Donor

2018-

2022

Naromoru township

water project

Naromoru/Kiamatha

ga ward

To provide water

for domestic use,

improve water

quality and

Sanitation.

2200

HH

Construction of

pipeline , storage tanks,

Sewerage system,

Completion of

Treatment Works,

Drilling & equipping

borehole


master & Consumer

meters


of the community through.

-Social impact.

-Economical improvement

-Environmental improvement will be

realized.

628m CGN

GOK

Company

Donors

2018-

2022

Kaing’ore Hydram

project

(Kirurumo

Kianyange)

Gikondi Ward

To Increase area

under irrigation

by 12.5 acres and

increase food

production.

100HH.

Construction of 1no

reinforced Hydram

platform and extension

of 0.5km pipeline system

Promote food production and wealthy

creation as per vision 2030

0.65M CGN

Community

2018-

2019

157

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Thiha Sagana

Irrigation project in

Rugi ward

To Increase area

under irrigation

by 75 acres and

increase food

production.

150HH Rehabilitation of intake

works, fitting and

extension of piping

system to about 20Km



8m CGN

Community

2017-

2019

Thiha Micro

Irrigation project in

Rugi ward

To Increase area

under irrigation

by 50 acres and

increase food

production.

100HH Rehabilitation of

intake ,fitting and

extension of piping

system to about 25Km.



10m CGN

Community

2017-

2020

Mukurwe-ini Rural

Water Project

(Gathugu)

Rugi Ward

To provide water

for domestic use

and minor

Irrigation.


masonry tank

Social Economics improvement.

Poverty reduction


realized.


Time used to fetch water will be reduced

2m CGN

Community

2017-

2018

Kamoko/

Mahiga Irrigation

Project, phase 2 –

Mahiga Ward

Increase area

under irrigation

250 HH Laying of pipeline for

12kms

Water use efficiency strategies to

increase water utilization in irrigation

Sustainable crop production for food

security; Intensification of land use

through better land and water

management eg Use of soil and water

conservation measures in irrigated land

to reduce land degradation

11 M TARDA

CGN

CDF

Community

2017-

2019

Changachicha

/Kagongo irrigation

project-Chinga

Ward

Increase area

under irrigation

800acre

s

(3200

HH)

Construction of intake

laying of pipeline for

120km of mainline and

distribution network


youth in green economy

Sustainable food security and empower

the resident economically and socially.

Intensification of land use

125M CGN

Gok

Community

Donors

2016-

2022

Kahuro-Kianjoro

irrigation project-

Karima ward

Increase area

under irrigation

30acres

(120

HH)

laying of pipeline for the

mainline and distribution

network

Installation of Hydrum

and 100CM storage tank

Spur Economic growth through

irrigation and development



Sustainable food security

Intensification of land through use of

safe farm inputs and chemicals

Introduction of drip irrigation for

efficient use of water

10m CGN

Community

2016-

2020

Ichagethi irrigation

project-

Iria-ini ward,

Othaya

Increase area

under irrigation

260HH laying of pipeline for the

mainline, distribution

network and

Construction of the

Intake

Sustainable food security


Introduction of drip irrigation for

efficient use of water

10m CGN

Community

2018-

2021

Ihwa irrigation

project

Kamakwa/ Mukaro

Increase area

under irrigation

35 ha Construction of pipelines

Ranging from 225-32

mm Ø upvc pipes total

distance 10km

construction of 2 No

BPT and river crossings

It will improve the livelihood of the

community through:- Social impact;

Economical improvement;


realized; Technological improvement

within the community.

15m CGN

Community

2018-

2022

Wangi Kanuna

irrigation project

Mathari Kiganjo

(UTaNRMP, IFAD)

(Donor)

Increase area

under irrigation


Ranging from 355-32


distance 33km &

Rehabilitation of 1 No.

Tank.







15m IFAD

CGN

Community

2018

Kihuyo irrigation

project

Mathari Kiganjo

Increase area

under irrigation


Ranging from 225-32


distance 20km &

Construction of 1 No

225 m3 masonry tank







30m CGN

Community

Donor

2018-

2022

Njengu irrigation

project

Mathari Kiganjo

Increase area

under irrigation

225

acres

Construction of pipelines

ranging from 225-

32mmØ upvc and GI

pipes total distance about

25 km & construction of

2 No 225m3 tanks







87m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

2018-

2022

158

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Riamukurwe

irrigation project

Gatitu / Muruguru

Increase area

under irrigation

700

acres

Construction of pipelines

ranging from 355-20 mm

dia with total distance of

52 km & 3No major road

crossings







90 m NIB

CGN

Community

2018-

2022

Mwiyogo water

project

Endarasha/

Mwiyogo ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

3000

HH

Construction of the new

Intakes, main pipeline

and construction of tanks







50m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2017-

2022

Endarasha self-help

water project

Endarasha ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

2700

HH

Extension of pipeline

and construction of

tanks.







30m CGN

GOK

Community

NDMA

Donors

2017-

2019

Nganyuthe Water

project

To provide water

for domestic use.

1000

HH

Construction of the new

Intakes, main pipeline

and construction of

tanks.







35m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2017-

2022

Gatarakwa Water

Project

Mugunda Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

3600

HH

Construction of tanks

and distribution network.







50m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2017-

2019

Mutitu B Water

project

Mugunda Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

1100

HH

Construction of Water

Storage tanks and 2nd

phase pipeline.







25m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Simbara-Bondeni

Irrigation Project

Mweiga Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

1100

HH

Trenching, pipe laying

and construction of

135m3 storage tanks.







25m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Simbara Amboni

Water Project

Mweiga Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

3000

HH

Construction of storage

tank, new intake and

pipeline.







30m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Simbara Kamatongu

Water Project

Mweiga Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

1500

HH

Construction of water

storage tanks, extension

of distribution lines.







25m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Bamboo Hill Water

project

Gataragwa ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

700HH

Construction of storage

tank, new intake and

pipeline.







15m CGN

Community

NDMA

2017-

2019

Treffos/ Kiburuti

Water Project

Endarasha/Mwiyog

o ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

2600

HH

Rehabilitation of the

Intake, upgrading of the

main pipeline and

construction of water

storage tanks.







20m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

159

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Kirinyaga Nyange

Water Project

Kabaru ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

550HH


storage tanks 3No.of

225m3 and 9km pipeline.

Rehabilitation to allow

for re-routing gravity

main.







27m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Kihoto Water

project

(Kambura-ini

splinter group)

Narumoru/

Kiamathaga

To provide water

for domestic use.

680HH

Rehabilitation of intake,

Kambura-ini 7-acre dam

& Borehole.



225m3 and 9km pipeline







25m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Kirika Water project

(Kambura-ini

splinter group)

Narumoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

750HH

Rehabilitation of intake

& Borehole.



225m3 and 7km pipeline.







19m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Huku Water project

Gakawa Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

1220

HH

Rehabilitation of intake,

Equipping new

Borehole.


storage tank 225m3 and 9

km pipeline.







14m CGN

Community

NDMA

2018-

2022

Warazo jet water

project

Kabaru Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

3000

HH


storage tank 225m3







4m CGN

2017-

2018

Mwea B Water

Project (Mlima

Kenya)

Gakawa Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

450HH Completion of water

storage tank 225m3







1.5m CGN 2017-

2018

Ngongithi Water

Project

Thegu Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

250HH Construction of water

storage tank 150m3







2.5m CGN 2017-

2018

Guraga Water

project

(Kaga splinter

group)

Gakawa Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

600HH

Rehabilitation &

Equipping Guara

Borehole.

Construction of

Intake,water storage

tanks 3No.of 225m3 and

18 km pipeline.







38m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Maka Green Water

project

Gakawa Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

560HH

Rehabilitation of intake.

Construction of 10.5km

pipeline & 1No. 225m3

storage tanks.

Drilling new borehole.







13m CGN

Community

NDMA

2018-

2022

Mureru water

project

Gakawa Ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

870HH


Construction of 36km


storage tanks.

Drilling new borehole.







47m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Njogu-ini-Gitero-

Kabati (NGK)

Kiamathaga ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

600HH


Construction of 12.6km


storage tanks.







31m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

160

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

Thung’are water

project (Honi

intake)

Thegu River ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

500HH

Construction of intake.

Construction of 32km


storage tanks.

Drilling new borehole







60m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018-

2022

Lower Kakuret

water project

Thegu River ward

To provide water

for domestic use.

310HH

Rehabilitation of intake

& Borehole.



225m3 and 9 km

pipeline.







14m CGN

Community

NDMA

2018-

2022

Giakagu Irrigation

Wamagana Ward

Increase area

under irrigation

160HH Laying of pipeline for

the mainline and

distribution network &

Construction of the

Intake






5M CGN

Community

2018

–

2022

Kimathi Muhoya

Irrigation

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase area

under irrigation

1000

HH

Laying of pipeline for

the mainline and


Proper land use for agricultural

productivity.





10M CGN

Community

2018

–

2022

Gaithuri Irrigation

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase area

under irrigation


the mainline and





the resident economically and socially

1.5M CGN

Community

2018

–

2019

Aberslopes

Irrigation

Increase area

under irrigation to

cover with

irrigation water

by


the mainline, distribution

network & storage tank

(150m3)




the resident.

5.5M CGN

Community

2018

–

2019

Kaigonji Aguthi

Gaaki Irrigation

GaakiAguthi Ward

Increase area

under irrigation

2700

HH

Laying of pipeline for

the mainline ,

distribution network &

Construction of 225 m3

and 90 day storage

facility


productivity.





40M CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

2018

–

2022

Kinaini water

project

Dedan Kimathi

To increase water

supply.

1000

Househ

olds

Construction of a

treatment plant, 2no.

storage tanks, expansion

of intake and 7km

pipeline.


productivity.





30m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

2018

–

2022

Titie – Tetu &

Thegenge water

project.

To increase water

supply.

3000

Househ

olds

Completion Titie

treatment works and

Rehabilitation of

Wamagana T/Works.


productivity.





30m CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

2018

–

2022

Kienjero dam

Mugunda Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

15000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.

Economical improvement


realized.

3M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Mugaka Dam

Mugunda Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

40000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.



realized.

6M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Bondeni Dam

Mweiga Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

20000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.


3M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

161

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame


realized.

Githima Dam

Gakawa ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

60000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.



realized.

4.5M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Guara II Dam

Gakawa ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

60000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.



realized.

5M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Kaheho Dam

Rugi Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

14000m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.



realized.

3M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Muturanguru

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

30000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing.



Social impact.



realized.

5M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Hiriga Dam

Ruguru Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

60000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing



Social impact.



realized.

4.5M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Waraza Lusoi Dam

Kabaru Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

108000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing



Social impact.



realized.

22M CGN

GOK

Donors

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Ruthagati

Ruguru

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

250000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing



Social impact.



realized.

10M CGN

GOK

Community

Donors

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Nganyuthe Dam

Gataragwa Ward

Increase water

supply coverage

area.

25000

m3

Rehabilitation and

fencing



Social impact.



realized.

4M CGN

NDMA

2018

–

2022

Nyeri Water and

Sewerage Company

Limited

Iprove sewerage

services and

feacal sludge

management

2,500

H/H

Construction of

reticulation and

expansion of Kangemi

sewerage treatment plant


865 m CGN

GOK

Company

Donors

2018-

2022

Tetu Aberdare

Water and

Sanitation Company

To provide water

for domestic use,

improve water

quality and

Sanitation.

16,000

H/H


conservation

reserviour ,Full

Treatment Works,Bulk

trunk mains,New

distribution

networks,Augumentation

of Existing

system,Storage tanks,

4No modern public

toilets in majoe market

centres,procurement of

zonal and customer



-Social impact.



realized.

527 m CGN

GOK

Company

Donors

2018-

2022

162

Project Name/

Location


Activities (Key

Outputs)


Cost

(Kshs)

Source of

funding

Timef

rame

meters and water

catchment preservation

and protection

County school

greening programs

Mukurweini

Increase area

under forest cover

200,000

tree

seedling

s

20,000

fruit

seedling

s

Procuring and planting

of tree and fruit

seedlings.



-Social impact.



realized.

9 m CGN

NDMA

2018-

2022

County greening

(Agro forestry)

Increase area

under forest

household level.

123,600

fruit

seedling

s and

680,000

Grevilli

a

seedling

s


of tree seedlings.



-Social impact.



realized.

44.5m CGN 2018-

2022

Protection of

riparian area and

river bank

stabilization.

County wide

Increase River

flows

10km Procuring and planting

of tree seedlings.



-Social impact.



realized.

2.0 m CGN 2018-

2022

County towns and

GOK offices

beautification

Clean and

beautiful towns

Town

streets

and

office

compou

nd


of tree seedlings.



-Social impact.



realized.

2.5 m CGN 2018-

2022

Climate change

mitigation

Reduced

woodfuel usage

150

instituti

ons

Procuring energy saving

Jikos

20milli

on

CGN/

NDMA

Donors

2018-

2022

Karemenu Mega

dam

Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo,Gataragwa

and Mugunda

wards

200Ha Excavation and piping 13B National

Government

2017-

2022

Naromoru Mega

dam

Naromoru-

Kiamathaga and

Gakawa wards

200Ha Excavation and piping 17B National

Government

2017-

2022

Othaya

/Mukurweini water

and sanitation

company

Othaya and

Mukurweini sub-

counties

1000H

H

Provision of clean

portable water and

improved sanitation

services

303M CGN/Natio

nal

Government

2017-

2022

Mathira water and

sanitation company

Mathira West and

East sub-counties

1000H

H

Provision of clean

portable water and

improved sanitation

services

1.6B CGN/Natio

nal

Government

2017-

2022

County Water

Boozers

County Hqs 5 No. Provision of clean

portable water

30M National

Government

NDMA

2017-

2022


These projects will be implemented by the department of Water, environment and natural resources. They will

be funded by Count Government of Nyeri in collaboration with the national government. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Thungari Dam Thegu River Ward Increase water storage 1 no. dam Rehabilitation 5M 2018-2022

Nyeri Water &

Sewerage Company

project

Kirimukuyu

(Ruthagati,

Kiangoma,

Karogoto,

Ngunguru,

Land acquisition for water storage tanks

sites; Way leave acquisition for the

pipelines and other installations; Laying of

the transmission main from Ngangarithi to

163


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Ngorano,

Ngurumo, Thaithi,

Kiawarigi. Tumu

Tumu and Rititi)

the pumping station near Hohwe dam;

Construction of the pumping station and

water tanks; Laying of the rising main

from the pumping station to the tumutumu

tank; Laying of the gravity and

distribution mains to; Laying of the

service lines

Thirigitu Dam Thegu River Ward Increase water storage 1 no. dam Construction 10M 2018-2022

Lusio Dam Thegu River Ward Increase water storage 1 no. dam Rehabilitation 5M 2018-2022

Mugi Dam Thegu River Ward Increase water storage 1 no. dam Rehabilitation 5M 2018-2022

Ndambuki Dam Thegu River Ward Increase water storage 1 no. dam Rehabilitation 15M 2018-2022

Upper Rongai Borehole Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Lower Rongai Borehole Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Karicheni Boreholes Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 2 No. borehole Drilling and equipping 10M 2018-2022

Warazo-Lusoi Water

Project

Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 3.3km Laying of 150pipes-6inches; 200 pipes-4

inches; 100 pipes- 3inches and 100pipes-

2 inches.

2M 2018-2022

Ngonde – Gatei Water

Project

Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 8.1km,1No.

intake &1No.

Dam

Laying of 400pipes-3inches; 800 pipes-2

inches; 150pipes -½" inches;

rehabilitation of intake and Rukurwe

valley dam

12M 2018-2022

Maragima Water Project Thegu River Ward Increase access to water 1 No. intake Construction of intake at Gakurwa 8M 2018-2022

Bio Gas Project(All

Homes)

Gakawa Ward To enhance access to safe

environment

16,000 homes construction of Biogas project 8M 2018-2022

Lower Muthu-ini Dam Endarasha

Ewiyogo

Increase water storage 1 Dam Desilting 4M 2018-2022

Mwiyogo Water Project Endarasha

Ewiyogo

Increase water supply 1 Project Purchase of water pipes 5M 2018-2022

Marua Irrigation Project Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward

To enhance access to

clean and safe water

Water supply Water supply 6M 2018-2022

Thunguma Irrigation

Project

Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward




Githiru Irrigation Project Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



1 storage

Tank

Construction of a storage tank 3M 2018-2022

Riagamuru Irrigation

Project

Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



I storage

Tank

Construction of a storage tank 5M 2018-2022

Muruguru Water Project Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



1 Dam Construction of a Water Dam 2M 2018-2022

Thunguma Water

Project

Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward




Nyeri Primary ECD

Centre

Rware Ward Increase access to water Water supply 1 tank 5M 2018-2022

Mount Kenya Salvation

ECD Centre

Rware Ward Increase access to water Water supply 1 tank 5M 2018-2022

Gaikundo Gikira Water

Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward

Increase access to water One Water

project

Water harvesting from rivers 1M 2018-2022

Githagara Hdro Water

Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


project


Gaikundo Iganjo Water

Irrigation project

Mukurweini west

Ward


project


Ningaini Ngurunga

Water Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


project


Gathanji Go Green

Water Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


project


Thunguri Kabuku Water

Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


project


Gikumbo Water Tank Magutu ward Improve access to Clean

water

Construction

of Water Tank

Construction of Water Tank 1M 2018-2022

Gitunduti Water Tank Magutu ward Improve access to Clean

water

Construction of Water tank 1M 2018-2022

Bush Clearing Magutu ward Improve access Security Employment of Permanent Work Force 2018-2022

Water Conservation Magutu ward Improve access to Clean

water

Rehabilitation of Dams 2M 2018-2022

Forest Conservation Magutu ward Improve access to Clean

water

Planting of

Trees

Forest Conservation 2M 2018-2022

164


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Naromoru water

treatment plant

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

Increase water storage 1No. Construction of storage tanks 4M 2018-2022

Mugunyu Water Project Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

Increase access to water 3km Laying of distribution pipes 2M 2018-2022

Gitero Boreholes Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward

Increase access to water 2 No.

boreholes

Rehabilitation and equipping; Solar

installation

6M 2018-2022

Gatune Borehole Naromoru/

Kiamathaga Ward


Borehole

Construction, equipping and storage tank 5M 2018-2022

Warazo Jet water project Kabaru Ward Increase water storage 1 No. tank &

1No. Intake

Construction of water tank ; sub-surface

water weir

5M 2018-2022

Charati Water Project Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 3km & 1 No.

borehole

Laying of distribution pipes; drilling and

equipping of borehole;

8M 2018-2022

Mwema Water Project Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 3km and 1No.

tank

Rehabilitation of existing pipeline;

construction of storage tank

5M 2018-2022

Migwi’s land borehole Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling and equipping of borehole 5M 2018-2022

Muthigani’s water tank Kabaru Ward Increase water storage 1 No. storage

tank

Construction of tank 4M 2018-2022

Cherati water project Kabaru Ward Increase water storage 1 No. intake Renovation of intake 2M 2018-2022

Warazo /Lusoi/Jet water

project

Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 3km Laying of distribution lines(120-6’’; 180-

4’’; 80-3’’ pipes)

1.5M 2018-2022

Kandune water project Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 2km Laying of distribution lines(160-2’’; 130-

1 ½ ’’ pipes)

0.5M 2018-2022

Kabaru Mega Intake

Irrigation Water Project

Kabaru Ward Increase access to water

and reduce conflicts.

1 no. Intake

2 No. storage

tanks 5Km

Pipeline

Clustering of all water projects along

Thegu river, construction water tanks and

intake; laying of pipes

50M 2018-2022

Mawasco water project Kirimukuyu ward

(Ngandu, Kaiyaba,

Kanyama,

Mbogoini ,

Tumutumu,

Karogoto,

Gathogorero areas)

Increase water

distribution and access

(Domestic)

Construction of intakes, Reservoir tanks,

distribution pumping and piping

2M 2018-2022

Nyewasco Water project Kirimukuyu ward

(Thaithi, Rititi,

Kiangoma,

Ngurumo,

Gathogorero

,Gathagana - Thiu

areas)

Increase water

distribution and access

(Domestic)

Construction of intakes, Reservoir tanks,

distribution pumping and piping

2M 2018-2022

Caliba Springs and

Caves

Kirimukuyu Ward Fencing and tree planting Fencing 2M 2018-2022

Nyaruguma Water

Project Storage Tank

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

Construction of Water

Tank

One water

Project

Construction 1M 2018-2022

Tanks for 10 ECDE

Centres

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward

Purchase of 10, 000

Litres for 10 ECDE

Centres

10 Water

Storage Tanks

Purchase of Water Tanks 3M 2018-2022

Gikanga Water Project Kabaru Ward Increase access to water 3km, 1No.

tank & 1No.

pan

Expansion of pipeline, construction of

storage tank and a water pan

15M 2018-2022

Nairobi river Irrigation

Water Project

Kabaru Ward Improved food security 1 No. storage

tank 1 No.

office block

Construction of water tank and laying of

pipeline

Construction of an office

4M 2018-2022

Ruai Water Project Gakawa Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling and equipping borehole; laying

of 6’’ pipes-4km

10M 2018-2022

Kamangura borehole Gakawa Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Rehabilitation and installation of solar

power

3M 2018-2022

Kibururti borehole Gakawa Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Rehabilitation and installation of solar

power

3M 2018-2022

Mikambune dam Gakawa Ward Increase water storage 1 No. dam Rehabilitation 5M 2018-2022

Kaaga water project Gakawa Ward Increase water storage 1No. tank Construction of a storage tank 4M 2018-2022

Mwea B water project Gakawa Ward Increase access to water 2No.

boreholes

Drilling and equipping of boreholes 5M 2018-2022

Gakawa agricultural

farmers SHG

Gakawa Ward Improved food security 2No. drip kits

& 1No. pan

Provision of drip irrigation kits and

excavation of water pans

2M 2018-2022

165


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Gura/ Ugachiku water

project

Mahiga Ward Increase access to water Newly

completed by

NIB

Rehabilitation of pipeline 5M 2018-2022

Kahuro / Kirai water

project

Mahiga Ward Increase access to water wash out

chambers

Construction of wash out chambers 10M 2018-2022

Mbafu water spot Mahiga Ward Increase access to water 600HHs Rehabilitation of the community water

point

5M 2018-2022

Miiri-ini water project Mahiga Ward Improved food security 3km Laying of pipes for irrigation water 5M 2018-2022

Kamumu water project Mahiga Ward Improved food security 3km Laying of pipes for irrigation water 5M 2018-2022

Njigari irrigation

project

Mahiga Ward Improved food security 800HHs Excavation of a dam (njigari forest);

Construction of intake and piping

10M 2018-2022

Rukira irrigation project Mahiga Ward Improved food security 3km Construction of intake and Laying of

pipes

25M 2018-2022

Kahuro irrigation project Karima ward Improved food security 3km Laying of pipes 2M 2018-2022

Unjiru dam Karima ward Increase water storage 1No. Dam Levelling of the dam 1M 2018-2022

Karathi irrigation project Karima ward Improved food security 3km Laying of pipes 2M 2018-2022

Kiandegu water project Karima ward Improved food security 1 No. intake Construction of an intake 1M 2018-2022

Gikeu water project Karima ward Improved food security 1 No. hydram Construction of a hydram 1.5M 2018-2022

Kinaiyu water project Karima ward Improved food security 1 No. hydram Construction of a hydram 1.5M 2018-2022

Kagongo water project Karima ward Improved food security 1 No. hydram Construction of a hydram 1.5M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Ngai water

project

Karima ward Improved food security 1 No. hydram Construction of a hydram 1.5M 2018-2022

Gura River Irrigation

Scheme

Karima Improved food security 1300HHs Construction of intake and piping 5M 2018-2022

Thuti River Irrigation

Scheme

Karima Improved food security 1300HHs Construction of intake and piping 5M 2018-2022

Karu Water Project Ruguru Ward Improved food security 1300HHs Completion 5M 2018-2022

Ruguru Water Project Ruguru Ward Improved food security 1300HHs Completion 100M 2018-2022

Kianyange Dam Ruguru ward Increase water storage 1300HHs Rehabilitation 8M 2018-2022

Kanyata Water Pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1300HHs Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Rimai Water Pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1300HHs Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Kianjogu water project Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1300HHs Construction of water tank; Purchase of

pipes

5M 2018-2022

Gatamuki water Pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 No. Water

Pan

Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Galiba water pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 No. Water

Pan


Giakabura Water Pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 No. Water

Pan


Rwanda Water Pan Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 No. Water

Pan


Kirimukuyu

CommunityWater

Project

Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1500HHs Completion 50M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Water

Project

Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 No. Water

intake

Construction of intake. 5M 2018-2022

Njima Dam Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 1 Dam Renovation (Digging and Fencing) 4M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Hill Kirimukuyu Ward Increase water storage 10km Fencing and Guarding 3M 2018-2022

Githima Water Project Kirimukuyu Ward Increase access to water 1300HHs Purchase of Water Tank; Piping 2.5M 2018-2022

Ruthagati Water Project Kirimukuyu Ward Increase access to water 1300HHs Purchase of Water Tank; Piping 2.5M 2018-2022

Kiangi Water Project Kirimukuyu Ward Increase access to water 1300HHs Purchase of Water Tank; Piping 2.5M 2018-2022

Konyu boreholes Konyu Ward Increase access to water Four Drilling of boreholes 20M 2018-2022

Gathugu/mukore water

project

Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project

Completion 4M 2018-2022

Karembu water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Peter chira water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Mutui water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Kahara water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Chania Tropical Rae

water supply

Rware Ward Increase access to water 3km Piping 5M 2018-2022

Kiunyu Dam Ruringu Ward Increase water storage 1500 HHs Rehabilitation and Fencing/ Fish farming 5M 2018-2022

Ithenguri Dam Ruringu Ward Increase water storage 1500 HHs Rehabilitation and Fencing/ Fish farming 3M 2018-2022

166


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Kanoga Dam Ruringu Ward Increase water storage 1500 HHs Tree Nurseries/Fish farming 0.1M 2018-2022

Othaya Polytechnic

water supply

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

Increase access to water 1500 HHs Supply of reliable water 5M 2018-2022

Gitundu Primary Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


Borehole

Drilling of borehole 5M 2018-2022

Munaini Primary Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


Borehole

Drilling of borehole 5M 2018-2022

Kiandukia Water Project Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

Increase access to water 1500 HHs Purchase of pipes 8M 2018-2022

Gikurwe water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Iriaini water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


Nguka water project Konyu Ward Increase access to water One water

project


West Magutu Water

Project

Magutu Ward Increase access to water 2500HHs Rehabilitation and completion of

projects, Building dams, Building of

water pans and boreholes

20M 2018-2022

Uppper Magutu Water

Project

Magutu Ward Increase access to water 2000HHs Purchase of more pipes, Construction of

intake.

5M 2018-2022

Kanoga Dam Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Increase water storage 1500HHs Operationalize and Fencing 2M 2018-2022

Kamakwa-Mukaro /

Huhoini Irrigation

Project

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Increase access to water 2500HHs Rehabilitation and equipping 20M 2018-2022

Chinga roof water

harvesting

Chinga Ward Increase water storage 24 schools Construction of storage tanks and gutters 96M 2018-2022

Chinga Boreholes Chinga Ward Increase access to water 24 schools Drilling Boreholes 120M 2018-2022

Gichami Water Project Chinga Ward Increase access to water 2km Procurement and Laying of Pipes 1M 2018-2022

Kianda-ini Water

Project

Chinga Ward Increase access to water 2.5km Procurement and Laying of Pipes 8M 2018-2022

Chinga Dam Chinga Ward Increase water storage 1 Dam Fencing 5M 2018-2022

Ichamara Orthodox

Community Tank

Mukurwe-ini

Central

Increase water storage 1 No. Tank Rehabilitation of the Tank 1M 2018-2022

Ngimaini Dam Mukurwe-ini

Central

Increase water storage 3km Piping water, pumping, fish pond & tree

nursery

2M 2018-2022

Ichamara Market

Borehole

Mukurwe-ini

Central

Increase access to water 1 Borehole Drilling. 5M 2018-2022

Rwaarai River Irrigation

Project

Mukurwe-ini

Central

Improved food security Construction and piping 40M 2018-2022

Gaturiri /Thung’ari

boreholes

Thegu River ward Increase access to water 2 No.

boreholes

Equipping of Boreholes 4M 2018-2022

Naromoru/Kimathaga/

Gakawa boreholes

Naromoru/Kimath

aga/ Gakawa

wards


boreholes

Drilling & equipping of borehole 6M 2018-2022

Water Trucking project All Kieni East

Wards

Increase access to water 600 HHs Provision of water to institutions with

empty tanks

0.9 M 2018-2022

Water harvesting project All Kieni East

Wards

Increase water storage 600 HHs Provision of water tanks to all institutions

with gutted roof

0.65M 2018-2022

Kieni East dams Gakawa/Thegu

River/Naromoru

Kiamathaga/Kabar

u wards

Increase water storage 1200 HHs De-silting of Dams & Pans 80M 2018-2022

Kieni East Water

Projects

All Kieni East

Wards

Increase access to water 3000 HHs Extension of Pipelines to water stressed

areas

8.0M 2018-2022

Gatogo water project Gataragwa ward Increase water storage 800 HHs Construction Of 225m3 masonry tank 2.6 M 2018-2022

Hospital and Schools

Roof water harvesting

project

All Kieni Wards Increase water storage 5000 people

800 HHs

Installation of Rain water harvesting

systems(Gutters); No.10 M³ Plastic water

tanks and construction of tank platforms;

Assist operational Boreholes with Fuel

5.5 M 2018-2022

Kamuhiuria/ Gatuamba

boreholes

Thegu River ward Increase access to water 2 No.

boreholes

Repair of Boreholes 1.0M 2018-2022

Zamua Irrigation Project Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Improved food security 1500HHs Reservoir tank and distribution pipes 8M 2018-2022

Kahiga-ini/Kanjora

Water Project

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


167


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Kiandongoro/

Gatumbiro Water

Project

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Zaina Forest Project Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase tree cover 1500HHs Planting of tree seedlings 0.5M 2018-2022

Kindongoro Forest

project

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Kabage Forest project Dedan Kimathi

Ward


Ihithe Irigation Project Wamagana Ward Improved food security 1500HHs Intake, piping and reservoir tanks 8M 2018-2022

Tucha Irrigation Project Wamagana Ward Improved food security 1500HHs Intake, piping and reservoir tanks 8M 2018-2022

Gura Irrigation Project Wamagana Ward Improved food security 1500HHs Intake, piping and reservoir tanks 8M 2018-2022

Gathuthi (Thiriku)

Water Project

Wamagana Ward Improved food security 1500HHs Intake, piping and reservoir tanks 8M 2018-2022

Water harvesting Project Mweiga Ward Increase water storage 1500HHs Construction of Micro Dams 20M 2018-2022

Kamatongu-Simbara

Water Project

Mweiga Ward Improved food security 1500HHs Construction of tank and distribution

pipes

25M 2018-2022

Samaki Borehole

(Kamatongu)

Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Construction and electrification of a

borehole

5M 2018-2022

Expanges Borehole Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Construction and drilling of a borehole 5M 2018-2022

Mweiga Water Project Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Construction of a water reservoir,

Distribution to Mweiga Primary and

Secondary Sch

5M 2018-2022

Amboni Water Projects Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Distribution Pipes 30M 2018-2022

Bondeni Riru Water

Project

Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Construction of tank 8M 2018-2022

Simbara-Bondeni Water

Project

Mweiga Ward Increase access to water 1500HHs Completion of Intake and distribution

pipes supply

25M 2018-2022

Karega Friends Water

Project

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 3.5 Km 2"

pipes and

100m3 Tank

Piping and reservoir tank 3M 2018-2022

Nganyuthe Water

Project

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 2000HHs Sinking boreholes 5M 2018-2022

Karaguriro Water

Project

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1500HHs Piping and reservoir tank 4M 2018-2022

Wendiga water Project Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 3.5 Km 4"

Pipes and

100m3 Tank

Piping and reservoir tank 4M 2018-2022

Wasongiro Water Pan Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase water storage 1 Water pan Desilting 4M 2018-2022

Karaguriro Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase water storage 1 Dam Desilting and embankments enforcement 4M 2018-2022

Muthu-ini Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Kiburuti Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Kagiri Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Kiburuti

Borehole(Muthu-ini)

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1 Bore hole Drilling of Borehole and Piping 5M 2018-2022

Kiburuti Water Project Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1500HHs Piping and Water tank Construction 7M 2018-2022

Kanyiriri Water Project Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Mahiga Cattle dip

Borehole

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Githunguri Borehole Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1 Bore hole Rehabilitation, Sub-mersive pump and

solar panels installation

3M 2018-2022

Karera Area Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1200HHs Construction of reservior tank and piping 1M 2018-2022

Kamune Borehole Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 1 Bore hole Rehabilitation, Sub-mersive pump and

solar panels installation

5M 2018-2022

Thuruthuru River Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 2000HHs Intake construction and piping 3M 2018-2022

Kiburuti Borehole Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase water storage 2000HHs Rehabilitation and Construction of

100m3 reservior tak

3M 2018-2022

168


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Mwihoko Water Project Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 2000HHs Piping and 100m3 Tank reservoir tank 5M 2018-2022

Karima Water Tank Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase access to water 2000HHs Pipes for Service Line 4M 2018-2022

Honi Assistant Chief

Borehole

Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


borehole

Drilling of Borehole and Piping 5M 2018-2022

Mburu Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward

Increase water storage 1 Dam Rehabilitation 4M 2018-2022

Labura Twin Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Rurii Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Kimita Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Mutongu Dam Endarasha

Mwiyogo Ward


Kiburuti (Gitegi) Water

Project

Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 2000HHs Piping and Reservior tank 7M 2018-2022

Kaaga Gitegi Water

projects

Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 2000HHs Drilling of borehole, Distribution pipes

and reservoir tanks

5M 2018-2022

Kabati –Gitegi Water

Project

Gatarakwa Ward Increase water storage 2000HHs Construction of reservoir tanks 6M 2018-2022

Kiria Water Project Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 2000HHs Drilling of borehole, Distribution pipes

and reservoir tanks

5M 2018-2022

Kimunyuru Water

Project

Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 800pipes -6”;

800 pipes – 3”

Drilling of borehole, Distribution pipes

and reservoir tanks

5M 2018-2022

Endarasha Water Project Gatarakwa Ward Improved food security 400pieces 4”

Pipes

Distribution pipes and reservoir tanks 15M 2018-2022

Charity Water Project

(Kamochu)

Gatarakwa Ward Improved food security 300 pieces 3”

Pipes

Distribution pipes and reservoir tanks 0.7M 2018-2022

Embaringo Water

Project

Gatarakwa Ward Improved food security 700 pieces 6”

pipes


Treffos Kiburuti Water

Projects

Gatarakwa Ward Improved food security Distribution pipes and reservoir tanks 20M 2018-2022

Kimunyuru Kwa

Wamuriithi Water

Project (Embaringo)

Gatarakwa Ward Increase water storage Reservior

Tanks - 2 ;

1500pipes -6”;

400 pipes – 2”

Reservoir Tank- 225cc 8M 2018-2022

Gituchu –Gakanga Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 1.5km; 2 No.

tanks


Bamboo Water Project Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 1350 pipes –

4” ; 2 No.

tanks


Watuka Water Project Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 2250 pipes –

4”; 1500 pipes

– 3”; 5 No.

tanks


Mwiyogo Water Project

(Kiahuria)

Gatarakwa Ward Increase access to water 4 No. tanks Distribution pipes and reservoir tanks 10M 2018-2022

Gatarakwa Water

Harvesting

Gatarakwa Ward Increase water storage 2000HHs Water harvesting dams, waterpans,

reservoir tanks and liners

20M 2018-2022

Wasonyiro River

Conservation Project

Gatarakwa Ward Riparian conservation 800HHs Planting of bamboo trees 0.5M 2018-2022

Mutitu B Water Project Mugunda Ward Increase access to water 1000HHs Construction of intake and piping 25M 2018-2022

Lamuria Water Project Mugunda Ward Improved food security 1200HHs Relocation of Intake 2.5M 2018-2022

Muthangira/ Garumu

Water Project (Tanyai,

Ndiritui, Birisha)

Mugunda Ward Increase water storage 3000HHs Storage tank construction 4M 2018-2022

Kabendera Borehole

Project

Mugunda Ward Increase access to water One Borehole Drilling of borehole 5M 2018-2022

Gachuma Borehole

Project


Kienjero Borehole

Project


Ruai Borehole Project Mugunda Ward Increase access to water One Borehole Drilling of borehole 5M 2018-2022

Muthangira Borehole

Project


169


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Mugunda Water Dam/

Pans Project

Mugunda Ward Increase water storage 2000HHs Rehabilitation of Lamuria, Karemeno,

Ruai, Birisha Water Dams/ Pans

25M 2018-2022

Muringa CFA (Berevue)

Tree Planting Project

Mugunda Ward Increase forest cover 2500HHs Establishing tree nurseries 0.5M 2018-2022

Gura Irrigation Project Mukurweini west

Ward

Improved food security 2800HHs Purchase of pump,Construction of water

tank and purchase of pipes

15M 2018-2022

Gatura Irrigation Project Mukurweini west

Ward


borehole

Drilling & equipping of borehole; piping 3M 2018-2022

Gakindu Irrigation

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward

Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling & equipping of borehole; piping 5M 2018-2022

Wanjithi Irrigation

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Mbiyuini Irrigation

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Ruthanji Irrigation

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Njiruini Irrigation

Project e

Mukurweini west

Ward


Munyu(Kaheti)

Irrigation Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Mutitu Borehole Gikondi Ward Increase access to water 1 No. borehole Drilling and equipping 5M 2018-2022

Mukui water Tank Gikondi Ward Increase access to water 1 No. Tank Construction and Piping 8M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Ituu dam Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1 Dam Rehabilitation, construction and

extension of pipes

2M 2018-2022

Kabi Dam Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1 Dam Rehabilatation to provide water for

irrigation

2M 2018-2022

Kiirungi irrigation

scheme

Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1000 HHs Design, survey and Piping 3M 2018-2022

Ithemoigi dam Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1000 HHs Fencing and construction of water pump

station

2M 2018-2022

KirumokiaNyange

irrigation Scheme

Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

800 HHs Upgrading, Design, survey and Piping 5M 2018-2022

Kanyiriri water project Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1200 HHs Up grading and piping 5M 2018-2022

Kaguju Water Project Gikondi Ward Increase area under

irrigation

700 HHs Up grading and piping 5M 2018-2022

Rukira Irrigation Project Mahiga Ward Increase area under

irrigation

1100 HHs Laying of pipeline for 55kms

&Construction of intake

66 M 2018-2022

Mutoigo Irrigation Wamagana Ward Increase area under

irrigation

800 Ha(1000

Hh)

Laying of pipeline for the mainline,

distribution network &Construction of

intake

120M 2018-2022

Huhoini-Mukaro

Irrigation

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase area under

irrigation

300 Ha(2500

Hh)

Laying of pipeline for the 10Km

mainline, distribution network

&Construction of intake

100M 2018-2022

KahigainiKanjora

Irrigation

Dedan Kimathi

Ward

Increase area under

irrigation

50ha(400Hhs) Laying of pipeline for the 50Km

mainline, distribution network &

Construction of intake

30M 2018-2022

Lamuria Dam Mugunda Ward Increase water supply

coverage & area under

Irrigation

60,000m3 Prefeasibility studies, design &

construction.

35m 2018-2022

West Magutu Water

Project

Magutu Ward To enhance access to


1500HHs Construction of Intake and laying of

Pipes

5M 2018/2022

Upper Magutu Water

Project




Pipes

5M 2018/2022

Muthira Gathirathiru

Water Project




Pipes

5M 2018/2022

Kihuri Water Project Magutu Ward To enhance access to



Pipes

5M 2018/2022

Kagochi Kahurathi

Water Project




Pipes

5M 2018/2022

Tumutumu hill Kirimukuyu Ward To conserve the

ecosystem

1 hill Aforestation program 1M 2018-2022

Kaguyu/Kienjaini water

project

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



2000HHs completion 5M 2018-2022

Wangi Kanuna water

project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




170


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Kairia five water project Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1 tank Completion of tank, piping network 5M 2018-2022

Kiria dam Gatarakwa Ward To enhance access to


1 construction 4M 2018-2022

Cheche water project Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



2000HHs Construction of a water reservoir network 4M 2018-2022

Gatundu Water project Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



2000HHs Construction of tanks 4M 2018-2022

Ereri Kirumia Water

Project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



2000HHs Construction of Water Reservoir 4M 2018-2022

Cheru dam Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1 dam Desilting of dam 4M 2018-2022

Gitero – Kabati Water

project

Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1500HHs Distribution pipes 6M 2018-2022

Karage Bara Minor

water project

Gatarakwa ward To enhance access to


1500HHs Distribution pipes (1000 pipes 4” 150

pipes 3”), 3 reservoir tanks

6M 2018-2022

Mutoigu water project Ruringu ward To enhance access to


1500HHs Distribution pipes, reservoir tank etc 6M 2018-2022

Mukaro water project Ruringu ward To enhance access to


1500HHs Distribution pipes, reservoir tank etc 6M 2018-2022

Kabuda water project Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1 Drilling of borehole & equipping 3M 2018-2022

Gitwe water project Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1 Drilling of borehole & equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kandara water project Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1000HHs Equipping with solar panel 3M 2018-2022

Kiawaiguru water

project

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1000HHs Intake & piping network 6M 2018-2022

Kiawaiguru water

project (Ihwagi

Location)

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



1000HHs Intake and pipes 6M 2018-2022

Kihuyo/ Nyarugumu

water project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1000HHs Pipes & construction of storage tank 6M 2018-2022

Njengu – Nyaribo water

project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



1000HHs Pipes & construction of storage tank 6M 2018-2022

Kamburaini borehole Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward



1 Rehabilitation 1M 2018-2022

Kiamwangi, Miiri &

Kahuru

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)



3 Sinking of boreholes 9M 2018-2022

Chorongi factory

wetmill

Ruringu ward To enhance access to


1 borehole Drilling and equiping 3M 2018-2022

Kigwandi factory

wetmill

Ruringu ward To enhance access to


1 borehole Drilling and equiping 3M 2018-2022

Riagamuru water project Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward




Aguthi Gaaki Irrigation

Project

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward



2500HHs Completion, Distribution pipes and

reservoir tanks

5M 2018-2022

Ihwa Irrigation Project Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



2500HHs Completion/ Distribution pipes 5M 2018-2022

Githiru irrigation project Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



2500HHs Construction of a water reservoir 5M 2018-2022

Lower Kakuret Water

Project

Thegu River Ward To enhance access to


2000HHs Construction, distribution pipes and

equiping

5M 2018-2022

Thegenge Irrigation

Water Project

Wamagana Ward To enhance access to



equipping

5M 2018-2022

Kaigonji Water Project Wamagana Ward To enhance access to



equipping

5M 2018-2022

Wandwethi Water

Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)



2000HHs Distribution Pipes 5M 2018-2022

Gatei Village Bore Hole Thegu River Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling, distribution pipes and equiping 3M 2018-2022

Karicheni Borehole Thegu River Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling, distribution pipes and equiping 3M 2018-2022

Coffee Factories

Borehole Projects

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward



6 Boreholes Drilling, Distribution pipes and reservoir

tanks

3M 2018-2022

Gachatha Borehole Wamagana Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling, piping and equipping 3M 2018-2022

171


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Kaiguri Factory

Borehole




Kiandu Coffee Factory

Borehole




Giakanja Coffee Factory

Borehole




Thiriku Coffee Factory

Borehole




Gura River Fish pond

projects

Wamagana Ward To enhance food security 20 Fish ponds Drilling, piping and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kamuyu factory

borehole

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward



1 Borehole Drilling, Piping and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Muthua-ini Factory bore Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Rurichu Borehole Mugunda Ward To enhance access to



Wangata Borehole Mugunda Ward To enhance access to



New city Borehole Mugunda Ward To enhance access to



Karogoto river

community water

project

Kirimukuyu Ward To enhance access to


1500HHS land acquisition Hydrum pump

Reservoir, Piping & Distribution

4M 2018-2022

Gathagana Gaiti

community water

project



1500HHS land acquisition Hydrump pump

Reservoir, Piping & Distribution

4M 2018-2022

Hohwe dam community

water project



1500HHS Pumping, Reservoir tank, Piping &

Distribution

4M 2018-2022

Sindoro Forest Thegu River Ward To enhance food security 1 Forest Rehabilitation and tree planting 2M 2018-2022

Tree Nurseries Project

(Birisha, Belevue and

Tanyai)

Mugunda Ward To enhance food security 3 Areas Rehabilitation and tree planting 2M 2018-2022

Hohwe dam Kirimukuyu Ward To enhance food security 2 Areas rehabilitation, tree planting & nursery,

fish pods

2M 2018-2022

Muteithia water project

(Gachuiro)

Kirimukuyu Ward To enhance food security 2 Areas Reservoir tank, Piping & Distribution 5M 2018-2022

Iria-ini Tree planting

and greening Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To enhance food security 3 Areas Tree planting 0.5M 2018-2022

Tree Planting and

rehabilitation (River

Rongai, Gathogo

Springs)

Thegu River Ward To enhance food security 3 Rivers Tree planting Project and river

rehabilitation

0.5M 2018-2022

Othaya Sewerage

Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)

To promote cleanileness

in towns

1 System Upgrade 10M 2018-2022

Giakagiria Borehole Magutu Ward To enhance access to


I borehole Drilling and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Gitunduti Bore hole Magutu Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kagodii Borehole Magutu Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Iruri Water Project Ruguru Ward To enhance access to


1 Project Completion, piping and reservoir tank 5M 2018-2022

Nyana Water Project Ruguru Ward To enhance access to


1 Project Completion, piping and reservoir tank 5M 2018-2022

Sagana Irigation and

water Project

Ruguru Ward To enhance access to


1 Project Completion, piping and reservoir tanks 5M 2018-2022

Ruturu Water Project Ruguru Ward To enhance access to



Kiamariga Town Water

project



1 Project Distribution 5M 2018-2022

Hika Water Project Ruguru Ward To enhance access to



Hiriga secondary

borehole project



1 Project Drilling and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kiangenina-

Gatung’ang’a water

project




172


(Kshs)

Timefram

e

Karurumo- Kiahia Ruguru Ward To enhance access to



Gitugi Kiwa Irrigation

Water Project

Mahiga Ward To enhance access to


1300HHs Distribution pipes and Reservoir Tanks 5M 2018/2022

Kihome Irrigation

Scheme




Kagonye Irrigation

Water Project




Rukira Irrigation Water

Project




Mbari ya Ngai Irrigation

Water Project

Karima Ward To enhance access to



Kihugiru Irrigation

Water Project




Gura Irrigation Water

Project




Wachira Gituru Water

Project




Gataro hydrum Pumps Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward



1 Hydrum Construction and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Githi hydrum Pumps Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward




Githung’ung’u hydrum

Pumps

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward




Naromoru Water and

Sewerage Company

Gakawa Ward To enhance access to


1 treatment

plant

Construction of water treatment plant 8M 2018-2022

Gakawa water project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to


1 treatment

plant


Burguret/ Gathiuru

Water project



1 treatment

plant


Mukurweini Water and

Sewerage Company

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward



15 Villages Distribution pipes 7M 2018-2022

Burguret Centre

Borehole



1 Borehole Drilling and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Waruru Borehole Gakawa Ward To enhance access to


1 Borehole Drilling and Equipping 3M 2018-2022

Kamangura Water

Project



2 Boreholes Drilling and Equipping 6M 2018-2022

Mikumbere Water

Project




Ragati Water Project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to



Muriru Water Project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to



KWahuku Water Project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to


2 Boreholes Drilling and Piping 6M 2018-2022

Mlima kenya water

project



2 Boreholes Drilling and Piping and Reservoir tank 6M 2018-2022

Ruai Water Project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to



Equator Village

Borehole




Burguret Water Project Gakawa Ward To enhance access to


1000HHs Reservoir tank and piping 3M 2018-2022

Naromoru Township

Borehole

Naromoru/Kiamat

haga Ward




Ithemuigi dam Gikondi Ward To enhance access to


1 dam De-silting & piping 2M 2018-2022

Karindi Borehole Gikondi Ward To enhance access to


1 borehole Drilling and pipe installation 3M 2018-2022

Igutha/Kamuthanga/Mii

gwa/Well/Gakira water

project

Gikondi Ward To enhance access to


800HHs Piping 3M 2018-2022

Kirurumo Kia Nyange

Hydrum Water

Gikondi Ward To enhance access to


800HHs Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

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7.13 County Public Service Board


These are the projects that will be implemented by the board. They will be funded by the county government

of Nyeri, KDSP and Donor agencies. Project Name

Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities (Key Outputs) Cost

(Kshs.)

Timef

rame

Rationalization of

staff (CARPS)

County

wide

To establish optimal

staffing levels

County wide 500 staff Targeted Voluntary Early Retirement,

(payment of incentive)

0.8B Two

years

Development of

County HR Plan

County

wide

To align HR

requirements to county

strategic objectives

Approved County HR Plan Desk review, Comprehensive collection and

analysis of data on employees and posts;

Comprehensive work analysis;

Stakeholders meetings, drafting of report;

Validation meetings/conference

2M 1 year

Formulation/

Domestication of

policies and guidelines

County

wide

To entrench National

norms and standards

All policies issued by PSC

& new ones

Policies review and customization 5M Two

years

Training,Development

and retooling

County

wide

Improve productivity

and service delivery

To fill identified gaps Training needs analysis report 300M 5

years

Change management County

wide

Institutional capacity

building

Optimal approved staff

establishment

Review structures; Streamline processes to

make them more efficient and effective

0.5M 5

years

Promotion of values &

principle

County

wide

Sensitization of staff

on regulations, policies

No of Staff sensitized Baseline Survey on compliance of values

and principle

15M 5

years

Establish CPSB

Offices

County

wide

provision of adequate

office space

Establish Board offices-

2000 sq metres

Create BQ ; Tender the work, construct

office block/refurbish

10M 5 year

Nyeri County School

of Government

County

wide

Development of

transformative

leadership

Annual Training of all the

staff in the County to drive

change management.

Feasibility study; Signed MOU with KSG

& other training institutions; Development

of training

10M 5

years

Strengtherning CPSB County

wide

Ensuring independence

and succession

management

Development of CPSB Act

& enabling regulations

Drafting of the Act & regulations; Tabling

of the same in the County Assembly;

Debating & subsequent passing of the

same; Signing of the Act by H.E the

Governor; Operationalization of the Act

3M

Internship programme County

wide

To impart skills and

capacity build on

interns

1,500 interns Advertise, shortlist, interview and recruit 270M 5

years

7.14 Transport, Public works, Infrastructure and Communication


These are the projects to be funded by the County Government, National Government /Partners and

implemented by the department. Project Name Location Objectives Targets Description of Activities Cost

(Kshs.)

Timeframe

County waste bio-digest County To improve waste Management Clean and

safe towns

Construction 300 M 2018-2022

Kabaru Ward roads Kabaru Ward Improve communication 100 Km Grading and gravelling and

culvert installation

1500M 2018-2022

Thunguma Shopping

Centre

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward

Improve security and increase

hours of doing business

1 High Mast

Floodlight

Installation of High Mast

Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Micha Shopping Centre

Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward



1 High Mast

Floodlight


Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Riamukurwe Shopping

Centre Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward



1 High Mast

Floodlight


Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Thuti Primary Street

Lights

Karima To promote access and

connectivity

1km Installation of Street lights 0.8M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Aturi Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Grading and Gravelling

Installation of culverts

3M 2018-2022

Maina Muturo Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kinoko Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kihuro Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

174


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gichuki Mwaniki Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gathambara Kiganjo

Road

Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kihuru Road Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward

To enhance access and

connectivity

1.5km widening 2.3M 2018-2022

Micha-Gichagi road Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward


connectivity

2km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

Kwa power (kengen road) Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



2km Installation of street lights 3M 2018-2022

Kiamuiru(Muruguru Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward



1km Installation of street lights 1.5M 2018-2022

Huruma road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Munai-ini-Kanyange road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Munai-ini road adjacent

to ACK

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Githunguri-Kanyange

road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kanyange-Othaya Police

Station Rad

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Silent Mugumo-ini Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Wakulina Market Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mugikuyu-Tene Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Githanguni-Gatuyai-ini

Road via Ndiara Bridge

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Museveni-Ihuti Bridge

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ruruguti Catholic

Church-Sub Chief Office

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gathumbi Secondary

School Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Road behind Gathumbi

secondary School

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Othaya Bus Park Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2km Maintenance and; Installation

of culverts

3M 2018-2022

Gathumbi gwa Gitiki

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kirini Tea buying Centre

- Karega Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kirini Primary-Gatuya-ini

shopping centre (passing

behind coffe factory)

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Bishop Kagunda Kihuri-

gwa Muthungu Land

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Near D.O Bus park Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To reduce congestion in town 3 No. bus

parks

Opening up of 3 new bus

parks

10M 2018-2022

Kanyange - Kanyange

bridge Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



3km Street lighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Behind Ruguruti Primary

School – Gikurwe

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



Installation of

a transformer

Transformer 1M 2018-2022

Gathumbi Polytechnic Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



Installation of

electricity

Electrification 0.5M 2018-2022

Kabebero Polytechnic Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



Installation of

electricity

Electrification 0.5M 2018-2022

Kiambuthi Ithiriro Road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas

2km Grading, gravelling and


3M 2018-2022

Kandara

M'bigwe,Karioko Road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



9M 2018-2022

175


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gathurungai Kariithi

Coke Road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kimbo Kibere Road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mdizi Aguthi Primary

upto Blueline

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Naromoru Market Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Dam along Kibaki upto

Blueline

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Muchemi to Michael

Road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas

0.5km Grading, gravelling and


0.8M 2018-2022

Nduru/Rosemary to

Ngumi Bosko Road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kimbo Juda and forest

Road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kabati ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity

Power Supply 1M 2018-2022

Kandara ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


Kimbo ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


Kaguongo ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


Kamburaini ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


Camal Hall ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


Manyatta ECDE Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



Installation of

electricity


PGH Kangemi Road Rware Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

1km Tarmacking 31M 2018-2022

St. Mary Mortuary Road Rware Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


Dominion Kandara Road Rware Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


Chaka town Thegu River

Ward

To improve security and increase



Kakuret Village Thegu River

Ward


new areas

2.5km Grading and Gravelling 3.8M 2018-2022

Chaka Town Bus Park Thegu River

Ward

To reduce congestion in town Bus Parks lorries parking bay and taxi

parking bay

10M 2018-2022

Kiandu – Gwa Kibiru-

Thandii Bridge

Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1 Bridge Construction of Bridge 3M 2018-2022

Mathakwa-ini -Kianjogu

Road- Machako tarmac


new areas

1.5 Km Grading and gravelling 2.5M 2018-2022

Karangia-Mutitu

Gathaithi Road


new areas


Gachatha –Makutano

Road –Muthinga


new areas

2km Grading and gravelling and

Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Wamagana DC Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Grading and Murraming 3M 2018-2022

176


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kamoni to Primary

School Road(Kaiguri)


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Karicheni Wagura Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1Km Grading and gravelling,

Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Giagaita Karicheni Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Grading and gravelling,

Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Classic Kiandu Karima

Road


new areas

0.5Km ,bump installation 0.8M 2018-2022

Giakanja High HighMast

Flood Light

Wamagana Ward Improve security and increase


1 Flood light Installation of a high mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Karangia - Kahuria

Bridge

Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity

One bridge Construction of bridge 3M 2018-2022

Karangia - Wagathecha

bridge


connectivity

One bridge Construction of bridge 3M 2018-2022

Gachatha –Kihuro Road

Makutano


connectivity

6Km Culvert, Grading and

gravelling

9M 2018-2022

Kingongo Riverroad Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Road maintenance 3M 2018-2022

Wazee Hukumbuka Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Feeder Road behind

White Rhino Hotel

Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Itara Hotel Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Upgrading and murraming 3M 2018-2022

PCEA-Primary Road

Pembe Tatu


new areas

2km Upgrading and murraming 3M 2018-2022

Kamumwa Hotel Street

Road


new areas


Mumbi Estate Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Construction and maintenance 3M 2018-2022

Kimathi Estate Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mumbi Site and Service

Scheme


new areas


King'ong'o ECD Centre

Ground


new areas

2km Grading and flattening 3M 2018-2022

Githwariga ECD Ground Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mount Kenya Salvation

Road


new areas


King'ong'o River Road

Street lighting

Rware Ward Improve security and increase


3km Installation of streetlights 1.5M 2018-2022

Wazee Hukumbuka

streetlighting




Itara Hotel Road

Streetlighting




New Market

streetlighting




Police line

lane(kamukunji)

streetlighting




Kamumwa Hotel street

road streetlighting




Kiamiri-Kahuroini Tanu

Road

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To promote access and

connectivity

1.5Km Culvert, Grading and

gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Gaitang'a Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

2km 3M 2018-2022

Kajulu Circuit Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Chania River to

Kiangware Junction

Chinga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2km Grading, Gravelling and

culverts

3M 2018-2022

Kiangware/Wabacha road Chinga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Munene Kairu(Kiinu)

Kariko road


connectivity

1.5km Tarmacking 23M 2018-2022

Karembu bridge Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1 Bridge Construction of a Bridge 3M 2018-2022

177


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Matiraini - Gikira Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.8km Grading and Gravelling. 2.7M 2018-2022

Kariko primary - Iganjo

Road

Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kariko Tarmac –

Kiamutuandu


new areas


Jimna - Kangorui Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1km Grading and Gravelling. 1.5M 2018-2022

Githima Road (Kahiga -

ini)

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

2km Grading and Gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Kiamathambo village Dedan Kimathi

Ward



3.2km Installation of streetlights 1.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Wanja - Karaguriro

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

3.5 KM Culvert, Grading and

Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Sikai Junction - Ndiiri

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

4 KM Culvert, Grading and

Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Nganyuthe - Endarasha

Center Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

4 KM Culvert, Grading and

Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kihuhiro-Kiambogo

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

1.5km Culvert, Grading and

Gravelling and purchase of

Landstrip

2.5M 2018-2022

Mahiga – AIPCA- Rhino

Hill Milk Point Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

8 KM Grading and Gravelling 3M 2018-2022

E-Circle Sangare Gate

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Sangare Pump –Solio

Junction Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kamune Junction –Solio Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kiriungi-Mihuranguru

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kimita Dam- Laikipia

Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Waiti-ini Junction-

Sammy Ground Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Honi River Gatogo Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mburu Milk Point-

Kimata Junction-Equity

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Labura Primary-

Secondary Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

0.5 KM Grading and Gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

Honi Primary Service

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Ndegwa Can-Ndono

Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

1 KM Grading and Gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

Mahiga Junction-

Children Home Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

2 KM Grading and Gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

Makutano Junction-

Geoffrey Garden Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gatinu Forest Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas

3km Grading and Gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

Honi Assistant Chief

Borehole

Endarasha

Mwiyogo



fitting solar panel 5M 2018-2022

Gathiuru ForestElectric

Fence

Gakawa Ward Improve security and reduce

animal/human conflict

21 KM Electric fence 46M 2018-2022

Nanyuki - Naro Moru

Road

Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity

14 KM Installation of streetlights 10M 2018-2022

Kiawara Village Roads Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5km Drainage ,grading,murraming

and culverts

2.5M 2018-2022

Gikomo Village Roads Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5km Drainage ,grading,murraming

and culverts

2.5M 2018-2022

Kiguru Dam Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5km Construction of Bridge,

Grading and Murraming

2.5M 2018-2022

Bondeni - Riiru Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

178


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ikumari - Naftaly Kiboi

Road

Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1km Culverts, Grading and

Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Mweiga slaughter House

- Mweiga PCEA


new areas

1.5km Culverts, Grading and

Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Airstrip - Samaki Village

Road


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Samaki Dam A $ B Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Rurera - ini - Nyamiru

River


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mutathiini catholic –

coffee center

Aguthi/Gaaki To improve access and open up

new areas

1Km Grading and Gravelling 3.5M 2018-2022

Ragati road Forest Magutu ward Improve access and open up new

areas

2km upgrading of the Shopping

centers

2M 2018-2022

Drainage and Culverts Magutu ward Improve access and open up new

areas

Drainage opening and

installation of Culverts

2M 2018-2022

Shauri Moyo - Kiamigwi

Foot Bridge

Magutu ward Improve access and open up new

areas

One foot

Bridge

Construction of Foot Bridge 2M 2018-2022

Gitunduti Ngathini

Bridge

Magutu ward Improve access and open up new

areas

One foot

Bridge

Construction of Foot Bridge 2M 2018-2022

Kamatu catholic to

gwakabuiko road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3.5 km Grading and Gravelling


5M 2018-2022

Ngurumo Kinyeru Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1KM Grading and Gravelling


2M 2018-2022

Kiagumba road Kirimukuyu

Ward

Improve access and open up new

areas

2 KM Grading and Gravelling


3M 2018-2022

Kamatu catholic to

gwagichere

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2m 2018-2022

Kirurumo River Bridge Kirimukuyu

Ward


areas

1 Bridge Construction of a new Bridge 10M 2018-2022

Hohwe Dam Kirimukuyu

Ward

Recreation Centre 5M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Hill

construction of gabions

Kirimukuyu

Ward

prevent Soil erosion and

destructionof roads

Construction gabions 2M 2018-2022

Karibi Gichoho road Mahiga Ward Improve access and open up new

areas

2.5km Grading and Gravelling


4M 2018-2022

Mwathi wa mutana Magu

Road

Mahiga Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Transformer Mutana

Road

Mahiga Ward Improve access and open up new

areas

Upgrading. 75M 2018-2022

Kigathi Road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Thukuma road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2M 2018-2022

Thunguri Road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Mbari ya njiri Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Gitumbi road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Ndoroini road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2M 2018-2022

Bondeni road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



50M 2018-2022

Njoguiini road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Kamuchuni road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2M 2018-2022

Manyara road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Nguyoini Thiha road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2M 2018-2022

Kahungu road Rugi Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2M 2018-2022

PCEA Karemenu- Tanyai

Forest road

Mugunda Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



4.5M 2018-2022

179


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kareminu parish -

nTanyai forest road


areas



4M 2018-2022

Ruai Karai road Mugunda Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Tanyai mithaa- Tanyai

Forest road


areas



3M 2018-2022

Maheniu Juction Ruiri

tarmac- Through Ruiiri

hill road


areas

4 km Grading and Gravelling


4M 2018-2022

Mbirithi juction -

kariminu Despensary via

Tanyai river Side road


areas



6M 2018-2022

Ruiiri Cattle Dip road Mugunda Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



4M 2018-2022

Rundama Catholic-

Muthigani road


areas



3M 2018-2022

Mahenia Juction-

Rodama road


areas



4M 2018-2022

Tanjiri hill- insoector

Mbirithi road


areas



4M 2018-2022

Nairutia town road Mugunda Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



0.7M 2018-2022

Nairutia town - Mugunda

Parish road


areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Nderi Academy Road Mugunda Ward Improve access and open up new

areas



3M 2018-2022

Street lights from Kahiga

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



5 Km Installation of Street Lights 4M 2018-2022

Street Lights Kamweja

Junction to Nyarugumu

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Street Light Kihuyo

Primary Juction Via

Major Seminary- Kimathi

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Street Lights From Gitegi

To Divine Mercy Church

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Kabiruini-Gitegi

Shopping Centre

StreetLight

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Street Lights along

Feeder Roads

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




6 Market Mlika Mwizi Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward



5 Km Installation of High Mast

Floodlights

20M 2018-2022

Kihuyo, Mwenji,

Gathunika Mathari feeder

Roads

Kiganjo/Kiganjo/

Mathari Ward


areas



32M 2018-2022

Kiganjo Mathari Ward

Foot Bridges

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


areas

10 Foot

Bridges

Installation of foot Bridges GoK/

CGN

2018-2022

Mwai Junction-

Wamuchiri Road


new areas

1km Culvert, Grading and

Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Chepkwon- Jessee Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Rurera-ini Road(Tree top

Junction)


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Wang’ondu Tree Top

Junction


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

John Unit-Mutonga’s

Road


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Riru Endarasha Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kimata Father Wambugu

Farm Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Muthu-ini Primary

Service Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Kigali Solio Junction

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

PCEA Imani General

Kamau Farm Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

180


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

St. Jude Primary Service

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Njuki –Mwaura-Ireri

Junction Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Kimita Dam Service Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Gatebe Junction-Mahiga

Cattle Dip Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Waititu Junction-Maina

Lucy Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Gatheru Kamau General

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Karimi-Western Junction

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Sangare Farm Honi Ass

Chief Office Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Wamahinda Gathare hill

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Muthu-ini-Thuruthuru-

Muthoga Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Onyonka- Babito Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Otto-William Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Chuma – Kiambogo Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Kihuhiro-Kiambogo Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Sikai-Munene Kairu Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Ewasonyiro Trading

Center roads

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Pura Trading Center roads Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kanyagia Trading Centre

roads

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Mwihoko Trading Centre

roads

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Amboni - Honi Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kiguru Roads Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Amboni- Karia-ini Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kimenju-Cattle Dip -

Timos


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Embassy-Karangi’s Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Major Magondu –

Kinuthia Road


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Good Hope Wagura Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

PCEA Church- Mwireri

Shopping Centre


new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Jersy –Samaki Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Ngoro Theru-Muriu’s Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Wandonga Road Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Gikomo-Kiawara Raod Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5km Drainage, Grading and

Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Chinga Ward Roads Chinga Ward To reduce vehicle-human contact

to minimise accidents

10km Erect Guard Rails 15M 2018 -

2022

Kariki Area Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs

Erect Road Bumps; Rumble-

strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

181


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kagongo Primary School

Area Road

Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Gichiche Primary School

and Police Station Area

Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Chinga Boys Area Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Ruirie TBC Area Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Miiri-ini TBC Area Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Kariko Primary School

Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Matira-ini TBC Area

Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Mucharage Primary

School Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Gichami Primary School

Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Mucharage Secondary

School Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Muirungi Secondary and

Muirungi Primary School

Area Roads


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Muirungi Shopping

Centre Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Kiangumba Primary

School Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Gathera Secondary

School Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Kagicha Shopping Centre

Roads


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Mumbi-ini Shopping

Centre Roads


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Chinga Girls Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

St. Ambrose Primary

School Area Road


bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Mumbu-ini TBC Road Chinga Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps and

signs


strips; Sign Board.

5M 2018 -

2022

Kimathi Road –PGH

Road

Rware Ward To minimise road accidents Two No.

bumps

Erection of bumps 5M 2018 -

2022

Kiaruga (Wanyiri Kihoro

Road)

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas

2km Expansion 3M 2018 -

2022

Thoronjo – Githima Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


2022

Kigera Githiru Shopping

Centre Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


2022

Githiru Forest – Chania

River (Gitaagati) Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


2022

182


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Maina Daktari – Githima

Water Pan Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


2022

Githiru Primary School

Roads

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas

4km Expansion of Roads

surrounding the School

6M 2018 -

2022

Githugoya – kariara Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

2km Grading 3M 2018 -

2022

Kiuu – Kinyamara Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

2.5km Grading 3.5M 2018 -

2022

Kianjiru – Soniu -

Kinyota Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


2022

Kangwaci – K.A.G

Church Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


2022

Kihoko-ini – Githugune

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


2022

Masemo – Nderi-ini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


2022

Matharu Area – Lucky

Villa road

Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1KM Grading / gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Kwa muthuma – saw mill

– rural road


new areas


2022

Highland – Machumaini

road


new areas


2022

Gwa China – Kiriko road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Ha Kajoe – Kianjeneri

Primary – Gathuini road


new areas

2Km Grading / gravelling 3M 2018 -

2022

Kanyariti – road – bridge

– Kiamwangi Shopping

Centre road


new areas

200M Grading / gravelling + bridge 0.3M 2018 -

2022

Kiandigi road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1 KM Grading / gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Kiamamunyo – Grand

Kago


new areas

1.2KM Grading / gravelling 1.8M 2018 -

2022

K. Kubwa – factory road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Rao road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

800M Grading / gravelling 1.2M 2018 -

2022

Kiawanduha road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Giathiga road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kairia – Kairia dam road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Karega road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Icuga – Njoguini –

Mathare road


new areas

2KM Grading / gravelling 3M 2018 -

2022

Gwa Kamuyu – Karura

road


new areas


2022

Githima – Gaturiri road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Githima – Kangari road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Githima behind P.C.E.A

road


new areas


2022

Kangari – Ngunguru road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kihuro – gwa Kiboi –

Gaterendu road


new areas


2022

Rural – Kihuro Primary

School road


new areas


2022

Kiawarigi – Ngibuini

road


new areas

2KM Grading / gravelling 3M 2018 -

2022

Kiamachimbi main –

Thaithini road


new areas


2022

Kiangurwe – Ruthagati

road


new areas


2022

183


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gachugu Academy road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Ngari Junior road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Ragati – gwa Kanjura Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Post office – Jamaica

road


new areas

1Km Grading / gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Kenyatta road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Unjiru Primary school –

DC road


new areas


2022

Itiati – gwa gichuru road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Itiati – gwa Kahoro road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Gachai – Gichuru road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kiangurwe – ha Ririani

road


new areas


2022

Kiawarigi – Kananda

Kimani road


new areas


2022

Kiangurwe – Jamaica

Road + Bridge


new areas

I KM Grading / gravelling / bridge 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Waigwa Kimata - Gura

River Road


new areas

I KM Grading and Gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Karuri Thanji Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas

I KM Grading and Gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Luckvilla – Muthithi-

omega hotel Road


new areas

I KM Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Gichuru Road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Gathiururuko Road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kiawarigi – Kananda

Kimani Road


new areas


2022

Mukonye Road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Easter Kabui – Kianjagi

Road


new areas


2022

Itiati – DC- Kwa Ngure

Road


new areas


2022

Rising star – Outreach

Church Road


new areas


2022

Rural office – new

testament road


new areas


2022

Karatina Polytechnic –

kiangoyo Road


new areas


2022

10 KM road network Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Ragati –Ichuga Road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

KIE –Kwa gunda Road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Gatomboya – Mbara

Road


new areas


2022

Ruguru ward feeder roads Ruguru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kiamariga Secondary

School – Kiamagochi

Road

Ruguru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kamani Kagati Road Ruguru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Hiriga Secondary School

Road

Ruguru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kirimukuyu road

network

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

50 KM Grading and gravelling 75M 2018 -

2022

184


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gathuhu –Giathika Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3 km Grading and gravelling 4.5M 2018 -

2022

Gathihu – Mahinge Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1 Km Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Gaiteu Karagua Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.5 Km Grading and gravelling 2.5M 2018 -

2022

Kiriko – Gatharuki Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.5 K.m. Grading and gravelling 2.5M 2018 -

2022

Gitugi – Kanyama Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

0.5 Grading and gravelling 0.8M 2018 -

2022

Kanyama - - Ngandu

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3 km Grading and gravelling 4.5M 2018 -

2022

Kaigi – Macharia Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

0.1 Km. Grading and gravelling 0.2M 2018 -

2022

New testament Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Mbote – Muchagi Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1 Km. Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Mbari ya Kiritu – kianjata

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Gaichera – Kianderi Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

0.5 Grading and gravelling 0.8M 2018 -

2022

Gathoni – Kaguta Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Rititi – Kathuthi Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Babu – Riutha Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1 Km Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018 -

2022

Rititi CCM – Gituku

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

0.5km Grading and gravelling 0.8M 2018 -

2022

Cheru – Rititi bridge Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Gathiruini Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

PCEA – Dos residence Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Catholic – Rukwaro

mwireri shopping centre

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Mwehunjia – Mutharaba

– Kwa Ben Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3km Grading and gravelling 4.5M 2018 -

2022

Wairegi – Ngunyi Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Wariruta Karurumo Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Kwa Judge – Nderi Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Kwa Muchemi Road -

Tarmac

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Thaithi Dispensary Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Laban – Ngaini Road –

Tarmac

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Factory Dispensary Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Karumba Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Kianjathi – Kiawambiro

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Kiaruhiu -Kianyakura

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Gakanduini Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Kanungu – Ikonju Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

Ititu Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas


2022

185


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gatiko Shopping Center

to King’uku road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.5 Km. Grading and gravelling 2 M 2018 -

2022

Giakairu road Karatina Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Road behind commercial

bank

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

200m Grading and Gravelling 0.4M 2018 -

2022

Kwa Wairimu – Kanjuri

– Giagathege - Giakagina

murraming

Magutu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


2022

Kiamweeru – Karanga –

Kagochi – Kamugoiri –

Kariani murramming


new areas


2022

Kagochi – Ihuathi –

Kiangesa – Gitimaini –

Gitunduti shopping centre

murraming


new areas


2022

50KM road network Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

50 Km Grading and Gravelling 75M 2018-2022

Kiriti nursery- cattle dip

access roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kiriti village access roads Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Karuna-ini PCEA-

Thegera-ini

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

1.5Km Grading and Gravelling 2.5M 2018-2022

Kanyinya Village Access

Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

2Km Grading and Gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Kwa boore- Kwa

Kagumba-Maina road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Githaiga (Muirungi)

to Miagayu

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa wangome to Kwa

Wambugi

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Nyina Mumbi- Gwa

King’ori

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kahiga-ini Shopping

Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

4.3Km Grading and Gravelling 6M 2018-2022

Kahigaini Njogu-ini road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kahiga-ini Kanjora Via

Gatura

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kanjora Shopping Centre Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kanjora Shopping Centre

to Kwa Dr Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Njogu-ini Village/

Shopping centre access

roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Njogu-ini village- Wahuri

Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Nyamakuyu road to Kwa

Ng’ang’a

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Wahuri Village Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Ihururu Shopping Centre

Access Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Ndege Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Rutura Village Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kinai-ini Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kiamathambo Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Wangu-Betheli

Church Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Ihururu Tea Buying

Centre- Githima road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


186


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Hatha-ini Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Ndiini road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kia Wangu – Kwa

Waironyi – Kwa

Kamuthu road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gwa Gathuma- Githima

road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


2.4 to Ngoru Shopping

Centre Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Ngoru Village Accss

Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gatumbiro Full Gospel

Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Nyayo Tea Zone-Munyu-

ini Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gatumbiro shopping

Centre –Chiefs Camp

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gatumbiro Village

Access

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Nyakahiti Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Githakwa Shopping

Centre Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Githakwa Shopping

Centre-Kahuro-Thiota-ini

Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Wakarura -Gaicagu Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kigogo-ini Shopping

Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kigogo-ini Mbao Land Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

3.5Km Grading and Gravelling 5M 2018-2022

Kiandere Village Access

Roads

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kamuma-Huho-ini

Shopping Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Wangoro -

Secondary School

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kirurumi Village-

Catholic Church

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa joseph-Kanyenegwi Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Muriu –Gatawa Tea

Buying Centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Kwa Mathu-Kwa

Kahahara

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Muchiri Kariuki-

Kamunya Road

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Muchemi Kihu- Forest

Edge

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gitugi -Muchemi Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Githuthi Road Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Gaithuri Access Roads Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


Tourist Sites Roads Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas


50 KM road network Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mbaaini Shopping Centre Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Githure –Kiawamiri Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


187


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mbaa-ini- Kihora

(Kanyari-Ndanyu) Road


new areas


Lower Kianderi Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5 Km Grading and Gravelling 2.5M 2018-2022

Ihithe-Catholic –

Kamweri Road


new areas

1.5Km Grading and gravelling 2.5M 2018-2022

Kiromo Kahithe Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1Km Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Kiambugu- Karangia

Road


new areas


Mathakwa-ini Thiriku

Road


new areas


Mathakwa-ini -Kinajogu

Road- Machako tarmac


new areas


Karuiba-ini Village Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mukarara-Ihithe road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Grading and gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Kigaruho Feeder Roads Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

5km Grading and gravelling 7.5M 2018-2022

Gura- Ruarimaini Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2Km Grading and gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Giakahuro Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gathuri Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Hubuini Hospital Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Karia Forest Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gikunyu-ini Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mununga Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Karigu-ini Junction to

Primary School-Andrew

Kanyi


new areas


Kwa Joseph Kanyamati

Road


new areas


Mutoigo Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Giathathi Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gaki Kamahoru Road

(wandumbi)


new areas


Wagema Road

(wandumbi)


new areas


Kindara Road

(wandumbi)


new areas


50KM road network Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kabeche/Gakoe

Ithekahuno

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kanuthi-Wanjuki Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kabutu Kibati-ini Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kibatini -Sagana Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kabeche-Nyaithee Road Aguthi/Gaaki To improve access and open up

new areas


Minjire-Kamuru Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Wanjuki- Revered Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Mutuma- Nyaithee-

Kabue Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


188


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngumo-Gachanja Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Karoki –Mukere Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kihoni-Ranya Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


King’ara Muhoro Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gititu Kariko Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gatiri-ini Kabiru Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Mungaria- Kandutura

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Factory to Munanda-ini

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Shopping Centre-

Mung’aria Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gakoe –Njoka Road

(Muikamba)

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Muchechi-Polytechnic-

Kaminjuki

Aguthi/Gaaki To improve access and open up

new areas


Kabue Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas

0.5Km;

1Bridge

Grading and Gravelling 1M 2018-2022

Kanyina Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kuchi- Ngumo Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Njura – Makumi Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Wa Ngenye (DO) Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Muria goro-Karii-Wangai

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kiangania Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Wachira – Kiriga- DO

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kiriko- Police Post Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Muthangati Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Marika-ini Mung’aria

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Ft to Njirongo Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Mugumoini to Kiriuu Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kiunge Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas

3 Km Grading and Gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

Mutaita Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Wachira-Gikunju Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Marugi Wanjahi-

Gathinga Primary Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kiarugu Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kahuro Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


FT – Kahiga-ini Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gichagi Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


PCEA Factory To Gondo Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


189


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kibara Road Aguthi/Gaaki To improve access and open up

new areas


Gondo-Kangaita-

Kiawaithanji-Mutathini-

Muhaka

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kimatitu Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kabiru Shopping Centre Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Kangaita Factory AIPCA

Mirichu

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gachima Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Gathinga Catholic

Church-PCEA Kabiru

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Johana Kabiru Road. Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Wamugi Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Mutathi-ini Shopping

Centre Road

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Hekaru Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Kariba-ini Ndiangui Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gondo-Riangara-

Gathaithi-Factory Raod

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gikawa (From Wakili’s

home) Road

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Kirichi Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Baptist Academy Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Kiawaithanji Shopping

Centre Roads

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gikawa Shopping Centre

Roads

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gathaithi-PCEA –

Fishpond Road

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Huho-ini – Kiandondo

Road

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gaaki-Kiamatitu Road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Kiawaithanji- Gaturuturu

Road

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Gititu- Kwa Dan road Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Giachera Roads Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Thage-ini Roads Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Ithekahuno- Nyaithee

Primary

Aguthi/

GaakiWard


new areas


Tree Top Gate to Kiguru-

Kihato Road


new areas


Mary Immaculate Border

Road


new areas


KAG Church to Full

Gospel


new areas


Expanges-Coffee Factory Mweiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Endarasha/Mwiyogo road

network

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mahiga – AIPCA to

Rhino Hill Milk Point

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


190


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

E-Circle Sangare Gate

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Sangare Pump –Solio

Junction Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kamune Junction -Solio Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kriungi-Mihuranguru

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kagwai Junction-

Muthondio Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kimita Dam- Laikipia

Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Karuiyi Junction-William

Laikipia Jucntion Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kung’u Kung’u Kaburu

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Satima Village –

Kanyagia-Endarasha

Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Satima – Rurii- U road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Waiti-ini Junction-

Sammy Ground Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Honi River Gatogo Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Willie-Zero Zero

Junction Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mburu Milk Point-

Kimata Junction-Equity

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Lower Muthu-ini-PCEA-

Munene Kairu Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Losika Farm –Solio-New

Babito Church Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Labura Primary-

Secondary Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mahiga Primary/

Secondary Service Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Honi Primary Service

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Karari Junction-Mburu

Dam Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Ndegwa Can-Ndono

Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mahiga Junction-

Children Home Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Makutano-Milk Point-

Meru Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Makutano Junction -

Mukurino Milk Point

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Makutano Junction-

Geoffrey Garden Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Revered Kario Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mwaniki Kware

Junction- Munyingi

Estate Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Muthinji Junction-Maingi

Ngenye Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gitonga-Zero Zero

Junction Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gatina Forest Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kiere-Society Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


191


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Catholic Road through

Manane Kayu Junction

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Micah-Kagiri-Wanduta

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Paul Mwangi-Mbaaria

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Karuguriro Borehole-

Kinyaiti Primary Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


PCEA- Kinyaiti Junction

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Muturi –Muhihu-Kiama

Karoki Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kahura-Kinyaiti Catholic

Church Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Wasonyiro Shopping

Centre-Wasonyiro

Cemetery Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kamau Bahati-Muturi

Muhihu-Sikai Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mitero Primary Dr.

Mwangi Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kiogora-Jimmie

Road(Wendiga)

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Ngorosaini –Majumba

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mailo-Mama Ngima

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Gichaga Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Githaiga Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Muturanguru – Bachia

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mwiyogo Primary-Chief

Lydiah Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Waweru Mwema Roads Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Wendiga Dispensary –

Mwema Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kiruhi-Wainaina

Maturanguru Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


John weru Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mwigai – Henry Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Lis Mwangi –Gasho

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kahiga – Kibiru -Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Munga –Bare Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kamau Kagiri-Githanga

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Wilson Ndegwa-John

Waragu Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Kabati- Kinyaiti PCEA

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mailo-Muchemi PCEA

Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


new areas


Mugunda road network Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Ruirii-Karemeno Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


ACK –Kimuri Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiambogo Garu Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


192


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gacomo- Muthangira

Road

Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Plot 10-Ihingo Inya Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Lamuria- Primary

Muthangira Road


new areas


Kimuri-Maragi Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Laikipia- Kwanjogu-

Karima Road


new areas


Ruai – Muthangira Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiracha-Baraka-

Kabendera Road


new areas


Githura- Karichu-ini

Road


new areas


Gathenya Birisha Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Johna – Gichora Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Rare – Igathi Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiboya-Tank Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Karuthitu-Kienjero Road Mugunda Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gatarakwa road network Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

100 Km Grading and gravelling 150M 2018-2022

Gathiga Road- Mugambi

– John Mburu

Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Hillside - Nganyuthe Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

3.5Km Grading and gravelling 5M 2018-2022

Kaguru- Kinyua

Ndegwa(Gitegi)


new areas


Muroha through Kamau

Mabengo- Muigai


new areas


Parklands to Muchai Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mwangi Gathita- John

Kiarie


new areas


Mwangi J Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1 Km Grading and gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Kiria- Ndiego Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mwitirithia- Njege Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Banga- Mbuthia Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Muiko –Ngarengiro Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiambati – Kaniaru Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Charity Primary-

Secondary School Road


new areas


Gatondo Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Muya Dr muturi Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiambogo Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Wamuicuria via forest

Road


new areas

3 Km Grading and gravelling 4.5M 2018-2022

N Ndehu via Wagwerus

Road


new areas


Ngunya Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


193


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Wamururi Via Wairua

Road


new areas


Brotherhood Road via

Gakanga Sec Road


new areas


Ha Waihura-Kiomboyo-

Gakanga PCEA


new areas


Ngambi Kabati Shopping

Centre via Hillside Road


new areas


Ngima- Hiuhu- Gathandu

B Nene Road


new areas


Kamau Kariha- Ngondo-

Maria Road


new areas


Kahiga-ini – Jaica Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Double Culvert- Githuthu

Road


new areas


Kiaragana Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Arthur Kuria- Kagera-

Njogu Road


new areas


Gachuha –Kabukuru

Road


new areas


Ngima- Muthii Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gakuya – Mwaura-

Waiganjo Road


new areas


Pennina Nyawira- Grace

Muthoni- Theuri to Chief

Mwangi Road


new areas


Kairu Grace- Mwangi

Kiama-Gachungi Road


new areas


Kibunga- Grace Muthoni-

Theuri Chief Mwangi

Road


new areas


Wakabitu – Gathogo

Road


new areas


Gaterus- Kioi Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Muhota – Kariuki Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mama Gatuma- Polycap-

Muti Umwe Road


new areas


Linus – Merioth Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kagongo- Wthuta Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gakanga – Karandi Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Wagachonde – Rukungu

Road


new areas


R12- Ngorano-ini Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gakanga- Gatanga-ini

Road


new areas


Gathenge –Gakanga

Road


new areas


Robert- Gakanga Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Njogu – Gakanga Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Limbuko-Gakanga Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kamaru- Kagongo Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Embaringo – Belevue

Road


new areas


194


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kura Mawe- AIPCA

Road


new areas


Kiahuria-Kiambati-

Kiaragana Road


new areas


Karachi- Kagombe Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Martin Karembu Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mwalimu –Karuri Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kahuruko- Mathenge

Road


new areas


Iriga- Profesor via

Rachuta Road


new areas


Gathui-Kanyua Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gakanga- Kiria Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Ritho Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kambo- Dick Pharis

Road


new areas


Kiilu- Mulima Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Cecilia- Mwai Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gachinga- Muraya Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Munga- Githendi Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Moris Kahuro Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kimotho Jamreck Road Gatarakwa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kwa Wairimu – Kanjuri

– Giagathege - Giakagina

murraming


new areas


Kiamweeru – Karanga –

Kagochi – Kamugoiri –

Kariani murramming


new areas


Kagochi – Ihuathi –

Kiangesa – Gitimaini –

Gitunduti shopping centre

murraming


new areas


Kwa ndirangu to mwangi

kihara(kahiga

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gaitau to kwa mutura

(kiriko)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gwa kabera to PCEA

Kianjogu (gichagi road)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kariba calves to Hiuhu

PCEA Church Marwa-

Ruthagati centre to sec

sch to Ngaini junction

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.9km Grading and Gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Route C-Kiaruhiu to

kianyakura

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Thaithi kwa thungu to

ciugo to kwa muchangi

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Ngaini shopping centre to

ngaini sec to ngaini posta

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kanyama tarmac to

kinaro

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Karogoto to rwamara

road

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gathigorero primary to

mashimoni shopping

centre

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


195


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiangoma pri to kwa

kinyua to kwa nyachoba

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Githigi to kawagara

(Gathiru ngurumo)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Giakinari road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gathogerero nursery to

kaharari to tarmac

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kiogo to kabuki

(gachuiro)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Jiri kwa muhindi to

muchongo muhindi

(Rititi)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gatiko pri to kwa rabani Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Hachienda hotel to

tumutumu road

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Wakamata shopping

centre to kwa muchemi to

kwa rukwaro to catholic

church

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gathihu to gathaka road

ngandu

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Tumutumu hospital

mortuary to thaithi

shopping centre road

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Nyeri highway to gatiko

shopping centre to ngaini

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Githubiiya road

(gathogorero)

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kiangi primary to rathithi

to Rititi shopping centre

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gikandu-ini road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Wariruta kirurumo road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kwa judge to nderi road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Mutathini catholic to

rukwaro-muchemi-

factory road

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kianjogu dispensary road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gathihu to mahinge road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gaiteu to karaigua road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kiriko to gathamuki road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gitugi to kanyama road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kanyama- ngandu road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Kaigi to macharia road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Mbote muchangi road in

ngandu

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.km Grading and Gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Mbari ya kiritu kangata

road

Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Gaichera kianderi road Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Itutu road thaithi Kirirmukuyu

Ward


new areas


Naromoru Bus park Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas

1 bus park Grading and Gravelling 5M 2018-2022

196


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngaru – Kihungi –

Ichamama River Road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gachomo – Muchiri

Mbogo – Ichamama Road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mugumoini Silent Feeder

Roads


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kianganda Kiguti Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Muhumbiri -Muigu Road Karima To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gwa Gatutu – Njore

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Thuiti Coffee factory

feeder Roads


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gachuiri – Karima High

School Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kimunyu- joni Road –

Ngarengiro River


new areas

2km Grading and gravelling &

construction of bridge

3M 2018-2022

Gathuma Kiriti

Secondary and Bridge

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

2km Grading and Gravelling and

Construction of bridge

3M 2018-2022

Kamuma- Ituho-ini

shopping centre

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


new areas

2km Grading and Gravelling and


3M 2018-2022

Gachatha –Makutano

Road -Gathinga


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kiandu – Kiawaithanji-

Kagumo Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kiriko- Hunyu Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kigwandi-Gatururi Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kigwandi PCEA –

Primary Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Gikonyo- Thandie Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

King’oro Gitete-Ndabibi

Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Karurumo Street Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Nyakahaha Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Gichuki Ndanu/Warui-

Kiandu Bridge


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kironda-Ndabibi

Pathway(Ndung’u

Githaiga Road)


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Muhururu Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Muthinga- Gachatha

Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kanga Muthambiri to

Kihara Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kaiguri Gura Road

through Kwa Bada


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kamoni to Primary

School Road


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Kaiguri nduiga Road

through Phillip


new areas


Tarmac

3M 2018-2022

Mbaa-ini Kihora Road

and Bridge


new areas

2Km Grading and Gravelling,


3M 2018-2022

Kianjogu Mbaaini Bridge

and Road


new areas

1Km Grading and Gravelling,


1.5M 2018-2022

Gachatha- Mathakwa-ini-

Karangia-Nduagamano


new areas

1.5 Km Grading and gravelling,

Tarmacking

2.5M 2018-2022

Mwanda-ini

Mathakwaini-Kianjiru


new areas


Tarmacking

2.5M 2018-2022

Giakanja Kagwathi Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

197


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kambo- Former Sub-

Chief Road/ Kamau

Moses- Shadrack Road


new areas

1.5Km Grading and gravelling,

Tarmacking

2.5M 2018-2022

Kiawambaki Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

2.5M 2018-2022

Karichene Wagura Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Uithirandu-Kagumo-

Gathaithi Road


new areas


Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Gathanji Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Kiawakaihu Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Wamagana Fisheries-

Kagumo Road


new areas


Tarmacking

1.5M 2018-2022

Wamagana

Primary/Catholic Road


new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

PCEA Wamagana Field

Roads


new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Gerevacio Mathenge

Kiunyu Road


new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Giagaita Karichene Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Mugo Thairu Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Karuiru Reuben

Kabebero Road


new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Wamagana Shopping

centre


new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Mumbuka Kibarua Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Tarmacking

3M 2018-2022

Githiru Shopping Centre Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas

2km Grading and Gravelling. 3M 2018-2022

Mahugu Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


Kiamuiru Primary –

Catholic Church – JR

Junction – Maguta

Kambora Junction

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


Giathaimu – Kariko Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Iganjo – Mucharage Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiriko – Wangoru –

Mucharage Road


new areas


Kiamakanja – Giacumu

Road


new areas


Kihuriru – Kiandogoro

Road


new areas


Kiinu Shopping Centre

Perimeter Road


new areas


Tarmac Road –

Kiamugumo-ini


new areas


Mitiraini – Gikira Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Karega – Gikira Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiriko Shopping Centre

Perimeter Road


new areas


Kichinjio – Gitati Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiriko Primary – Iganjo

Road


new areas


Kiriko Tarmac Road –

Kiamutuandu


new areas


Kabura Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


198


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiganjo – Kabura Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gichami – Kiambogo

(Kihuri) Road


new areas


Kianjai – Kiangocha

Road


new areas


Ichamugure Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mugutha TBC Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Giagichara Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiangima Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Mugithe-Ngaru – Peter

Thiomi Road


new areas


Kihaaro TBC – N’gati

Road


new areas


Mucharage Shopping

Centre Perimeter Road


new areas


Kiriihiga – Kiamuya

Access Road


new areas

10 Km Grading and Gravelling. 15M 2018-2022

Thurumanda Access

Road


new areas


Gathera – Wangombe

Farm Thururu River Road


new areas


Minyiriri – RumathiRiver

Road


new areas


Jimna – Kangoriu Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Ngatia – Ngahu Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kwa Luka – Nyakone

Road


new areas


Kiriti (Kwa Meja) –

Gikumbo Road


new areas


Kiptunga – Kahiti River

Road


new areas


Kahiagira – Kiriko Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Magomano – Kwa

Wakirienye Road


new areas


Muirungi Shopping

Centre Access Road


new areas


Thambu- Gathabari Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kiamukura Access Road

(Gathera)


new areas


Mumbi-ini – Gathabari

Road


new areas


Kariki kwa Waweru Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Kahehu – Waeni Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Ruirie- Githaiga- Kahoro

Road


new areas


Kiamuya Secondary and

Police Post Surround

Road


new areas



Surround Road


new areas


Kihari- Kiangima Road

(Kiamuya)


new areas


Chinga Coffee Factory

Road – Bridge – Mukira

Road


new areas


199


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gwa Kiragu - Kiria-ini

Othaya Tarmac Road


new areas



– Matira-ini – Gikira

Bridge


new areas

1.2km Grading and Gravelling. 2M 2018-2022

Chief’s Camp – Gichiche

Hospital Road


new areas


Gichiche Market Access

Road


new areas


Chinga Boys – Gikira

River Road


new areas


Gitugu Road – Earnest

Farm Road


new areas


Gikumbi – Gikira –Ngoe-

ini Road


new areas


Gichiche – Joly Boy

Road


new areas


Ruirie Gathima-ini

Access Road


new areas


Kagongo A.C.K

Surround Road


new areas


Gathanji – Cattle Dip

Road


new areas


Ndikwe – Gathigia Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Makaga – Rutune Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gichiga – Mumbu-ini

Road


new areas


Kabia Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gathigia - Kiangware

Road


new areas


Kiaguthu Police Post

Road


new areas


Karuthi Secondary –

Karuthi Dispensary Road


new areas


Chinga schools road

programme


new areas


Karuthi Dispensary –

Githunguri Road


new areas

1 Km Grading and Gravelling. 1.5M 2018-2022

Githunguri – Njanjara

Road


new areas


St. George Gichoto Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiruma Bianju Muchina

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mukurwe-ini Town –

Drainage Systems Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Karesheni – Gatito-

Gataro Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


ACK Mongari Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

200 m Grading and Gravelling. 0.5M 2018-2022

Ujamaa – Kiamwangi

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Githathi-ini Kiunyu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

700 m Grading and Gravelling. 1.1M 2018-2022

Kiuu – Kinyamara Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiuu - Mangereche Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiangurwe Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

0.7 Km Grading and Gravelling. 1.1M 2018-2022

Gathungururu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kanyanga Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


200


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kamumu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mbari ya Nyanga Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ngaku Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ruthanju Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kahururu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Githiringo Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiahari Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Muthanga-ini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

1.3 Km Grading and Gravelling. 2M 2018-2022

Mungari – Karecheri

(main) Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mukangu - Thengathi

factoryRoad

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Githuthi Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kihuti Secondary –

Kihuti Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kibura Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kibura – Kanguyo –

Gitura Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Thunguri Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ndugu A Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ndugu B Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ndugu C Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mugumo-ini - Keni Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiangondu Primary -

Keni Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Manguri-ini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mbari ya Watinga Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kiangara Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kianyingi – Gakima

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Magunga - Gakima Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Githunguri – Gakima

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kanjeru – Ndiri-ini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ngurwe-ini – Muthanga-

ini Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Mukungu – Thangathi

Factory

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ngurwe-ini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kihuti Primary Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Thangathi Baptist Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Githunguri Hospital – AP

line Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


201


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kihuti – Gathaka Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Gathangari – Kiangundu

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Gakima – Kwa John

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ichamara Primary Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Ha Manasse – Gwa

Thuku Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kimondo – Mwangi

Nelson- Kimondo

Secondary Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Kimondo – Peter Muturi

(Mugo) Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas


Iriaini Ward road network Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



75M 2018-2022

Konyu to Iruri Forest

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kaara - Michuki Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Mugaaini - Gichairi Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

4 Km. Grading and Gravelling;


6M 2018-2022

Gataro – Nyamari

Shopping Centre Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2.5 Km Grading and Gravelling;


3.5M 2018-2022

Kianjara – Gitundu Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Wakaigi - Ngoeni Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mathome - GatunduRoad Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Munaini KanyunyeRoad Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2 Km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

Kiangai East – josua

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kiangai West –

kamwanjo Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kiriko – Ndiriti Kiboi

Block road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Githuthiini – Gorrati

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kagundu – Wakagure

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kagundu – Mukoma

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kagunduini –PS Kinyua Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Githiru – Grace Gathoni Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Kiamboga – Ruoro Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kawaraga – TBC Kihuri

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2 km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

ACK- Kihuri TBC Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kihuri Market Road

behind shopping center

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

200 m Grading and Gravelling;


0.3M 2018-2022

Kagwa Kinga Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2Km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

Ruruguti – Maruguya

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2Km; 200M

tarmac

Grading and Gravelling;


5M 2018-2022

Captain - Githinji Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

200 M Grading and Gravelling;


0.3M 2018-2022

Gatundu – Wanduwethi

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2Km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

Gatuyaini – Ruthiro Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2Km; 200M

tarmac



5M 2018-2022

202


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngaru Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gathumbi – Iriaini Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gatumbi – Gituri Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Marios – Wanjohi

Kimani Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mbitu – Gaitho Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gikurwe Primary

Catholic Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karindundu – Gikurwe

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gichie – Cecelia Ndirang

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karega – Kigumo

Primary Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Nyakihati Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gathanjaini Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Nduga – Iriaini Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Munaini Primary –

Kanyange Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kabebero Road (Behind

Shopping Centre

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

300m Grading and Gravelling;


0.5M 2018-2022

Ithanji Gitundu Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kawandia – Tea Buying

Centre Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiamboga – Kihuri Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gikurwe – Ruruguti Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Githuthiini Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

3km; 200M

tarmac



6M 2018-2022

Kiangari Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.3M 2018-2022

Gataro – Gatundu Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kihuri Anglican Church

road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Junees Wagathee Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kihuri Wakahiu Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiahiti – Gatundu Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Chiaraini Tea Buying

centre-Gikurwe Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kabebero – Wagateni

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Karega –Karuchua Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Warukira – Karega Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Capricon – Kabebero Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.3M 2018-2022

Kizito – Kabebero PCEA Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Kianjamba – Kabutha

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Thunguri - Kiangima

Road

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2. Km Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

203


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kirurui – Kianjama Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Market Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Museveni Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Ruringu road network Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

50 KM Grading and Gravelling;


75M 2018-2022

Red Court -Kiamwathi

Road

Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Oilcom – Kagayu – Dr.

Muturi to old Quarry

Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Gwa Kabiri -

KirwaraRoad


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kwa Ngahu – Catholic –

Kiria – Kwa John Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Maguta – Gathungu Gwa

Githua Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Thuta – Giachamwenge

Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Transformer – Gwa

Kinungi – Ithiakua Road


new areas

3.6km Grading and Gravelling;


5.5M 2018-2022

Matangiini – Kwa Karimi

Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kabwe – gwa Shaba

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Chorongi – Kiamwathi

Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiamwathi Nderi Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



6M 2018-2022

Skuta Circuit Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



18M 2018-2022

Skuta Quarry – Gwa

Kimani Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Chorongi Circuit Roads Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



9M 2018-2022

Mutitu Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



6M 2018-2022

Chorongi – Gichagi Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kanubi – Gatero Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



6M 2018-2022

Cooperative union –

Thuta Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gwa Kabau – Thuta Road Ruringu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Rware road network Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



75M 2018-2022

Kangemi PGH –

Sewerage Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Witemere –Kianda- Kwa

Ngombe


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kingongo Estate Roads Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kwa winnie – chania

mahua Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Methodist – Jumea Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ngangarithi – Mt. Kenya

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Witemere Blue Valley –

Kiawara Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kangemi – kwa Ngurwe

– Mortuary Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

MOW –St Peters ACK

Church –Grogon Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

204


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngangarithi Kwa Jolly

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kingongo Nursery Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kanyani – Jolly Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mwembeini Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gitwariga Road Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kangemi AP Post –

Githwariga River


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kwa Murram Road –

Quarry


new areas



3M 2018-2022

PCEA Kangemi – Chania Rware Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiganjo/Mathari road

network

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



75M 2018-2022

Kiamarurui Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kirumia Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas

2.5 Km. Grading and Gravelling;


3.5M 2018-2022

Gatara Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas

200 Mtrs Grading and Gravelling;


0.3M 2018-2022

Bradegate – Kahigaini

Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas

2.5 Km, Grading and Gravelling;


3.5M 2018-2022

Gathoni Paul Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas

2 Km, Grading and Gravelling;


3M 2018-2022

Macharia Gichibi Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kahiga main Road –

Kahiga Dispensary

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kahiga Street Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas

0.5 Km. Grading and Gravelling;


0.8M 2018-2022

AIPCA Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mama Chege Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mugumoini – Game

fence Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kamichugu Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Muthemba Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

PCEA NEEMA –

Nyamiru River Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mwenji Primary –

Maharo Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Embassy – samaki Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mbauni –Murage Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Gitegi Kabiruini Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Game Rock shopping

centre Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Chania Primary School

Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Waweru lare Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mzee Gachanja Lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kingori muita lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kariuki’s lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

205


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ndumo’s lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Muita Ritho Lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mzee Gakure Lane Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Ndathiini – Kabechu –

Karimi Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kirichu – Mathenge – Ria

Thaguranjo Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kagumo High School –

Waruru Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kamuna Geoffrey

Muriithi – Eunice Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Wagachuhi – Mbogo

Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Ndekere – Ndefu Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mureithi Mukabi –

Gathogo Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Jenniffer Mureithi –

Githwe Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mukoma Gichuru –

Rungurichu Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Wamuhiu Kinyua Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kamuma Kabira –

Wambugu Wanjiru Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Wangechi Kiama –

Matheri Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kabira – Gituto Road Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kombu – Ndiritu

Wambugu Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kibungo – Gachika

Roads

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Ndathini Njuki –

Marugas Road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Maranga-Kibuthu –

Kirianin Roads

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kirichu Ria Ngondi roads Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Giteroini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.5 km Grading and Gravelling;


2.5M 2018-2022

Ngimaini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Gikororo Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Gathangaini – Njege

Road

Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Munore Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Mucharage Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Muthambiini B Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Githiru A&B Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mutwewathi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Benard – kihara

Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Wangondu Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Giteroini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

206


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngimaini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Munore Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Mucharage Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Muthambi B Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Githiru A&B Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mutwe –Watui Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mutwe Wathi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Wangondu Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kiawachongi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mahinduini Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Rurangi – Ititu Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Mwea Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kangongi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kiguru Wache Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gathuthi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gatandi Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ngaru Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gituura – Kinari Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kirimaini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kirimaini -Bondeni Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Tianjagi-Gichungu Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiguti -Kahuroiniu Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kariko Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kanyiriri Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kimuri Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiangurwe – Wachee

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mwea Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mahinduini Road Rugi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Konyu feeder roads Konyu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Ndegwa Kiongo Wamui

Kabatha Road 2km

Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2km Grading Murraming and


3M 2018-2022

Kianjue – Chehe River

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas

2km Grading, and Gravelling. 3M 2018-2022

Gathugune Road Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas

2km Grading, and Gravelling. 3M 2018-2022

Kiogora road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas

1 Km Grading, and Gravelling. 1.5M 2018-2022

207


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Tumutumu Primary –

Kaharo Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3.2km Grading, and Gravelling.

Installation of Culverts

4.8M 2018-2022

PCEA Ngunguru – Gatiki

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

3km Grading, and Gravelling.


4.5M 2018-2022

Gathogorero Nursery –

Muraguri Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1 Km Grading, and Gravelling.


1.5M 2018-2022

Mbogo-ini – hohwe dam

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiamuthanga –

Mbogoini/Hohwe Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

0.5Km Grading, and Gravelling.


0.8M 2018-2022

Tumutumu – Kiangoma –

Kaharo Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ndemu – Kaharo Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



15M 2018-2022

Rwamara – Mwangi

Waweru Road(Karogoto)

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kahiga – Gatiki Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

1.5 Km Grading, and Gravelling.


2.5M 2018-2022

Mbogoini Catholic –

Kamunyo Place Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Ngurumo Shopping

Centre – Kamuhu Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gaiti Kariuki Ngenye –

Wamwii Rukanga Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Mortuary –

Karii Factory Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Tumutumu – Ikonju –

Thaithi Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kiangoma – Kirima Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Muroha – Kinyeeru

(Gathungururu) Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gaiti – Susana Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiangoma – Kiria Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kiamuthanga – Ndegwa –

Wamai Ngano Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3.3M 2018-2022

Kabuiiku – Kamatu

Catholic Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gathogorero –

Gwachomba – Kamondia

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Ngurumo Karachi –

Gwakaraigwa Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kiangoma – Gakuyu

bridge Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Giakinai – Rev Charlse

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gacuiro Primary –

Pemuga Academy Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kabuka – Kingo-ini Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Karatina Road to

Thimongo

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Githae – Njavan Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Koinange Road –

Karinga-ini

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kiumi – Mama Mbogo

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Rathithi plot -

kamuguruka

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiangi – Joseph – Gicuhi

Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas

2Km Grading, and Gravelling.


3M 2018-2022

Cattle Dip – Amos and

Kimuhu Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

208


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gituru – Kibara Road Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kigukiro – Mwangi

Warui Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Rathagati Market –

Chaka Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ngaini Posta – Githima

Shopping Centre –

Githima Factory Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Chiuri – Ruiruini Bridge

(Karura Road)

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Dedan – Benson

Mathenge Road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Gituhu – Mwea Road

(Kiongima Road)

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Nyeri – Karatina High to

Ngaini Village

Kirimukuyu

Ward


new areas



4.8M 2018-2022

Iriaini road network Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



75M 2018-2022

Kiamwangi – Kahuru

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gikororo – Kaharu Road Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Ihwagi – Gathima Road Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gatondo – Kangiri Road Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mwanda – Kiunyu Road Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Karandi – Kigatha –

Kiaruhiu Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mwanda – Ndaro-ini –

Mutui (Ndimaini) Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

50 km road network Iria-ini Ward

(Mathira)


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

50KM road network Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Ndakaini Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Marua Roads Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kinguka Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Nduiga Njakaranda Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

5 Km Grading, Gravelling 7.5M 2018-2022

Baptist –Warweria Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2Km Grading, Gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Catholic Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

0.5Km Grading, Gravelling 0.8M 2018-2022

Kiandu Secondary Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1Km Grading, Gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Muriithi Gacheru Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Classic Kiandu Karima

Road


new areas


Gathurongai –Kamonjo

road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kibaki- Demuini road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ngobia – Bagdad road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Ithiriro –Kwa Wamithi –

Karomo- Kanisani road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

209


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Manyatta road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiriaku –Kiambuthia Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Holy work -Naromoru

Boys High school-

Kanisa-Kandara road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Zackaria –Kwale Road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

J-17 – Mwichuiri road Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Tigithi Primary school –

Mbinjiwe road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Chris Moris secondary

school – Tripple A –Jim

road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Gatiriini –Ngatia

Kiinyuru road

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

John David-Kariithi-

Maina Coke

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Aguthi primay school-

kahuho primary school-

Blue line

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Ha Muchiri –John Ruiru-

Rongai AIPCA church -

Msafiri

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Wambiru –Mwaniki road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ebenezer –Gakomo road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kuyai –Mwatha road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mugumoini –Karuga road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Zawadi road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

John Gikomo road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gichere –Mambo road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kori –Jerioth road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kigundu –Karue road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mahinda road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kamama road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Mere – Munjuga road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Meeting point –Judea

road

Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



12M 2018-2022

Judea – forest road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Burii –Wahiire road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kandune road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

0.km Grading, gravelling and


0.8M 2018-2022

Kanene –Forest road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

210


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kanene –Kibunja road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kieni star –Karuyi road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Miriiuki Kiiru –Forest

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Dry junction –Kimahuri

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mitero –Barrier road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mitero – Kimahuri road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Junction Villa –Kimahuri

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kimahuri –Kairi road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kelly Memorial –

Gachara Mbugua road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kariuki Njugi-Kamanu

road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gitubururu catholic

church –Kamahuri stream

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Dry Junction – Kagume

Junction road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Godffrey Muchoki –

Wanjiku Maringa road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mbiriri –Gatere-Kabui

road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Rongai –Wabadi –

Gachugi road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Forest –Njagi –Mapema

road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Forest –Wakuguru road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Forest –Wakio-Gathara

road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Mapema –Ndathi Water

Tank road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

CD Junction –Muthee

Nyakarika road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Jane Junction –Full

Gospel Church- Gichuki

road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Ruguru –Murigu-forest

road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Njuki –Wanyakingei road Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mbogoini A-Mititu –

Kenneth road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Tarmac –Munyu Heath

center Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiabunda –Ndarathi-

Migui road


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

100 KM road network Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

10 KM Grading, gravelling and


15M 2018-2022

Maka tank site –railway

line road

Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Nalanya –Railway line

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Wathituga primary

school- Maisha dam –

Equator Village Road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Delta petrol station- Full

gospel church –Railway

line road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

211


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Nanyuki Boarding –

Ichuga sawmill – Railway

line road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Tarmac road –Queens Inn

hotel-Railway line road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ngetha Memorial

Academy-Railway line

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Tarmac road – Ichuga

Catholic Church –

Wathituga Primary

school road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Equator feeder roads Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

20 km Grading, gravelling and


30M 2018-2022

Tarmac –Cattle dip –

Railway line(Nganga)

road


new areas

Grading, gravelling and


4.5M 2018-2022

Makar gachari’s –

Transformer – Tambuzi

road


new areas



13M 2018-2022

Ikonya- Chaka railway

line raod


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Olive Shade – Kanyingi’s

road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

PCEA Githima to

Gachinga’s road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kwa Njogu – Kiboya

Primary School-

Wang’ombe’s road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

St. Stephen –Railway line

road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Wakamanu –Nyumba

Ithatu road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Mucheru –Railway line

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kang’ang’i – Dam road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Bidii cattle dip –Ikonya’s

road


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Mkulima – Railway line

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Reconciliation Church –

Railway line road


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Timber yard transformer

–Mugo Muthiri road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ndungu Mute – Railway

line road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Victors Junior – Railway

line road


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Toro –Guara primary

school- Gakawa

secondary school road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Wa Mercy –Professor SK

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Muchangi road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karandi –ACK –Thuya

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Watara road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Airstrip –Wamare road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2018-2022

Baba George –Airstrip

primary school road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Assistant chief –county

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

212


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kanyugi –Mwangi Weru

road


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

County –Teacher Irungu

road


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Muthamia –Deacon

Kariuki road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Muchangi –Wandeto road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

PCEA Ragati –John

Kahuthu road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Muriithi Ngetha –Forest

road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Wathituga –Kaaga

Nursery school-Ngerima

road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Gakawa Health center –

Njaramba-PCEA

Munyaka – Baptist

church –U(kamarete)

road


new areas



1M 2018-2022

Joshua –Bright Star

Academy- Munyaka

PCEA road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Toll –Solid Rock Church

–Gatobu –Gacagi

(michiri bridge) road


new areas



12M 2018-2022

Kania Tank –Katheri

primary school –Munene

–GCC –U road


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Loruku farm –Temu road Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Dr. Njoroge –Mwea

shopping center road


new areas



9M 2018-2022

Maina Mung’ora –

Ndegwa Githua-Baba

Shem road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Spot light –Meeme –

Kimathi road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Maina –Joel –Ngumo

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karima –Joel –Githendu

road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kirori –Maina Gatundu Gakawa Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Thegu River Ward road

network

Thegu River

Ward


new areas

100KM Grading, gravelling and


150M 2018-2022

Giteru-Kaiga road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Gachari – Chumaini road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karundas Catholic

church- Nairobi river

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2M 2018-2022

Karundas Chief’s office –

Forest road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Mama Watoto – Ngeretha

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

New Center –Chumaini

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karandi –Nairobi river

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Full gospel church- Lucy

Weru road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.4M 2018-2022

J.J road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.1M 2018-2022

Munyiri Kareko road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

213


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Syphad road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Peak view –Gichubi road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2M 2018-2022

A.I.P.C.A – Gichubi road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Wagiti –Ngorongo road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2M 2018-2022

Kubai Junction– Nairobi

river road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Dr.Kibunja –Ngatha road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Muiga –Ngatha road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.7M 2018-2022

Nairobi river –Kairu-

Gathathini Dam road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2M 2018-2022

Ngonde road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

AP camp – Thegu river

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Professor –Tagwa road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.6M 2018-2022

Mwangi Gibson road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.7M 2018-2022

Karuru road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Thegu resort –P.C.E.A

Tagwa road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gatuamba secondary

school – Gatemu road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Lusoi Junction –

Kamahiuria road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Ndiriti Primary school-

Gatuamba Medical Clinic

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Warutere Borehole-

Muguro road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Gatuamba center –

Gatemu road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kuira – Ngumo road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mugi – Slopes Academy

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Muturi –Homage-

Kamuri road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ndaya –Forest road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Winfra – More than

Conquers church road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Lions Investment – Brade

Gate road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Miracle Junior –Fantacy

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Baraka Estate Roads Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.3M 2018-2022

Tropical –Bridge school

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.1M 2018-2022

Kirinyaga Quarry –

Eng.Kamau road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.6M 2018-2022

Jerubi - Bridge school

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mt. Kenya Ring road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Chaka chemist- Tropical

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

AIPCA –Chaka primary

school road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

214


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Marata –Tropical road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

AMS –Thungari water

project office road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

AMS –Everest road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

AMS – Sangare

Conservancy road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Qill club - Sangare

Conservancy road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Nyange primary school-

Nyanjara road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kabira - Sangare

Conservancy road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Karabui –Gathorongai

river road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Reli - Gathorongai river

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Karandi - Gathorongai

river road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

PCEA church -

Gathorongai river road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gichimu –Gatome road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Muraguri –Kiruhi road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mbonaya –Mureria road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Waithanje –Kingongo-

Kibunja road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



3.3M 2018-2022

Mariga Karienye –

Githaga road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Murage – Nderi road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Kinyanjui – Kanyeki road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karengo – Chege road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2M 2018-2022

Githungo primary school

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Matu – Kiandune River

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Lusoi primary school –

Muthunji road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Ndururi –Kandune river

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Theuri –Rendaya road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kaguora –Kaminjuki

road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Mastore –Forest road Thegu River

Ward


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Gwa Gakau – Quarry –

Thegu resort road

Thegu River

Ward


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kwa Njogo –Mahiga

Coffee factory –Rukiras

road

Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kwa Njogo –Kamoko

dispensary road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kabage –Mugaa road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Gathuma –Ngorano road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Ngorano road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Wakaruga –Kamanga

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

215


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kihuri rural roads Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

CCM – coffee factory Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Rwatheini road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kingorio road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

R 12 road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kihuri road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kagere –Kenyatta-

Kimumu road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kagere –ACK road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kagere –Elimu church –

full gospel –Revelation

Covenant road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Tarmac – Wathiini road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kihururu – Kiawngaru

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Karibi rural road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Mwathaini rural road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Ngumi feeder

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kiria feeder road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Njigari –Kamunyuini-

Mukuyu-Wanderi road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

CCM- AIPCA Munyange

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kwa Wagaru –Kwa

Chacheru-Mutune road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Karuthiru road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kaharo –Giakaru-Gitugi

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Wamahinyika –Giakabia

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Gitugi –Giakaru –Kina

road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kina –Rwatheini road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Gitugi factory road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Lower and upper

Gathiuku feeder road


new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Kairore –Thuti road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Ndiginda road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Gititu road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Mati road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.7M 2018-2022

Karima road network Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



75M 2018-2022

Irindi primary school –

Grait road

Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kairia primary school –

Eliab’s – Assistant chief’s

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

216


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiruga factory –Kagiri’s

–Kirugurugu road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kiruga police post –

AIPCA-Gatoto road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Matio’s –Kianyaga’s road Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Irindi secondary school –

Mathaga’s-Gikira river

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Muhuri’s –Wahome’s-

Kinonoko’s –Josiah’s

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Karuga’s –Gichohi

Kanake- Kiruga CCM

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Wachiuri –Gikira river

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kimungu –Rev.

Mugambi-Irindi road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kagunduini-Witima-Kiyu

primary school- Tarmac –

Gaikundo road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kibe Mugo –Murimi –

Gikira river road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Witima Highway –

Kamoini- Ichamama

coffee factory –Kwa

Ngechu road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kamoini –water pump

station road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Witima shopping center –

Kahuiya road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Witima Chief’s office—

CCM –ACK road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

PCEA Witima church –

Ithanji road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mutiria –Kagumo road Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kiharo –Kamoini road Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Isaac Gitonga –Harrison

Gachanja road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gatugi –Mutitu primary

school –Gerard’s road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Wambugu –Ngure-

Gachara farm road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Ngai –Kamuhiu

–Mwangi Njanga road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gatugi CCM –Sewerage

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Dump site –Thuti factory

road


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Gichuru –Waitiati road Karima ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Wamahia road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


culvert installation-

3.5M 2018-2022

Kihuri – Mainganiro road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



(completion)

3.5M 2018-2022

Mashunjaa road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


culvert installation-

completion

3.5M 2018-2022

Kiandu Market Roads Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2.3km Grading, Gravelling and

Drainage

3.4M 2018-2022

Coffee factory-Kagumo

Roads


new areas

1Km Grading, Gravelling and

Drainage

1.5M 2018-2022

217


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mabada-Kariko Road Wamagana Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Drainage

6M 2018-2022

Lower Kiambaru/Mairi –

Njajara Road


new areas

11 Km Grading, Gravelling and


18M 2018-2022

Kiaga – Ruarai Access

Road


new areas



22M 2018-2022

Mitai Chinga Dam

Access Road


new areas



18M 2018-2022

Gathabari Kianwe Access

Road


new areas



27M 2018-2022

Kariko Giathaimu Access

Road


new areas



45M 2018-2022

Kiganjo - Kabura Access

Road


new areas



22M 2018-2022

50 KM road network Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

50KM Grading, Gravelling and


75M 2018-2022

Gathukimundu – Muote –

Kaimururi Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gachiriro Ministry of

Works Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gaikuru Maganjo Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Gaikuru – Kiangoma

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiroro – Njorogo Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiawanjugu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Muya Kahihu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gakindu Central Boarder

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Maganjo PCEA Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mwireri – Kihate –

Mununu Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kihate - Kirio Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kariaini Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mutwewathi Kiaraho

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ngoru – Kongaru Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Huhi Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mukurwe-ini Boys -

Main Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mbugua – Gathanga-ini –

Kangwaci Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Kihingo – Kianjogu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

300 m Grading, Gravelling and


0.5M 2018-2022

ACK Kiuu – Kiuu

Factory- Kabui- Kiuu

Shopping Centre

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Karaya - Factory Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

0.5 Km Grading, Gravelling and


0.8M 2018-2022

Kigutu – Githanga Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kigutu - Ruharu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Huhi-ini – Githunguri –

Kwa Njunge Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kagumo-ini – kahero

Road – Kanjiru Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Githungungu – Joe

Kabora home Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

218


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Marandini – Karitu Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.3M 2018-2022

Kinyahwe – Gitumbi

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kiboya – Kariuki Huja

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.2M 2018-2022

Ichamara Market Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Giitwa – Mwangi Joston-

Gaichangari – Maria-ini

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Giitwa – Kaweru- Kiungu

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Maria-ini – Matuto

Primary Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kibauini- Giitwa –

Matuto Baptist Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas

3 Culverts Grading, Gravelling and


1.5M 2018-2022

Kiria-ini – Kimondo


Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.9M 2018-2022

Kimondo - Kambogo

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.3M 2018-2022

Kimondo – Kiriguini

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kimondo – PM Home

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.2M 2018-2022

Kimondo - Kiandonga

Road

Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.2M 2018-2022

Kiaraho - Thongori Road Mukurwe-ini

Central


new areas



0.75M 2018-2022

Gachagua’s –Stephen

Mwaniki Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas


installation of culverts

1.2M 2018-2022

Gitonga Gatimu –

Muhugus Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.1M 2018-2022

Micha – Githima Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Micha Shopping Centre –

Fildefia Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Muchemi’s – Waihoro’s

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas

0.8 KM Grading, Gravelling and


1.2M 2018-2022

Valley View – Muturi’s

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



3.6M 2018-2022

Kariuki DS –Githoithiro

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



0.9M 2018-2022

Wambugu – Mwenjangi’s

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



0.9M 2018-2022

Wambugu Farm – Taiti

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



0.6M 2018-2022

Memano – Kariuki DS

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



0.75M 2018-2022

Kiamburi – Kagumo

College Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Faragu Wambugu Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Richard Ndegwa –

Mathenge Gatonye Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Nderitu Primary –

Nderitu Coffee Factory

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Joyce Kihia Kibungo –

Gachika Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Eva Kabuthia – Kibungo

Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

50 KM network Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

2 km Grading,gravelling and


3M 2018-2022

Kinyumu Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

219


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Wangunyu Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

2.1 km Grading,gravelling and


3M 2018-2022

Michira Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gitata Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

0.5 Km Grading,gravelling and


0.7M 2018-2022

Karingaini-Kagunyu

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Kiawanjugu –Rwarai

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Ningaini Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gathungururu –Kaburu

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.0M 2018-2022

Migiti – Gathimaini Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Wanjithi –Karikoini Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karingaini- Muite Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Githagarara –Njajara

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiganjo- Karimu Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gatura- Migombeini

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

2.5km Grading,gravelling and


3.5M 2018-2022

Gatura- Kaheti Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Ikiu Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karega-Matiraini- Kahuti

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.5M 2018-2022

Matiraini- Gathiro Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas

3km Grading,gravelling and


4.5M 2018-2022

Kaheti Polytechnic Mbari

ya Karwe Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3.0M 2018-2022

Giakanjo Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kaheti Ithimaini road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Njue Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kahiro Mbari ya Ngai

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gathumbi Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kaheho- Kianyaga Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kaheti Mukurweini Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



7.5M 2018-2022

Kabiru Kiawamururu

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gatangi kiawamururru

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ichagachuni Jeremiah

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ichagachuni Wilson Mika

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Kanunga Gaikund Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gakindo –Gachie

Ichagachumi Wahundura

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kagarii Mbari ya Gathuri

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gakindu –Gakingo Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

220


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Migimbeini Njirongo

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



0.7M 2018-2022

Gichecheni-Thunguri

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gura- Migombeini Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karega –Gichongocho

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Tambaya Dispensary

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Matiraini Ruhati road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gakindo PCEA Kibiru

Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiawaita Kahiro Road Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ningaini

Maganjo(Kabiku) Road

Mukurweini west

Ward


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gikondi road network Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

50KM Grading,Murraming and

Culvert installation

75M 2018-2022

Mwati ha Gitundu –

Igytha Farm Road


new areas

2km Grading,Murraming and


3M 2018-2022

Karia Gachuriri Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1.6km Grading,Murraming and


2.4M 2018-2022

Gichamba Ngunyi

kiondoro Road


new areas

0.8 km Grading,Murraming and


1.2M 2018-2022

Gathiriti Kibuthu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.1M 2018-2022

Ndegwa kiongo Warui

Kabatha Road


new areas

2 km Grading,Murraming and


3M 2018-2022

Mbachi Kanyugi –

Gachuiri


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Wanyama Kiniu Wangia

Primary Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Maina Kamau – Kiragi

Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gichahi –Ichumain Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiangurumo Farm Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Ruhari- Miigwa –Rurii

Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kainoko- Gichira Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gakira Farm Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Kahuro Farm Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Gakira Kiambui Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gitiri gwa Kungu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Gitiri Itanga Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kaharo Kambogo Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kahithe Gathera Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kinyogondo Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Mbuiri – Weru Farmroad Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Njoka road from Gathera

–Muthathara-Kanyiriri-

Kabuta


new areas



15M 2018-2022

Mbuiri- Kiamuthanga –

Warega Road


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

221


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kwa esteri – Kagwi Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Kwa Esteri –Kahoro

Dispensary


new areas



1.8M 2018-2022

Gathiriti Kibuthu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.1M 2018-2022

Wamatu Nduta Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

St.Irene Wamuibara Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Wagichuki John Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kabatha- Gacui-Kariuki

Waihoya Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Icagua –Kihato Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Thama Nyakahuhu

dispensary Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

St. Irene Kariuki Rongo

Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiamurathe Gikui Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Nyagaitwa Kihiu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiangima Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Wanyongo Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karindi Kabucho

Kiamwangi Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karini Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Mbari ya Migwi Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Chungu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Nyakahuho –Kamuchuni

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kwa Jemima –Kiandugu

Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ngorano – Muthuthini

Road


new areas



15M 2018-2022

Gikondi – Igoka Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Rumathi- Marunge Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Ezekial – Wambia Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Gathungu – Nyakahuho

Primary Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Reuben – Gachiri Bridge

Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karuri wa Njaki Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Murungo –Kamuchuni

Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Maina Gathinji and

Kangaru Muguno -

Gatungo Road


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Karindi Primary Round

About


new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kariuki Kariri Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Rural-Kigano-Chachi-

Karaba Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Tumbu- Nyumu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.6M 2018-2022

222


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Muraya- Kangarure Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.6M 2018-2022

Wahari- Gitu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Nyaga-Giitwa Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Murimbichi-Thiongo-

Ngari-Kihia Road


new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Muitam-Mwaniki Kababa

Road


new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Mbuthia – Kariara Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Waithaka-Ndiani Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.8M 2018-2022

Kirahi- Gachie Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



0.9M 2018-2022

Nguura-Nyagichu-

Kaguaini Road


new areas



0.9M 2018-2022

Kahuho – Kamanda Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.2M 2018-2022

Gichuri-Kamanjiri –

Mukiri Road


new areas



0.5M 2018-2022

Njigua Chache –Main

connect Muranja


new areas



0.6M 2018-2022

Kibutio Primary school –

muita-Kanyango-Giitwa

bridge road


new areas



6M 2018-2022

Gathora Rwara Irathaniro

Road


new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Njagaini road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



4.5M 2018-2022

Kingongi Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kaina Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kiangombe Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



6M 2018-2022

Miiriini Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ruahungu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Ndimbe Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.5M 2018-2022

Gachuri Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Njukiini Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1Km Grading,Murraming and


1.5M 2018-2022

Kiriguini Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Gatengu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Gakenyura Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Solid(Weru) Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karima Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Umbui Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kaingore Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



3M 2018-2022

Kwa Muthungu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



1.5M 2018-2022

Karikwe –Karaba –

Karaba coffee Factory

Road


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

223


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Karaba police post Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Kanyiriri Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Ndindima Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Githunguri Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Muthagathi Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Kirurumo kia Nyaga

Road


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Gakinda soko Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Kawahu Road Gikondi Ward To improve access and open up

new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Gathera -Mwothathera-

Kinoruo-Kanyiriri-kabuta

Road


new areas



2.4M 2018-2022

Maragima Electricity

Project

Thegu River

Ward

Improve access to electricity 3 No.

Transformers

Installation 6M 2018-2022

Thirigitu Electricity

Project

Thegu River

Ward


Transformer


Lusoi Electricity Project Thegu River

Ward


Transformers


Mbugua Market

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central



Street Lights Installation of Street Lights

0.5 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Maganjo Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.6 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngoru Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.5 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Mutwewathi

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.5 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Wamutitu Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




1.5 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Githung'ung'u

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.5 KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Karifonia Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




1KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiuu Shopping Centre

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




1KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Ujamaa Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




1KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Thangathi Shopping


Mukurwe-ini

Central




1KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihuti Shopping Centre

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.3KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiangondu Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.5KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Githagara Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




0.5KM

3.2M 2018-2022

Kigutu – Gathanga-

Kiboya Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




1.5KM

1.5M 2018-2022

Kiriro Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central



2km Installation of Streetlights 1.5M 2018-2022

Gatura Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward



1km Installation of street lights 2M 2018-2022

Ngooru Shopping Centre

Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward



3.2km Installation of streetlights 1.5M 2018-2022

Soweto Electricity

Project

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward



1 No. High

mast lighting

Installation of a high mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Mutitu/Kenneth Bridge Kabaru Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

1 No. bridge Installation of a concrete

bridge

3M 2018-2022

Githerere High Mast

Flood Lights




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

224


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mbaa-ini Polytechnic

High Mast Flood Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gachatha Coffee Factory





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Wamagana DC’s Office





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Giakanja High Mast

Flood Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kagwathi High Mast

Flood Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gathaithi Tea Buying

Centre High Mast Flood

Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gathuthi High Mast

Flood Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gura Electrification

Project



1Transformer Installation of a high mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kariguini High Mast

Flood Light




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kagonye shopping centre

electrification project

Mahiga Ward Improve security and increase


1 No. Installation of a high mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Mugaa shopping centre





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihome shopping centre





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gitugi Coffee factory





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kagere shopping centre





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Munyange shopping

centre electrification

project




flood light

3.2MM 2018-2022

Gaturuturu electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Muringa electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Thugunagwo





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Msafiri Market





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Karigu-ini Shopping

Centre



2km Installation of a street light 1.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Joseph Wamagana Ward Improve security and increase


3km Installation of a street light 1.5M 2018-2022

Gachatha Market Street

lighting



1 Line of

Streetlights

Installation of a street light 1.5M 2018-2022

Kaiguri Market Street

lighting



1 Line of

Streetlights

Installation of a street light 1.5M 2018-2022

Wandumbi Electricity

Project



2km Installation of a street light

and High flood Mast light

4.7M 2018-2022

Kiawaithanji Shopping

Centre

Aguthi/GaakiWa

rd

Improve access to electricity 2km Installation of a street light

and High flood Mast light

4.7M 2018-2022

Ngutik electrification

project

Gakawa Ward Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of a transformer 2M 2018-2022

Kiririchua electrification

project


Gachuru electrification

project


Wildwide electrification

project


Kianda electrification

project


Wanguku electrification

project


Kamau inoro



225


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Wachira electrification

project


Ihwa Electrification Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of a Transformer 1.5M 2018-2022

Kandara Electrification Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of a Transformer 1.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Muriithi Mundia


Thegu River

Ward

Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of a transformer 2M 2018-2022

Njoguini/Kimbo

Electricity Project

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward


transformer

Installation of a transformer 2M 2018-2022

Madoya electrification

project

Kabaru Ward Improve access to electricity 1 No.

transformer


Michathaini


Mahiga Ward Improve access to electricity 1 No.

transformer


Kimumu electrification

project

Mahiga Ward Improve access to electricity 1 No.

transformer


Wamagana Ihithe Tarmac Wamagana Ward Reduce road accidenets 2 Bumps Installation of bumps 3M 2018-2022

Independent Church

AIPCA Road


new areas

1 No. Culvert Installation of Culvert 1M 2018-2022

Kiaraho Muchemi Road Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas

1.2Km Installation of Culvert,

Grading and Gravelling

1.8M 2018-2022

Kiaraho/ Karuaho

Marungiro/Ngongoro

Road

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


new areas

1.2Km Installation of Culvert,

Grading and Gravelling

1.8M 2018-2022

Nduga Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


new areas

2km Installation of culverts 1M 2018-2022

Kanjikeru culverts Magutu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

One culvert Installation of culverts 1M 2018-2022

Gaikuyu – Magutu Road

culverts


new areas


Kiamigwi Primary

culverts


new areas


Kanjikeru culverts Magutu Ward To improve access and open up

new areas


Gaikuyu – Magutu Road

culverts


new areas

Two culvert Installation of culverts 1.5M 2018-2022

Kiamigwi Primary

culverts


new areas

Two culvert Installation of culverts 1.5M 2018-2022

Kiaguthu Road Chinga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

Two culvert Installation of Culverts 1.5M 2018-2022

Kariko Catholic Parish

Road


new areas

Two culvert Installation of Culverts 1.5M 2018-2022

Githima road Mahiga Ward To improve access and open up

new areas

2 No. culverts Installation of culverts at

Kiriko and Ha Kiundu.

1.5M 2018-2022

Ngonde forest Thegu River

Ward

Protect residents from wild

animals

10km Installation of electric fence

along the forest

12M 2018-2022

Mere electrification

project

Kabaru Ward Protect residents from wild

animals

10km Installation of electric fence

along the forest

12M 2018-2022

Murichu /Kandara

Electricity Project

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward

Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of electricity and

high mast flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamuchuni

Electrification Project

Gikondi Ward Improve access to electricity 1 No. Installation of high mask

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Wangera Electrification

project

Gikondi Ward Improve security and increase


1 No. Installation of high mask

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Mutitu Electrification

Project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Wamachatha





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Nykahuho Electrification

Project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kibutio shopping centre Gikondi Ward Improve security and increase



flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Nduma Shopping Centre





flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

226


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mbiriri electrification

project

Kabaru Ward Improve security and increase


1 No. Installation of high mast flood

light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gathagana electrification

project

Kirimukuyu

Ward



1 No. Installation of High mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gachuiro electrification

project

Kirimukuyu

Ward




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiangoma electrification

project

Kirimukuyu

Ward




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Ragati Chief’s Office


Karatina Ward Improve security and increase



flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiawarigi electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Itiati electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Giathugu electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Unjiru electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Githima electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Jamaica electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiraha electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Ragati electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Mathaithi Electrification

project



1 No. Installation of High Mast

flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gathumbi Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Ha Gutu Electrification Karatina Ward Improve security and increase



flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihuro Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Unjiru Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Ichuga Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Giakairu Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Saigon Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gathugu Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gwa China

Electrification project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Highland Electrification

project




flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Gatugi electrification

project

Karima ward Improve security and increase



light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kagunduini coffee

factory electrification

project




light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamoini electrification

project




light

3.2M 2018-2022

Kagumo electrification

project




light

3.2M 2018-2022

Witima shopping centre





light

3.2M 2018-2022

Equator Village


Gakawa Ward Improve security and increase



lights

3.2M 2018-2022

Giachuma electrification

project




lights

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngaranga shopping

center electrification

project




lights

3.2M 2018-2022

227


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ngandu shopping centre

electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward



1 No. Installation of high mast

floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Blue Valley





floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kingongo Nursery area





floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Chania Tropical Nursery

electrification Project




floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kimathi area





floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kandara Electrification

Project




floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Muringato Shopping


Project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Embassy Shopping


Project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamundu Electrification

Project

Rugi Ward Improve security and increase



Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kangurwe Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Gumba Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngamwa Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Mweru Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamungare





Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Giathugi Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Kaaini Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Mihuti Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Muchatha Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022


Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngamwa Electrification

Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022


Project




Floodlight

3.2M 2018-2022

Ichamara Market

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Thangathi Market

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Maganjo Market

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiuu Market

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Maganjo Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngoru Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Mutwewathi

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Mukurwe-ini Stadium

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

PCEA Muhito Stage

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Wamutitu Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Ichamara Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

228


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Githungungu

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Karifonia Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiuu Shopping Centre

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Ujamaa Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Thangathi Shopping


Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihuti Shopping Centre

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiangondu Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Githagara Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Floodlight.

3.2M 2018-2022

Karogoto Shopping


Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Mashimoni

Electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Giagatika Electrification Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiangoma Electrification Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Ngurumo Electrification Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Hospital

Electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Giaituu Electrification Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Tumutumu Primary

Electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Githima Shopping Centre

Electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Karinga-ini Buying


Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Ruthagati Market

Electrification

Kirimukuyu

Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamuyu Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Gitathini Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Gitero Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kinunga Town Centre

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Ihwa Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kaguinduini Shopping


Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Muthuaini Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihatha Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kandara Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kamuyu Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Gitathini Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Gitero Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kinunga Town Centre

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Ihwa Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

229


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kaguinduini Shopping


Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Muthuaini Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kihatha Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kandara Village

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Floodlights

3.2M 2018-2022

Matharu Area





Giakairu Electrification

project




Gitimani Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Giakagina Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Itiati/ Kianuteru Street

lighting

Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Kagoco Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Kanjuri Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Kihuzi Junction Street

lighting




Ndunani Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Gitimani Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase


2km Installation of Street lights 2M 2018-2022

Giakagina Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Itiati/ Kianuteru Street

lighting




Kagoco Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Kanjuri Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Kihuzi Junction Street

lighting




Ndunani Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve security and increase



Naromoru/Kiamathaga

road Network

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward

Improved access and connectivity 100Km Grading,Murraming and


150M 2018-2022

Naromoru town street

lights

Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward




Ndunyu market –kamoko

health center –Mahiga

girls school –kamoko

factory – chief’s camp





Kiawangaru –Kihuru





Njigari market





Gituiga market





Kanini market





Kwa Ngechu-Irindi

primary school-Irindi

coffee facory





Wakariru electrification

project



2km Installation of street lights

from chaka town to wakariru

1.5M 2018-2022

230


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kandara street lights Naromoru/

Kiamathaga

Ward

Improve access to electricity 2km Installation of street lights

from Naromoru town to

Kandara

1.5M 2018-2022

Classic – Chiara-ini –

Gitero- Kibaras

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward

Improve access to electricity 2km Installation of Streetlights 1.5M 2018-2022

Kamuyu- Kihatha

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Baraka-Kwa Mang’uru –

Gitathi-ini Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Gitathini Electrification Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Kagundu-ini

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Metropolitan

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Manyini Gitathi-ini Road

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Kwa Nyawira-Gitathi-ini-

Mumbu-ini

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Kagunduini- Kinunga

Road Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Ihururu Shopping Centre

Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kigogo-ini Shopping

Centre Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Githakwa Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kirurumi Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kahiga-ini Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Njogu-ini Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Gatumbiro Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kanjora Shopping Centre

Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kanyinya Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kiriti Shopping Centre

Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Huho-ini Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Kiandere Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Gaithuri Shopping Centre

Street- lighting

Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Miagayu Shopping


Dedan Kimathi

Ward




Imaculate Hospital

Transformer KPLC

Catholic Church

Mweiga Ward Improve security and increase



Njeng’u Street lighting Mweiga Ward Improve security and increase



Embassy – Kibungo

Street lighting




Treetop Junction Street

lighting



2km Installation of Streetlights 2M 2018-2022

Mwireri Shopping Centre

Street lighting




Amboni Centre Street

Lighting




Bondeni Centre Street

lighting




231


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mwihoko Shopping

Centre Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




County Shopping Centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Sikai Shopping Centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Wendiga Dispensary

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Juakali Shopping Street

lighting Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Kigali Shopping Centre Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Uchumi Shopping centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Western Shopping Centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Kamune Shopping Centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Pura Trading Centre

Street lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Mailo Junction Street

lighting

Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Njogu-ini Shopping


Endarasha

Mwiyogo




Kiawara (Bodaboda/ Bus

Stage) Street lighting

Project

Mugunda Ward Improve security and increase


2km Installation of streetlights 2M 2018-2022

Mugunda Streetlighting

Project

Mugunda Ward Improve security and increase



Kabati Streetlighting

Project

Gatarakwa Ward Improve security and increase



Charity Street light

project




Gitathini Electrification Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Kagundu-ini

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Metropolitan

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Manyini Gitathi-ini Road

Electrification

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Kagunduini- Kinunga


Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward




Muruguru Centre –

Ihigaini Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward




Kwa Murunga –

Muruguru (Kihethu

Road) Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward




Kwa Kigera Road

Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward




Githiru Shopping Centre

Electrification

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward




Karuthi Shopping Centre

Electrification

Chinga Ward Improve security and increase



Mairo A Electrification Chinga Ward Improve security and increase



Mairo B Electrification Chinga Ward Improve security and increase



Mairo Stage (Bara Inya)

Electrification




Kariki Shopping Centre

Electrification




Kiamuya Electrification Chinga Ward Improve security and increase



Githanji Shopping Centre

(Mbiri) Electrification




232


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Githanji TBC

Electrification




Kiaguthu (Near School)

Electrification




Gichiche Shopping





Ruirii Shopping Centre

Electrification




Chinga Boys (Near Gate)

Electrification




Mumbu-ini Shopping





Kagicha Shopping Centre

Electrification




Kariko Shopping Centre

Electrification




Kiinu Shopping Centre

Electrification




Giathaimu Shopping





Mucharage Primary

School (Near Kwa

Mbogo) Electrification




Memorial Shopping





Muirungi Sec. School

Electrification




Ngaru Shopping Centre

Electrification




Ciagumba Shopping





Kigutu – Gathanga-

Kiboya Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kiamuite - Rurige

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kimondo - Kiriguini

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kahero - Ichamara

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kirio Electrification Mukurwe-ini

Central




Munyiri Road Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kangwachi – Githigaini


Mukurwe-ini

Central




Kihingo – Gikumbo Road

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central



2km Installation of Streetlights 3.2 2018-2022

Mbugwa Catholic –

Sohiu Road

Electrification

Mukurwe-ini

Central




Gitumbi – Giathinwa


Mukurwe-ini

Central




Gitura – Mbari ya Mugi


Mukurwe-ini

Central




Mweiga town Street

Lighting



2km Installation of Streetlights at

Amboni Junction, Police

Station, DO’s Office

1.5M 2018-2022

Kimunyuru trading centre

lighting project



2km Installation of streetlights/

High mas flood lights

3.2M 2018-2022

Kiriu Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward

Improve access to electricity 1 Transformer Installation of Transformer 2M 2018-2022

Kiriko Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Mikui Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Gikumbo Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


233


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gichagi(Huhoini)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Gachera (Gititu)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kambu(Kiaigi)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kabeche (Ithekahuno)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kanyeki-ini (Thage-ini)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Irega (mungaria)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Gichira Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Heheti Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kiangaina Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Lower Gichira near

Kimas Matu


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kandutura Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kirichi Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Thungururu


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Gachima Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Githima Electrification

Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Muhaka-in (Gaaki)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Kiriko (Gaaki)


Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward



Project

Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


Gikomo Village


Mweiga Ward Improve access to electricity 1 Transformer Installation of Transformer 2M 2018-2022

Amboni Electrification

Project


Njeng’u Electrification

Project


Kamatongu



Kaheti Mbari ya Muite


Mukurweini west

Ward

Improve access to electricity One

Transformer

Installation of Transformer 2M 2018-2022

Kaheti Primary


Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Matiraini Githiru


Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Matiraini Kahiti


Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Migiti Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Thunguri Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Kagarii Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Wanjithi Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Njanjara Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Githagara Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


234


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gathinji Electrification

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Tambaya –Kiganjo

Upgrading Electrifiaction

Project

Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Kiawamururu


Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Gura –Migombeini


Mukurweini west

Ward


Transformer


Kaaga electrification

project

Gakawa Ward Improve access to electricity One

Transformer

Installation of transformer and

wiring at Mwea/Ngerima;

Gakawa Health center;

Munyaka; Kaaga ECDE; Toll

center and Huku.

4M 2018-2022

Bondeni Electrification

Project

Mweiga Ward Improve access to electricity 3

Transformers

Installation of Transformer at

nyagia, Gichuki and Kang’ara

6M 2018-2022

Gathiuru electrification

project

Gakawa Ward Improve access to electricity 5 No.

transformer

Installation of transformers at

Karandi Catholic Church;

Gwa Kabethi;Ragati Dam;

Kwa Muthamia; Toll Area)

6M 2018-2022

Tumbu Githinji Shopping

centre Eletrification

Project



Intallation of transformer 3.2M 2018-2022

Ciagumba - Irima Access

Road

Chinga Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

12 Km Levelling 18M 2018-2022

Othaya town Bus parks Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)

To reduce congestion in town 3 No. bus

parks

Opening up of 3 new bus

parks

10M 2018-2022

Kagwathi Back Road Wamagana Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

One

Transformer

Opening, Grading and

gravelling, Tarmacking

3.2M 2018-2022

Anglican – Family Bank

Road

Rware Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

2km Recarpeting 20M 2018-2022

Osman Allu – Baden

Powell Road


srvices


St Mary’s – Mortuary

Road


srvices


Baden Powell – Kianda Rware Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices


Lower Equity Bank - -

Round About Road


srvices


Best Lady – I&M Bank

Road


srvices


Temple Road Rware Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices


Muthua Estate roads Karatina Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

4km Re-carpeting 40M 2018-2022

Railway – police station –

members club – blue

valley road

Karatina Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

2km Re-carpeting 3M 2018-2022

Karatina bus terminus Karatina Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

One bus

terminus

Recarpeting and drainage

Construction of new stalls

20M 2018-2022

Karatina Town Roads Karatina Ward To improve road maintenance

srvices

10km Recarpeting and tarmacking 15M 2018-2022

Ndarukomia Foot bridge Gikondi Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

one bridge Rehabilatation 3M 2018-2022

Kwa Muthungu

Footbridge

Gikondi Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

one bridge Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Ndumbi Foot Bridge Gikondi Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

one bridge Rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Kibindu Foot

Bridge(Rwara)


connectivity

one bridge Rehabilitation and upgrading 3M 2018-2022

Wanaoyu Francis Foot

Bridge


connectivity


Maina Kariro Foot Bridge Gikondi Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


Endarsha Towwn Endarasha

Mwiyogo



3km Rehabilitation of Streetlights 0.5M 2018-2022

235


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Chania River Foot Bridge Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity

1 Bridge Rennovation 3M 2018-2022

Kwa ngunu Wamarida Wamagana Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Renovation of Bridge 3M 2018-2022

Mweiga Electrification

Project

Mweiga Ward Improve access to electricity 5km Rural electrification 1M 2018-2022

Kamatongu


Mweiga Ward Improve access to electricity 5km Rural electrification 1M 2018-2022

Giakaibei Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve access to electricity 2km Servicing 1M 2018-2022

Giakaibei Street lighting Magutu Ward Improve access to electricity 2km Servicing 1M 2018-2022

Gatugi Shopping Centre


Karima Improve security and increase



Ndimaini Shopping

centre Electrification

Project

Konyu Ward Improve security and increase


2km Street Lighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Gatina Shopping

centreElectrification

Project




Kieni Shopping


Project




Kiami Shopping


Project




Kiamabara Shopping


Project




Gathugu Shopping


Project




Gaturiri Shopping


Project




Gatwe Shopping


Project




Grogan Road





Parklane Road





National Bank Road





Library Road





St Mary – Muthurwa


Project




Pembe Tatu





Summer Industrial Road





Electrification Project Rware Ward Improve security and increase



Kingongo Estate





Kangemi Brewery Area





Kihuyu Shopping Centre


Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Njengu Shopping Centre


Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Mwenji Shopping centre


Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Kahiga Shopping

CentreElectrification

Project

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




236


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiricho Shopping Centre


Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward




Skuta Circuit Roads Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Kiamariki Nderi Road Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase


3.5km Street Lighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Red Court Stadium Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Kwa Mambo – st Jude

circuit

Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase


3.5km Street Lighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Waka Circuit Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Muindi – Thuta Road Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Gwa Gategwa Road Ruringu Ward Improve security and increase



Nyamari Shopping


Project

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)



3km Streetlighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Thungari Shopping


Project

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




Kihuri Shopping Centre


Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




Ruruguti Shopping


Project

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




Gitundu Shopping Centre


Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




MugaainiShopping


Project

Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)




Michathaini road Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2.5km Survey and opening up of new

access road

3.5M 2018-2022

Kangari road Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


access road

3.5M 2018-2022

Kamoko Coffee factory –

Gachange stream –

AIPCA road

Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


access road

3.5M 2018-2022

Gachagua –Ndiritu

Gacheru – Kanyoro –

Mutuini –Macharia

Lenard road

Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


access road

3.5M 2018-2022

Muturi Kioro Farm Road

Connecting Muranga and

Nyeri


connectivity

0.5km Surveying Grading and

Murraming

0.8M 2018-2022

Mwihoko- Muthoga –

Githui Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


connectivity

1.5km Surveying, Grading and

Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Ndungi-Kinyaiti Primary

School Road

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


connectivity


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Munene Fish Dam- Ex

willy’s

Endarasha

Mwiyogo


connectivity


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Macho Christina Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


connectivity


Gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Ex-Willy’s Road Endarasha

Mwiyogo


connectivity

1.5km Surveying, purchase of road

strip, grading and gravelling

2.5M 2018-2022

Beavers – Soko Huru Ruringu Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2.5 Km Tarmac 40M 2018-2022

Ibaoini – St Jude Road Ruringu Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2 Km Tarmac 36M 2018-2022

Sportsgate – Circuit Road Ruringu Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

3km Tarmac 45M 2018-2022

Meeting Point – Kirori –

Ruringu Rwa Bunda

Road

Ruringu Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

3km Tarmac 45M 2018-2022

Chorongi Kwa Ndegwa –

Giachamwenge Road

Ruringu Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

3km Tarmac 45M 2018-2022

237


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Othaya Karuthi Road Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity

7km Tarmac 120M 2018-2022

Gichira-DO-Hospital Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


connectivity

1 Km Tarmac 18M 2018-2022

Mweiga Town Roads Mweiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

3km Tarmac 4.5m 2018-2022

Mugaini Wa Flora Iriaini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity

200m; 300m

tarmac

Tarmacking 10m 2018-2022

Kwa Murungu –

Muruguru National High

School Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Muthinga/ Ngongoro

D438

Aguthi/Gaaki

Ward


connectivity

3Km, 1

Bridge

Tarmacking and Bridge 6M 2018-2022

Nordin – Graceland –

Karundas road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

7.5km Tarmacking of the bridge 13.5M 2018-2022

Munyange –Gitugi road Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2km Tarmacking of the road 3M 2018-2022

Karatina Polytechnic –

Omega Supermarket road

Karatina Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

1KM Upgrading / gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Skuta (Oil Com) – South

B Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity

2km Upgrading. 3M 2018-2022

South B – Thunguma


Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


South B – Kagayu Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Kagayu – Kahuti –

Quarry Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Shopping Centre – St.

John Catholic Church –

Ndunyu Road

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Thuku Road (Kangema’s

– Wami’s Road)

Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Thuta Makutano Road Gatitu/

Muruguru Ward


connectivity


Mahiga road network Mahiga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

50 KM Upgrading. 75M 2018-2022

Chinga road network Chinga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

50 KM Upgrading. 75M 2018-2022

Wakahiu- Githima Road Aguthi/GaakiWa

rd


new areas


Lilongwe Aguthi/GaakiWa

rd


new areas


Gachatha-Wanjiru

Wangari Road


new areas


Kambi Waruruma Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity

3 Km Gravelling, Grading and


4.5M 2018/2022

Gaturuturu Junction to

Gitugi(Bitumin FAC)

Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Waritia Njigari Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



4.5M 2018/2022

Gskuyu PCEA Church to

Mwangi James Road


connectivity



1.5M 2018/2022

Karurumo road bridge

(KENGEN)

Gatitu Muruguru To enhance access and

connectivity

1 Construction of a bridge 3M 2018-2022

Thunguma lower – Thuta

bridge

Gatitu Muruguru To enhance access and

connectivity

1 Construction of a bridge 3M 2018-2022

Kwa Mambo – Mama

Emma bridge

Ruringu ward To enhance access and

connectivity

1.5 km Construction of bridges &

culverts

3M 2018-2022

Kiandumba road Chinga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity

2 No. culverts 1M 2018-2022

Gathagana along

kirimukuyu and konyu

boarder

Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity

2km Demarcation and surveying of

new roads

3M 2018-2022

Ruthagati - Rathithi road Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


new roads

3M 2018-2022

Kanjata - ruthagati road Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


new roads

3M 2018-2022

238


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Keruro road (Kengen

Muruguru road)

Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward


connectivity

3 km Grading, gravelling &


4.5M 2018-2022

Chorongi circuit roads Ruringu ward To enhance access and

connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiamwathi circuit roads Ruringu ward To enhance access and

connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Giichamwenge – Gichagi

road


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Meeting point – Skuta

shopping center


connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

Chorongi – Kwa Ambui

road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kwa Wanjohi wa bora

road (Gathagana)

Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Gathagana Kwa wamui

road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Mashimoni karaigua road Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Githubiia road (kaharo) Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Ruthagati centre to

chakareli road

Kirimukuyu

Ward


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Chinga River to

Kiagwara junction


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Kiagwara/ Wabacha road Chinga Ward To enhance access and

connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Mutundu – Mama

mugunda road


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Kagicha – Iria access

road


connectivity


culverts

3M 2018-2022

Kihathu/ ihigaini road Gatitu Muruguru To enhance access and

connectivity

1.2 km Installation of streetlights 1.8M 2018-2022

Kwa Murungu road Gatitu Muruguru To enhance access and

connectivity

0.8 km Installation of streetlights 0.8M 2018-2022

Gathagana electrification

project

Kirimukuyu

Ward



1 Installation of transformers 3.2M 2018-2022

Gachuiro (Karingaini)


Kirimukuyu

Ward




Kiangoma (Kiangui)


Kirimukuyu

Ward




Kiangware electrification

project




Ngaru – Twani





Karinditi & Wangoru tea

buying center

(Gikigii)electrification

project




Gichiche electrification

project




Kagongo electrification

project




Karuthi new dispensary





Kariki – Gichiche –

Kagicha – Muirungi –

Gichiche – Ngaru–

mucharage roads


connectivity

5km recarpeting 50M 2018-2022

Gatitu/Muruguru

Streetlighting

Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward




Kwa Mambo – Mama

Emma Street lighting

Ruringu ward Improve security and increase


1.5 km streetlighting 1.2M 2018-2022

Giichamwenge circuit

roads Street lighting



2 km streetlighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Chorongi Street lighting Ruringu ward Improve security and increase



239


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kabwe circuit roads

Street lighting




Kiamwathi road Street

lighting



4 km streetlighting 3M 2018-2022

Giakanja – kigwandi road

Street lighting



2.5 km streetlighting 2M 2018-2022

Chorongi shopping center

Street lighting




Chorongi – Kwa Ambui

road Street lighting




Ngaru – Kiagumba access

road


connectivity

3 km Surveying and gravelling 2.3M 2018-2022

Magomano – Kiagumba

access road


connectivity

4 km Surveying and gravelling 3M 2018-2022

Kagayu - Thunguma road Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward


connectivity

2 km Tarmacking 30M 2018-2022

Kiamuiru road Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward


connectivity

2 km Tarmacking 30M 2018-2022

Munene Kairu (Kimu) –

Kariko road


connectivity


Karuthi – Mairo –

Gathanji – Kiaguthu -

kagicha road


connectivity


Kariko – Karega-

Ruruguti road


connectivity

1.5km Tarmacking, bridge 23M 2018-2022

King’uka road Gatitu/Muruguru

Ward


connectivity

1.5km widening 2.3M 2018-2022

Gakindu Bus Park Mukurwe-ini

West Ward

To decongest the town 1 Bus Park Construction 10M 2018-2022

Muthui-ini- Kinyaiti road Endarasha/

Mwiyogo Ward


connectivity

1 Bridge Construction 3M 2018-2022

Unjiru- Kamingiri-

Bridge


connectivity

1 Bridge Construction 3M 2018-2022

Githungo- Nyambo-ini

Electric Fence

Thegu River

Ward

To reduce human-wild conflict 1 Fence Construction 30M 2018-2022

Gikororo – Kahuru foot

bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Mukongoro bridge Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gatura/ Mwanda (Ha

Maribe)bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gatura/ Kangocho

(Duncan)bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kahachu

(kahutiini)bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kinyariti bridge Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Riambugu bridge Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Sewage bridge Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Aguthi /Gaaki Bridges

Project

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward


connectivity

6 Bridges Construction and equipping 3M 2018-2022

Riajoni bridge Kiganjo/Mathari To promote access and

connectivity

1 Construction of bridge 3M 2018-2022

Kihuyo – Nyamiru –

Mwenji bridge

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity

1 Construction of bridge 3M 2018-2022

Aguthi/Gaaki Biogas

Project

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward


connectivity

500

Households

Construction, Installation and

Equipping

10M 2018-2022

Gichatha – Kinyota

bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1 Construction/ rehabilitation 3M 2018-2022

Ha njoroge - Kiangundo

bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kingangi’s - Gathure

bridge

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kiawaita-Kirurumu Road Mukurwe-ini

West Ward


connectivity


Gravelling

3M 2018-2022

240


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Wanjithi-Kaguriini Road Mukurwe-ini

West Ward


connectivity


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Gakindu-Dr Kibuku Road Mukurwe-ini

West Ward


connectivity


Gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Gatuanyaga –Feeder

roads


connectivity


gravelling

60M 2018-2022

Githima Sub location

Roads


connectivity


gravelling

75M 2018-2022

Burguret sub location

roads


connectivity


gravelling

75M 2018-2022

Gathiuru Sub location

Roads


connectivity


gravelling

45M 2018-2022

Kaaga Roads Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

45M 2018-2022

Kahurura Roads Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

45M 2018-2022

Equator Roads Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

75M 2018-2022

Upper ngomongo Village

Service Road

Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo Ward


connectivity


gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Wa Martin – Mwihoko

Shopping Centre

Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo Ward


connectivity


gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Amboni – Wendiga

Linkage Road and Bridge

Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo Ward


connectivity


gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Unjiru – Kimaru Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kaiguri- Kiragu Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1.8M 2018-2022

Gachatha- Mathenge

Guandaru- Road


connectivity


gravelling

1.7M 2018-2022

Gachatha –Kihuro Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

9M 2018-2022

Karangia Muhindiini

Road


connectivity


gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Kigwandi – Kariguini –

Kwa joseph


connectivity


gravelling

3M 2018-2022

Makutano – Kamingiri

Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kaiguri – Karamuthi-

Karuga Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kaiguri – Muuini-

Kiamathigi Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kaiguri – Kihuro Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kariguini Giathathi Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Giakanja- Gathima Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kariguini-Kianjogu

Boundary Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Kianjogu – Wamukima

Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Mathakwa-ini

Polytechnic Road


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Karangia Market Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Karangia – Mutitu- Gacii

Roads


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Karangia -Gacii Gura

Roads


connectivity


gravelling

1M 2018-2022

Hubuini –Mbaaini Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Gichora-Gura Road Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Hubuini- Rwairimaini Wamagana Ward To promote access and

connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

241


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Wandumbi Shopping

Centre


connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Giakanja Factory –

Karega Road


connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Wamagana Aguthi

Laundry Road


connectivity


gravelling

1.5M 2018-2022

Kamakwa/ Mukaro

Roads

Kamakwa/

Mukaro


connectivity

1km Expansion, Grading,

Gravelling and Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Nyaribo feeder roads Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity

20 km Grading & gravelling 30M 2018-2022

Kiganjo junction to

Gikindu Quarry road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity


Kiganjo Chiefs Camp –

Ngatha Quarries road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity


Muhoko –Kabebero Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Ihururio- Karega-

Mutalamu –Wilson Kibui

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Karega TBC to Igokos

Home Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kianjamba to Njuku

Wathethu Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Thoko-ini to Mikoe

Catholic Church

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Thoko-ini to Ndiritu

Muitas Home-Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kiaiti-Behind Gitundu

Catholic Church

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Othaya Pub-Mlika

Mwizi- Othaya Catholic

via Amani Estate

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Githuthi-ini Tea Buying

Centre to Mama Wangari

road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kiriini Pry to Nyatha to

Othaya Nyeri Highway

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


KArega kwa Wanjuki via

Sewerage

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Gikira-Githinjiro Road-

Gregorio Kiragu-

Blockway

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Othaya catholic Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Thuti TBC to Kwanjogu

Karega

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Waihara Catholic –Tonya

Home

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Waihara Shopping Centre

Behind

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kiriti to Kihara

Ichung’wa road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Konyu Kiriti Bridge Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity

1 Bridge,

1Km

Grading and Gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Gathumbi wanderi Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Behind Gathumbi

Angrican church

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Muroha Kabui Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kiangoma-Muroha Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kairuthi Nduyi Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Behind Gathumbi TBC Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


242


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Tini to Gathumbi Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Gititu- Nduyi Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kairuthi-Kabuchi Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Maruguya-Nduri Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Waihara Gachararia Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Nyakihati From Gichatis

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Mahira Waihara Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kagumos to Lawrence

Gichohi Waihara Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kirindundu –Gikurwe

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Gachie to Cecilia

Ndirangu Home

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Gathumbi-gituri Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Road behind Gathumbi

Sec

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Iriaini Catholic-Gitwe

Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Wakaigi- Ngoeini Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Munaini -Kanyange Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Thunguri Ndiara Bridge

and Road

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity

1 Km and 1

Bridge

Grading and Gravelling 1.5M 2018-2022

Gatura – Mukongoro road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

2 km Grading, gravelling

&installation of culverts

3M 2018-2022

Gatura – Mwanda

(Maribe) road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

2.5 km Grading, gravelling &


3.5M 2018-2022

Kahuro – Gikororo PCEA

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Miiri – Ndima (githea)

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

Miiri – Ruturu (Maritha)

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Kianjuu – Ndima Kanini

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.9M 2018-2022

Kahuro – Welcome road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

2.5km Grading, gravelling &


3.8M 2018-2022

Ngari - Wamuyu road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Karumba – Ngari -

Merere road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.9M 2018-2022

Muhuhi T.B.C - Kahachu

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.2M 2018-2022

Gikira - Merere road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



2.5M 2018-2022

Cheru - Kiamwangi road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiarithaini shopping

center - wamuhunis road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Muhuhi - Githima road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Riambugu (Gachau) –

Miano’s road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Muchoki Muya - MOW

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



5M 2018-2022

Coffee factory - Kinyariti

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

243


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiarithaini playground -

Kinyariti road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

2km Grading, gravelling &


3M 2018-2022

Kiarithaini – Cheru –

Karatina Hospital road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4M 2018-2022

Kiaigi - sewage road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kamatatha – Ririge -

Kahachu road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Mwanda – Githiru -

Mucheke road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Maturubari - Kiunyu road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Mwanda - Rwaithanga

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



5M 2018-2022

Kianduiga access road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.8M 2018-2022

Mwanda - Ndaroini road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Ndaroini - Kega road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

0.5 km Grading, gravelling


0.8M 2018-2022

Kirimara - Thitu road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Ndaroini Center -

Ndimaini road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3.8M 2018-2022

ACK church – Murungu

CCM road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Karumaruma – Gatundu

Secondary road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.8M 2018-2022

Ihwagi center (behind

shops) - primary road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Ihwagi PCEA/CCM

Junction – Kiuri’s road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

IIhwagi – Gachatha (Ndei

Veterinary) road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Muthuthiini - Kiawaiguru

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Githanju – Mururu -

Kiangundo road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Irumbi - Elidy road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Ihwagi - Karura road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Ihwagi – Kamugoiri –

muthuthi - ini road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Ha muchomba – Kiambaa

- Kiarithaini road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kiarithaini AIPCA-

Geralds – kiarithaini Pry

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Kiawaiguru TBC -

Muhuhi road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Habel - Kamugoiri road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Ha Munyaga – chairman

–mathenge Thoithi road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Muthuthiini - Mwarari

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiaruhiu – PCEA –

Police post - Kianjue road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kigatha – Gathaithi -

Rwamuthambi road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Gathaithi - Karandi road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kimaru - Kiriti road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

King’ang’i - Gathugune

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

244


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gathaithi - Gitundumo

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Karandi - Kianyaga road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Wamuthondu road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

0.8km Grading, gravelling


1M 2018-2022

Canteen - Wangoru road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kibuchi – Miano Ngari

road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kairi – Mwai road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kairi - Mathenge road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Itundu PCEA – CCM -

Primary road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Itundu - Gachuguina road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Mukunga kiosk – nyayo

tea zone road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



0.9M 2018-2022

Kagotha CCM –

Muraya’s road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gatondo shopping center

around secondary road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kigio road (Gatondo

area)

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Muhoro - Ngibuini road Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Gitangaruri TBC -

Gikandi road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kahiga shopping center Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Muhoya Academy –

Nyarugumo road

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Ngangarithi Lane

7,12,14,17road

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Rianderui - Giteroroad Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kandara feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Mumbu - ini feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gitathiini villageroad Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gitathi-ini Chief –

Muthua-iniroad

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Gitathi-ini - Kanoga–

Rianderiu - Thogos road

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Muthua - ini shopping

center & village road

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kamakwa feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kamuyu feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kwa Nyawira estates –

Gitathi - ini feeder roads

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Gitero village feeder

roads

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Giatiti – Kihatha village

feeder roads

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Ihwa feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kanunga Shopping

Centre feeder roads

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kagundu-ini Shopping

Center road

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

245


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kwa Jonah - Muthuaini

feeder roads

Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Karingaini feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Kariumba feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Munungaini feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Tetu High feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gachuiro feeder roads Kamakwa/Mukar

o Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Dedan Kimathi Feeder

Roads Project

Dedan Kimathi

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

75M 2018-2022

Njogu- Mary David

Roads

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

1.5Km Grading, Gravelling and

Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Kareko –Kinyua Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Wasoro- Joma Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2M 2018-2022

Wanjohi kamau-Matheri

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Gichobi- Nursery Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Wasolo- Jane Muriithi

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Waikwa Chaka Ranch

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Karuri – Gatere Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.8M 2018-2022

Catholic Safari Camp

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.8M 2018-2022

Sewerage- Waringa Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

3M 2018-2022

Mwenjes- Baba John-

Mama Kuohas Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2M 2018-2022

Kagai Gachingiri Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Gatei Primary Mwihuri

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.9M 2018-2022

Nyingi Mwati-Sarafina

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2M 2018-2022

Bagdad - Neema Church

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2M 2018-2022

Muhindi- Christina Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Dishon – Kambura-ini

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

3M 2018-2022

Brook side Village Roads Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

4.5M 2018-2022

Chaka Market Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

4.5M 2018-2022

Ngumo Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Muthui –Kinyua Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Muchemi-Wahome Muita

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2M 2018-2022

Karanja- Mukora-

Mutembei Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Mid Chaka -Maingi Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

1.5M 2018-2022

Giteru – Kaiga Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Dr.Muya- Muriuki –

Mutahi Kagwe Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

246


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Dr. Muya-Itangi-Ini

Gideon Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Arus Kangini Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Arus Gate- Mutumia

Muchoki-Rongai Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

King’ong’o – Githumere

Forest Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Bethel – Someni Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Ngang’i –Sindoro Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Gatuamba Sec-Rongai

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Bone Village Main Road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Resale shop – Bone road Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Gatumba Centre- Slopes

Road

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Ruirii- Forest-Ruthenge

Road

Mugunda Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Tanyai- Tabira Road Mugunda Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Tanyai – Karemeno Road Mugunda Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Birithi-Rodama- Kioria

Road


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Gatarakwa Girls-

Wanjagis Road


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Gichuma Road Mugunda Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Belevue Settlement

Village Roads


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Kamiruri- Nairutia

Boundary Road


connectivity


Culvert

2.3M 2018-2022

Mugunda- Mung’etho -

Mugaka Road


connectivity


Culvert

3M 2018-2022

Barakira- Kimariki Road Mugunda Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Culvert

4.5M 2018-2022

Kiambogo Baptist-Gaaru

Road


connectivity


Culvert

4.5M 2018-2022

Ruthange- Gaaru



connectivity


Culvert

6M 2018-2022

Lamuria-Muthangira

Road


connectivity


Culvert

6M 2018-2022

Charity via Kiaragana -

Njoni road

Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity



15M 2018-2022

Elder Munene - Ndiiri Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity

3.5 km Grading, gravelling and


5M 2018-2022

Mwangi – Irungu

veterinary road


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Nehemiah road Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Mathenge – Misheck road Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kandara – Gatitu –

Kabutu roads

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kahuthu –Brono-

Kariokor–Soweto-

Gathoga road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Lenana – Blue line roads Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Kimbo road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Chief - Kimbo road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

247


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kambi – Muriithi roads Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Marete - Gikunda road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Pettmark – solo road -

Gikunda road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Wamboo – Kiriru - Magu

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kanani through Mugunyu

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kimbo through cattle dip

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kiambuthia – Gitinga

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Benja – Nduru - Tigithi

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Nduru – Kabe through

Mbale road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Nipe Kazi – muthenya

through Kihara road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Karichuta – Kwa Makara

road - Quarry

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Karichota – J18 –

Kinga’au – Gachungu

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Kandara – Murungaru

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Tigithi – Gatiki/ Muraya

Kabiru road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Blue line – Tigithi –

Nduru road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Kibunja – Kihara road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Chief Kimaru – Mama

Mwangi road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Wachira – Karomo –

Gitinga road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kiambuthia – gitinga

roads

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Soweto – Njuki roads Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Cattle dip – forest road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Edward Kamundi road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Karinde- Thiga road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Willa Wandeto road Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kibere- Mama Mundia

road

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Embaringo – Bellevue

road


connectivity

3 km Grading, gravelling, bridge

construction and installation

of culverts

4.5M 2018-2022

Kiria – kaarage -

Kimunyuru road


connectivity



of culverts

7.5M 2018-2022

Njoni – Nguva - Ithatwa

road


connectivity



of culverts

4.5M 2018-2022

Endarasha Town Roads Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo Ward


connectivity

20km Grading, Gravelling, Culvert

and Tamarking

30M 2018-2022

Muhuhi bridge (Kahuru -

Kiamwangi)

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1km Guard rails 1M 2018-2022

Guandaru – linking

ihwagi – Karura road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1km Guard rails 1M 2018-2022

248


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Ndaroini – Thengeini

junction; Kirimara –

kiahiti junction;

nicodemus kirima gate;

Thengeini – Kiunyu

junction; Hakarari -

Kiunyu) road

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

6 No. installation of culverts 3M 2018-2022

Ngangarithi Highmast

Flood Lights

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity

1 High Mast

flood Light


Flood Light

32M 2018-2022

Karera Borehole Solar

Panel

Endarasha/Mwiy

ogo Ward


connectivity

1 Solar Panel Installation of Solar Panel and

lighting

1M 2018-2022

Aguthi Gaaki Solar Street

lighting Project

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward


connectivity

2500HHs Installation of solar

streetlights

5M 2018-2022

Kairuthi Shopping Centre

Street lighting Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Iriaini Shopping Centre


Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Waihara Shopping Centre


Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Kabebero Shopping


Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Mugaiini Shopping


Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Othaya Town Street

lighting Project

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Burguret Shopping



connectivity


Toll Station Street

lighting


connectivity


Kwahuku Dispensary

Street lighting


connectivity


Mlima Kenya Shopping

Street lighting


connectivity


Nanyuki-Naromoru

Streetlights


connectivity


Muthuaini- Gathima-

Kiaria

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity


Kiondoe From Muthuaini

Primary

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity


Gitathiini – Muthuaini

Street lighting

Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity


Kibaras- Kinunga Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity


Chaka town street

lighting

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

4Km Installation of streetlights 3M 2018-2022

Chaka Kwa Wasolo Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

4Km Installation of streetlights 3M 2018-2022

Chaka- Milimani

Streetlights

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

2.5Km Installation of streetlights 2M 2018-2022

Chaka Honi River Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

1.5Km Installation of streetlights 1.2M 2018-2022

New Centre High mast

flood light

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

1 Flood light Installation of Flood light 3.2M 2018-2022

Gatuamba Centre High

mast flood light

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Bone Centre High mast

flood light

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Thung’ari Market High

mast flood light

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Lusoi High mast flood

light

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Mbari ya Mugo


Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward


connectivity

1 Transformer Installation of transformer 1.5M 2018-2022

Ndugo A, B, C


Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward


connectivity

3Transformer

s

Installation of transformer 4.5M 2018-2022

249


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kiang’ondu


Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward


connectivity


Ruthanju Electrification

project

Mukurwe-ini

Central Ward


connectivity


Kabui Village

electrification

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Konyu Village

electrification

Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity


Gatuanyaga Social Hall

Transformer


connectivity


Land Burguret Junction

Transformer


connectivity


Mlima Kenya Village

Transformer


connectivity

2 Transformer Installation of transformer 3M 2018-2022

Kandara Transformer Kamakwa/

Mukaro Ward


connectivity


Rongai Sub-location

Transformer

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Thirigitu Sub-location

Transformer

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Karicheni Sub-location

Transformer

Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Tagwa B Transformer Thegu River

Ward


connectivity


Ihwagi street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1 Installation of transformer 1.5M 2018-2022

Giakinyua street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Muhuhi street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kahachu street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gathugune street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kianda Village

Transformer


connectivity


Kabati transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity

2 Installation of transformers 3M 2018-2022

Soweto transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Mugunyu transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Ithiriro transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Gatune transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Aguuthi transformers Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Tagwa Electric Fence Thegu River

Ward


connectivity

10km Renovation 30M 2018-2022

Giachuma street lights Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity

1 km Street lighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Kariokor street lights Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Ithiriro street lights Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Kibunja/ Mung’etho

street lights

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Kiambuthia street lights Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Eden - Narormoru street

lights

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Mutumba - Narormoru

street lights

Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Embassy area street

lights

Kiganjo/Mathari

Ward


connectivity


250


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Watuka shopping center Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity

1km Street lighting/ high mast

flood light

1.5M 2018-2022

Enbaringo shopping

center


connectivity


flood light

1.5M 2018-2022

Kang’a shopping center Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity


flood light

1.5M 2018-2022

Gakanga shopping center Gatarakwa ward To promote access and

connectivity


flood light

1.5M 2018-2022

West land shopping

center


connectivity


flood light

1.5M 2018-2022

Canteen street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1km streetlighting 1.5M 2018-2022

Miiri street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gatura street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gikororo street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kiamwangi street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kiarithaini street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Gatondo street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Kariki street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Wangoru street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Karandi street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Mwanda street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Thengeini street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Cheru street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


Itundu street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity

1km Streetlighting & high mast

floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Ndima Kanini street

lights

Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Kahuru street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Ndaroini street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Ihwagi street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Jambo area street lights Iriaini ward

(Mathira)


connectivity


floodlight

1.5M 2018-2022

Kairuthi-Kamondo Road Iria-ini Ward

(Othaya)


connectivity

0.2Km Tarmac 3M 2018-2022

Burguret Giachuma Road Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity

17Km Tarmacking 255M 2018-2022

Kania-Ngerima Road Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Temu Road Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Equator Village Gakawa Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Gakawa Security –

Nyuma ya round Road


connectivity


Gakindu Market Roads Mukurwe-ini

West Ward


connectivity


Tambaya Shopping

Centre

Mukurwe-ini

West Ward


connectivity

2km Tarmaking 30M 2018-2022

Kiangundo Iharu Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

251


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gatuthu Kangangi Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Karura Gitimaini Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kiriaini Riathama Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Githima Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kiarage Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Riathama – Kamunyuini

Road

Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gathehu Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kiangera Raod Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gikumbo Kindara Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kiracha Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gwa Gichana Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gaturumoini Road Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Karura PCEA Ward Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kiragita Bridge Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Grading, Gravelling and


0.5M 2018-2022

Muthira River Bridge Magutu Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Grading, Gravelling and


0.5M 2018-2022

Gakiriri Electric Fence Ruguru Ward To reduce human-wild conflict 1 Fence Construction of electric fence 30M 2018-2022

Kiahuru- Nyana- Gathegu

Junction

Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Installation of culvert

4.5M 2018-2022

Njatheini- Nyana Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



6M 2018-2022

Kamani- Chieni Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Gathoniwa Huga-Iruri-

Munyu Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Iruru AIPCA-Ngunjiri Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Mukaburu- Iruri- Mugure

Road


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Karandi Iganjo- Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kuria Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Kararu Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Kanyiriri Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Githui Junction Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Muriuki Kunja –Kamanja

Road


connectivity



2.3M 2018-2022

Gachau – Gachucha Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

John Mwalimu- Ngetha

Road


connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Gatonye- Kaganya Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Kamani –Gachau Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Mirauri – Gachau Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Ngari – Gathuini Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

252


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Njatheini TBC- Ndogo Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Njatheini TBC- Mioro-

Muthera Road


connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Njatheini –Magutu Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Kabiruiini Machua Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3.3M 2018-2022

Gichoru – Karoba Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gakuo Junction- Catholic

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Dam Kimariga Secondary

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Rware Githambi Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kiamariga- Slaughter

House


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kianganango –Gakuo

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kiamriga –Pefa Church Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Karatu Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Dujos- Kianganangu to

Gakuo Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kimariga to Daudi Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Rware to Githambiro Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Police to Muriuki Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gichiru – Machira Roads Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kago – Assistant Chief-

Gathongo Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Broker- Muriithi- Karanja

Muchiri Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Munyororo – Kagure

Thumbi road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kaburi- Wachira Gaichira

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Njiri-Fundi wa Mathenge

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gm Kariuki- Manorero

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Muturi –Ngaini Rail

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Bosco – Ngorano HC

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Junction-Life Boy-Chaka

Reli Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Pastor Chubiri Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Ngorano Primary-Ngetha

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Karweini – Mwaniki

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kahiraini-Ngorano

Polytechnic


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kiahia Mukanyaritho Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Ngurino – Kimindo-

Chieni- Karuruu


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gm – Arthur- David-

Gatung’ang’a


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

253


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kwajanta- Cattle Dip Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Chieni Centre-Wangui-

Kibaba


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gichagi – Gatung’ang’a

Road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Maganjo –Secondary Reli Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Wahome –Gachuhi Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kanyama – Mweru Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kahiraini- Gatunai Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kiangoma Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Gatung’ang’a –Ngorano

HC


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Chieni Karurumo Road Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Hombe Kiamriga Bridge Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Construction of bridge 0.5M 2018-2022

Hombe- Muranga Bridge Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Construction of bridge 0.5M 2018-2022

Giagachucha Bridge Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Repair of bridge 0.5M 2018-2022

Wagatu Foot bridge Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Bridge Repair of bridge 0.5M 2018-2022

Kwa- Magira- Kwa wa

booi


connectivity


Kariuki Ndegwa Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kagiri Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kagure Thumbi Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kuinduini and Torono Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Chieni Village Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Gathiringo Village Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Njatheini –Mioro

Villages


connectivity


Kiriko Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Ngetha Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Gathumbiro Ruguru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Ngorano Shopping

Centre


connectivity

1 High mast

flood light

Installation of streetlights/

High mast flood light

3.2M 2018-2022

Karaya Kamuhu road Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity

0.5 Km Grading, Murraming and

Culvert Installation

0.8M 2018-2022

Kiuga Road Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Kariuko Wambugu

wanyua Road

Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity

2km Grading, Murraming and


3M 2018-2022

Kiamurathe –Gakui-

Wambugu Gikui Mugo

road


connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Kamanu-Kiangima Road Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Rwarai-Riagitutu-Kwa

Wachiuri Road


connectivity

1 km Grading, Murraming and


1.5M 2018-2022

Kwa wangondu-Nyuthe-

Githinji-Maigoya Road


connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

254


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Gathera Kanyiriri-Kabutu

road


connectivity



15M 2018-2022

Kaharo Secondary

warega Road


connectivity

0.2km Grading, Murraming and


0.3M 2018-2022

Kaharo-Kainoko-

Thukuma Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Gathera-Ichangahu-

Youth Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Mugecha-Gachui-Kariuki

Waihenya-Mugono road


connectivity



15M 2018-2022

Kabatha-Kogi-Sofia Road Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity



0.8M 2018-2022

Kwa Mugo-Wanguru-

Kiariua Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Ichathui-Beti Road Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Wambugu –Kanyi-

Ngorano Road


connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

Kirurumo Bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 No. Bridge construction 0.5M 2018-2022

Mugina Bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kanyiriri bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kainoko Bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Ithemuigi bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Riagitutu bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kariuki Waihenya Bridge Gikondi Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Rwatheini Gitugi Rd Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

Wangere Thaithini Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



7.5M 2018-2022

Thaithini Kahuruko Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Thaithini Mioro Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018-2022

Gitugi Market to Factory Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018-2022

Councillor Waithanjinji

Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Gitugi Factory to Mumwe

Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Mugomoini Mumwe

River Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018-2022

Mathenge Technical

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Chief Kigoi to Technical

Road


connectivity



1.5M 2018/2022

Technical to Miirini Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Wahome Ndavi to

Kihehu Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gura Bridge to Ndunyu

Jeep Track


connectivity



6M 2018/2022

Ngarariga Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



6M 2018/2022

Kirai Kamondo Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 Km Graveling, Grading and


1.5M 2018/2022

Kagonye Kihome Road

(Bitumin)


connectivity



7.5M 2018/2022

Kangonde Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

255


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Mati’s Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Msafiri Kailole Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



6M 2018/2022

Othaya Hospital Gachami

Road


connectivity



6M 2018/2022

Richmond to Mbatia’s

Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018/2022

Kwa Wakiuru to

Gichinga’s Road


connectivity



4.5M 2018/2022

Munyange Sec. Loop

road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

New Ngorano Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



4.5M 2018/2022

Kagonye Primary Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



4.5M 2018/2022

Kanini to Forest Road Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity



1.5M 2018/2022

Wangwanju Muthoga

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Mahiga Shopping Centres

street lighting


connectivity

2km Street Lighting 1.5M 2018/2022

Kagere Ndunyu Junction

Street Lghts


connectivity

2km Installation of Street Lighting 1.5M 2018/2022

Msafiri Street Lights Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kimumu Transformer Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1 No. Installation of Transformer 1.5M 2018/2022

Kwa Njogo Transformer Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Gaturuturu Transformer Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kagonye Transformer Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kihome Transformer Mahiga Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Jet Electrification Kabaru Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Flood lights

3.2M 2018/2022

Kwa Joel opposite

Kianjue Tea Buying

Centre Road

Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gathamba Tea Buying

Center to Gitandara

Gardens Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kwa Ngatia Wambora

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Mbari ya Gakabu

(Riumba) Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Mama Gakiria to

Wagitunguru Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kwa Rinjoya and George

to Ngechu Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gimpsy to Mugikuyu

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Othaya Girls to

Kwangechu Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Geralds Kinaiyu Road Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Karathi Gachau Wamuna

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Nderitu Njui Ichamana

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

JB Road Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Kinaiyu Mbari Ya Hiti

Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

256


(Kshs.)

Timeframe

Kagucia Home to Gura

River via Wareku Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gathingi via Shadrack

Githaiga Road


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Gatugi, Kwaa Ngechu

Kiruga Road

Karima Ward To reduces the number of

accidents

10 No. bumps Installation of Bumps 1M 2018/2022

Gura Tarmac Road Karima Ward To reduces the number of

accidents

10 No. bumps Installation of Bumps 1M 2018/2022

Giathenge Street lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity

1km Installation of Street lights 0.8M 2018/2022

Gwa Karuri Street Lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kahuruka Gakina Street

Lights


connectivity


Mutitu Street Lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kianganda Street Lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kwa Ngechu Street

Lights


connectivity


Kiruga Street Lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Kairia Street Lights Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Giachuma Street Lights Naromoru/Kiama

thaga Ward


connectivity


Ichamama Factory Karima Ward To promote access and

connectivity


Mwisho wa rami-

Thageini AIPCA -

Maingirano road

Aguthi Gaaki

Ward


connectivity



3M 2018/2022

Railway Transport County To ease inter county connectivity Railway

rehabilitated

Revived rail transportation.

Service

500 M 2018-2022

FT to Karungaru Road Aguthi/ Gaaki

Ward


new areas


Road maintenance tools

and equipment

County wide To improve road maintenance

services

5 Procurement of machinery 30 2018-2022

Procurement of tipper

lories and water bowsers


services

9 Procurement of machinery 63M 2018-2022

Procurement of vehicles

(single and double cabs


services

6 Procurement of machinery 25 M 2018-2022

Procurement of graders County wide To improve road maintenance

services


Pad foot and smooth

drum rollers


services


Back hoe and excavators County wide To improve road maintenance

services


Man lift, breadowns, low

loader and flatbed

vehicles


services


Routine maintenance of

plant and equuipment

County wide Working plant and equipment all machinery Repair and maintenace 150M 2018-2022

Solid waste bio-digest Nyeri Town To improve waste Management 1 No. Purchase and equipping 300M 2018-2022

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