The CIDP 2023–2027 sets out Wajir County’s strategic roadmap for socio-economic transformation over a five-year period. It aims to foster sustainable development, enhance service delivery, and improve the overall quality of life for residents. The plan aligns with national development goals while addressing county-specific challenges, particularly in sectors such as water, health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure. It emphasizes inclusive growth, resilience against climate shocks, and citizen participation in decision-making.
Key Priorities and Strategies
Economic Development: Boost agricultural productivity, livestock development, and support for local enterprises to strengthen food security and economic resilience.
Water & Environment: Improve water supply systems, manage natural resources sustainably, and implement climate adaptation measures.
Health & Social Services: Expand access to quality healthcare, improve social protection programs, and ensure services reach marginalized groups.
Education & Human Capital: Enhance early childhood, primary, and vocational education, including provisions for persons with disabilities.
Infrastructure & Governance: Develop roads, public facilities, ICT infrastructure, and strengthen governance through transparency and institutional capacity building.
Implementation and Future Outlook
The plan is structured around a results-based framework, including clear indicators and timelines to track progress. Successful implementation will rely on partnerships with national agencies, development partners, the private sector, and active community involvement. By 2027, the county aims to achieve improved living standards, greater resilience to climate shocks, and inclusive socio-economic growth, turning long-standing challenges into opportunities for development.