Trans Nzoia County Qualifies for Second-Phase KDSP Level Two Funding
Source: County Government of Trans Nzoia
Date: November 5, 2025
Overview
Trans Nzoia County has successfully qualified for Level Two funding under the second phase of the Kenya Devolution Support Programme (KDSP2). This follows a rigorous evaluation by World Bank representatives.
Funding Details
Amount: Approximately Sh352 million
Purpose: To support key infrastructure and service-delivery projects across the county
Assessment Highlights
World Bank consultant Sally Aoko confirmed the county met all minimum requirements, including:
Signed participation agreement
Functional steering and technical committees
Approved work plans and activity reports
Proper record-keeping and adherence to World Bank standards
Gender mainstreaming efforts and programme-based budgets
County Finance Act compliance and quarterly budget implementation
County Officials’ Remarks
Dr. Pepela Wanjala (Acting CEC, Public Service Management): Praised feedback from the assessment, emphasizing fast-tracking critical projects.
Truphosa Amere (County Secretary): Highlighted the importance of KDSP support in bridging budget gaps and funding capital projects.
Emeldah Agoi (KDSP2 County Coordinator): Announced the funding will support:
Upgrading county road links to bitumen standard
Tulwet Health Centre upgrade
Establishment of a modern fire station
Previous KDSP Achievements
Construction of Masinde Muliro Modern Market
Completion of Tom Mboya Mother and Child Hospital
Significance
KDSP2 funding is expected to strengthen governance, enhance public finance management, and improve infrastructure, directly impacting the lives of Trans Nzoia residents.