Budget Estimates – ipf kenya

ONLY MORE REVENUE WILL BREAK STALEMATE

August 12, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: Publications

The impact of Covid-19 is projected to worsen revenue collection beyond FY 2020/21 dampening hopes for more revenue in the next FY.

Joint Memorandum on the Budget Estimates for 2020/21

June 3, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: News&Events, Publications

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This submission was prepared by a collective of 114 individuals working with 74 organizations, drawn mostly from civil society organizations and the private sector.

MEMORANDUM TO THE HEALTH COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

June 2, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: News&Events, Publications

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Based on the recent inconsistent supplementary reallocation towards the Ministry of Health, it is not clear how the planned outcomes of the UHC programmes were affected considering that the targets never changed.

MEMORANDUM TO THE FINANCE AND PLANNING COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

May 26, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: News&Events, Public Debt

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The country has consistently failed to meet its revenue targets due to unrealistic revenue projections.

Highlights of the Finance Bill 2020

May 15, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: Publications

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In FY 2002/03, the difference between government expenditure and revenue was Ksh53.3 billion. 18 years later, this figure had increased to about Ksh 858 billion in the proposed draft estimates for 2020/21. This implies that the fiscal deficit has widened
necessitating increased public borrowing.

Submission on the Mombasa Budget Estimates 2020-21

May 10, 2020
Posted by: IPF Kenya
Category: News&Events

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The Budget Estimates are prepared pursuant to section 129 (1) of the Public Finance Management (PFM) Act. The Estimates which should be submitted to the County Assembly by 30th April of each year set the final spending at the departmental level.