APRM • SECOND COUNTRY REVIEW REPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA
Team A County Visits
Invited Counties
Turkana
Team B County Visits
Invited Counties
Narok
Bomet, Kericho,
Kajiado
Machakos
Makueni Kitui
Kisii
Nyamira
Kiambu
Muranga
Homa Bay
Migori
Nyeri
Kirinyaga
Kisumu
Siaya
Meru
Embu Tharakanithi
Kakamega
Vihiga
Isiolo
Marsabit Samburu
Bungoma
Busia
Garissa
Wajir Mandera
Uasingishu
Trans-Nzoia
Westpokot
Lamu
Tana River
Nandi
Elgeyo Marakwet
Mombasa
Taita Taveta Kwale,
Kilifi
Nakuru
Buringo
Nyandarua
Laikipia
27.
The CRT held consultations with a wide range of stakeholders (representatives of women,
youth, farmers, people with disabilities, civil society actors, religious groups, county commission
officials as well as county government officers), who provided primary information and data
on governance and socioeconomic development of Kenya. The CRT divided into two groups
to be able to cover all the 47 counties of Kenya. Neighbouring counties were clustered together.
1.5.
CRT County Forum Meetings
28.
Both Teams converged in Nairobi on 7 November 2016 to meet state and non-state
stakeholders of Nairobi County. The CRT also met top national government officials and
heads of independent commissions, the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the National
Assembly, representatives of political parties, the Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya
and his team, leaders of the Kenyan private sector, and the Uinted Nations Group operating
in Kenya.
29.
This Country Review Report presents the findings of the CRT to Kenya, as well as Panel
recommendations. The report is structured in seven chapters in addition to the executive
summary. Apart from this introductory chapter and the overview, the subsequent four
chapters evaluate developments and outstanding challenges in the four APRM focus areas
(Democracy and Political Governance; Economic Governance and Management; Corporate
Governance; and Socio-Economic Development). Chapter 7 contains a discussion of the
overarching issues. These are issues, which require a holistic and immediate action due to
their impact on governance and socio-economic development.
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