The Department of Finance and Economic Planning is responsible for managing the county’s public finances, coordinating economic policy, and ensuring prudent resource mobilization and utilization. It plays a central role in budgeting, accounting, revenue collection, and financial reporting to promote transparency, accountability, and fiscal discipline across all county departments. The department oversees economic planning, budgeting, and performance monitoring, aligning county programs with development priorities outlined in the County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) and other policy frameworks.
The Department of Finance and Economic Planning manages the county's public finances, coordinates economic policy, and ensures prudent resource mobilization and utilization.
Key Functions:
• Budget preparation and execution
• Revenue administration and collection
• Financial reporting and accounting
• Internal audit and risk management
• Economic planning and policy coordination
• CECM (Acting): George Odhiambo Nying'iro
• Director, Public Participation: Jared Abayo
• Director, Internal Audit: Jenipher Ogola
• Director, Budget and Planning: Lawrence Nyamweya
• Director, Supply Chain Management: Martin Okwatta
• Director, Strategy, ME: Mr. Peter Ligulu
Annual Budget: Approximately KES 8.5 billion
Budget Allocation:
• Health: 30%
• Roads: 20%
• Education: 15%
• Agriculture: 12%
• Water: 10%
• Others: 13%
• Department of Finance and Economic Planning Service Charter
• County Budget Documents
• Revenue Collection Manual
• Procurement Forms
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