Kieni · NG-CDF allocation

This is the highest NG-CDF allocation of the 276 published records for FY 2022/23, shared with 6 other constituencies. NG-CDF is paid in bands, so the figure on its own says very little about Kieni in particular: none received more, 269 received less, and this allocation is 0.41% of the KSh 40,071,668,806 published for the 276 of 290 constituencies published so far for this year. The comparison above therefore covers those 276 only — 14 constituencies not yet published for FY 2022/23.

The 6 amounts most constituencies were paid

The 276 constituencies published so far for this year were paid one of 6 amounts, between KSh 131.3 million and KSh 165.7 million. A longer bar means more constituencies, not more money. Both the range and the bands below describe the published set only, not every constituency in Kenya.

• KSh 165,705,316 7 constituencies · including Kieni
• KSh 158,832,745 23 constituencies
• KSh 151,960,174 52 constituencies
• KSh 145,087,603 100 constituencies
• KSh 138,215,033 73 constituencies
• KSh 131,342,462 21 constituencies

The 6 bands above cover 276 of the 276 constituencies; the remaining 0 are listed in full above.

Was the money actually released?

Not known from this source. Disbursement is reported by a different NG-CDF Board series that we have not yet published here. An allocation being approved does not mean it reached the constituency account.

Was it spent, and on what?

Not known from this source. Project-level expenditure and completion are separate claims from separate documents. We do not infer them from an allocation figure.

How does it compare with previous years?

Not shown yet. The saved record for Kieni does carry earlier financial years, but each year has to be checked against that record on its own before we publish it. So far only FY 2022/23 has been checked. Showing the rest now would mean publishing figures nobody has verified.