Raila promises seamless devolution functions
All outstanding county functions will be transferred back to the regional governments if Azimio la Umoja wins in the August 9, elections.
The coalition says in its manifesto that it will review laws that existed before the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 that affect devolution, which has been blamed for derailing its success.
The Azimio administration will facilitate seamless inter-and intra- governmental relations to improve efficiency in governance.
The coalition promises to improve the business and investment environment in the counties and advance adherence to national policies and laws.
Neutral mechanism
The Azimio administration will improve county government policies and laws by the relevant county and also increase budgetary allocation to county governments to not less than 35 per cent of shareable revenue and set up a neutral mechanism.
“The ward as the basic unit for development and service delivery will be strengthened, including planning, budgeting, development expenditure, and accountability,” reads the manifesto.
The Raila Odinga administration promises to review the laws developed to implement the devolved system.
