Follow the Money
Trace every shilling from the Treasury to citizens — and see where it leaks.
Every year, the Treasury allocates trillions of shillings to Kenya's 47 counties. But how much actually reaches citizens? The waterfall below traces the journey — from allocation by the Commission on Revenue Allocation, to release by the Exchequer, to what counties actually spent, to the portion the Auditor General flagged as irregular.
County-by-county breakdown
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Source reconciliation
Every stage of the waterfall above is anchored to one of these official documents. Open any link to verify the underlying figures yourself.
- View sourceCommission on Revenue AllocationPublishedCounty Equitable Share — FY 2025/26Feeds: Allocated
- View sourceNational TreasuryPublished2025 Budget Policy Statement — County Equitable Share ProjectionFeeds: Allocated (budgeted)
- Awaiting publicationController of BudgetNot yet publishedCounty Budget Implementation Review Report FY2025/26Feeds: Released, Spent
- Awaiting publicationOffice of the Auditor GeneralNot yet publishedConsolidated County Audit Report FY2025/26Feeds: Flagged
What can you do?
Public-money transparency isn't just data — it's accountability. Here's how to turn these numbers into action.
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