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Nairobi, Kenya – 9th September 2024
Today, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Land Commission (NLC), CHRP Kabale Tache Arero, represented the commission at the official launch of the FY 2025/2026 and Medium-Term Budget Preparation Process. The event, held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), was marked by the unveiling of the National and County budget preparation manuals by the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, Hon. Mbadi.
The launch was a significant event, bringing together key stakeholders from various government bodies, including officials from the National Treasury, the National Assembly, the Council of Governors, and several development partners. The event underscored the importance of a unified approach in shaping the financial framework for the coming fiscal year, highlighting the collaborative efforts necessary to drive Kenya’s economic development.
In his address, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, Hon. Mbadi, emphasized the critical role of strategic planning and coordination among national and county governments. He noted that the budget preparation process is a cornerstone of Kenya’s economic planning, crucial for effective resource allocation and ensuring that development initiatives are well-funded and aligned with the country’s priorities.
CEO Kabale Tache Arero’s participation in the event highlighted the National Land Commission’s commitment to being at the forefront of the budgetary process, particularly in areas concerning land management and resource allocation. The NLC plays a pivotal role in ensuring that land-related policies and projects receive the necessary funding and oversight to contribute to national development goals.
The launch also focused on the need for inclusive planning, ensuring that both national and county governments are adequately equipped to address the diverse needs of the Kenyan population. The collaboration between different levels of government and their development partners is seen as essential for the successful implementation of the budget and for fostering sustainable economic growth.
The unveiling of the budget preparation manuals marks the beginning of a detailed process that will involve consultations, planning, and negotiations among various stakeholders. This process is expected to result in a budget that reflects the priorities of both the national government and the counties, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently to promote development across the country.
As the FY 2025/2026 budget preparation process gets underway, the involvement of key institutions like the National Land Commission underscores the importance of coordinated efforts in achieving Kenya’s economic objectives. The NLC’s role will be crucial in ensuring that land-related projects and policies are effectively integrated into the broader national budgetary framework.
