Factors considered when changing county boundaries
Functions of the county assembly in Kenya
Functions of the county executive committee
Functions of the deputy governor functions of the power of the county assembly
Challenges of the devolution in Kenya
Explain the possible solutions of the challenges of the devolution of Kenya
Explain the challenges the government is facing in raising revenue
Discuss three methods used by the Kenyan government to control public finance
1. Factors considered when changing county boundaries in Kenya include population size, geographical features, administrative effectiveness, historical and cultural ties, economic viability, and the need for equitable distribution of resources.
2. The functions of the county assembly in Kenya include making and passing laws for the county, overseeing and approving county budgets, and representing the interests of the people in the county.
3. The functions of the county executive committee include implementing county laws and policies, managing county resources, and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the county government.
4. The functions of the deputy governor include assisting the governor in carrying out his or her duties, acting as the governor in his or her absence, and performing any other duties assigned by the governor or county assembly.
5. Challenges of devolution in Kenya include inadequate funding, lack of capacity and skills among county officials, corruption, political interference, and lack of coordination between the national and county governments.
6. Possible solutions to the challenges of devolution in Kenya include increasing funding to the counties, providing training and capacity building for county officials, enhancing transparency and accountability mechanisms, and improving coordination and collaboration between the national and county governments.
7. The challenges the Kenyan government is facing in raising revenue include a large informal economy, tax evasion and avoidance, inadequate tax administration capacity, and reliance on a few sectors for revenue generation.
8. Three methods used by the Kenyan government to control public finance include budgeting and planning, financial reporting and auditing, and procurement and expenditure control. These methods are aimed at ensuring transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the use of public funds.