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TURKANA COUNTY Government Public Participation for Cidp Public Participation for Reviewing and Redrafting the CIDP TURKANA COUNTY government public participation for cidp Public Participation for reviewing and redrafting the CIDP The Turkana County Government is currently engaged, through the Ministry of Planning, in reviewing the current (2013 – 2017) County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) and in the process of drafting for forthcoming CIDP (2018 – 2023). As a guiding document and process for development within the County, ensuring robust public participation in both the review of progress and priorities for the next five years from the citizens of Turkana is essential. In line with the Public Participation Guidelines the Constitution assigns the responsibility to ensure, facilitate and build capacity of the public to participate in the governance to the county government through function 14 (Schedule 4 Part 2). As such, county governments are required to create mechanisms of engagement by ensuring and coordinating the participation of communities and locations in governance. In addition Section 46(2) (g) of the County Government Act provides that the County Executive committee should bear in mind the need for an all participatory decision-making. Under this direction the Ministry of Planning is coordinating an inclusive public participation plan, which brings together the expertise of key NGO and Faith Based Organizations (FBOs) and the Diocese in Turkana to assist in the planning and implementation to ensure robust public input into the CIDP process. The proposed plan for public participation is to engage village and ward level public participation to be lead by implementing partners in relevant locations they have on-going activities within. Two larger meetings to be held at sub-county level will complement the village and ward level community meetings. The guidelines below are suggested outlines for these citizen engagement meetings, and will be discussed and amended as necessary within the public participation planning meetings. Staff from department of Economic planning conducted the Public Participation from 3rd to 6th July 2017. The primary team comprised of the following: 1. Richard Emoru - Director Economic Planning 2. Ekiru Titus Lokorikeju - Deputy Director Research And Quality Assurance 3. Lodoso Ekalale Gabriel-Senior Economist 4. Washington Odoyo-Ict Officer 5. Rodgers Akorot - Press Unit 6. Jacob Louse - Intern 7. Ariko Namoit - Chief Officer Department of Finance 8. Eng Kennedy Obong’o - Ag Director Public Works 9. Ekalale Lokuruka Samson-Economist/Statistician 10. Imana Degills - Intern Economic Planning 11. Stella Nataan - Communication Within each sub-county the local administration assisted in conducting the meetings. The agenda for the meetings was to: • Explain what the CIDP means. • Legal background of the CIDP • The progress made in reviewing and drafting of the new CIDP • Reviewing the current CIDP • Highlight the successes and benefits of the current CIDP • Identify projects that did not work and why they did not work • Propose the kind of projects that they would want to feature in the next CIDP 2018-2013 and rank them in the order of priority • Key challenges faced during the implementation of the current CIDP TURKANA SOUTH implemented projects LOKICHAR WARD (cont) Activity Community feedback (unless otherwise stated) Vocatonal training It has improved acquisiton of centers skills TCG & Tullow Dispensaries Very few are operatonal while camp many are just structures Dispensaries’ staf Housing the nurses quarters TCG Drugs/pharmaceutcals People access medicaton in Kensal dispensaries TCG Maternity Increase of accessibility to Kensal maternity health care LOKICHAR WARD Activity Community feedback (unless otherwise stated) Relief food It alleviates the pangs of hunger due to famine Ward administrators/sub- Ease access to informaton. county administrators Creaton of employment opportunites Internship programs Enhances of skills development Water pans Improves storage and access of water by livestock during raining season Boreholes Improves access to water Restocking Some community benefted from restocking Veterinary services Treatment of animals kalapata WARD Animal feeds Improves the health of animals that got the feeds Land registraton (plot Rates for plots registraton have registraton) been released. Improved land Activity Community feedback ownership. Street lights Security has been enhanced. (unless otherwise stated) Increase of business working hours ECDEs classrooms in It has increased the school primary school enrolment ECDE solar installaton Solar energy tapped ECDEs teacher’s It has created employment Feeder roads Access to facilites and market employment centers Bursaries It has empowered the needy and Market stalls Are structures but not vulnerable students operatonalized Encouraged adult educaton Tobong’u Lore Culture promoton Health centers & Improved access to health and Sports and games They do occur but not frequent dispensaries health educaton Created the employment Grants Functoned once Energy & Solar Lightng in insttutons Loans Never operatonalized Tree nurseries Helps in greening the land ECDEs Increase of enrolment and Veterinary services Supplied drugs for animal’s retenton of the pupils in treatment insttutons. Creaton of employment Animals feeds Supply of feeds to the animals opportunites during the droughts TCG & Bursaries It has sorted out the issues of Relief food Relief food supply during famine African Camp school dropout due to lack of Tobong’u Lore Improve the culture through Soluton school fees partcipaton in the celebratons TURKANA SOUTH implemented projects katilu WARD kaputir WARD (cont) Activity Community feedback Activity Community feedback (unless otherwise (unless otherwise stated) stated) ECDEs Improved literacy among children Seeds (modern) Sophistcated agricultural distributon produce through growing of Employment of ECD Created employment modern seed teachers Provision of herbicides Enhances health growth of plants Bursaries Helped cub dropout of needy and insectcides and vulnerable students Water pans Enhances storage and access to Dispensaries and health Increased health services in the water professionals community Created employment for the Boreholes Improved water access to health professionals insttutons and community TCG, Diocese, Boreholes and water Increased water access Feeder roads Improvement of mobility world vision, pans Constructon of bridges Ease of movement across the Christan rivers foundatons, NIB Ward administraton Access to social services Seeds distributon Increased food producton Provision of public Easy of movement hence quick vehicles delivery of services Tractors Increased producton of food Food security (relief Improve food supply during Expansion of irrigaton Increased food producton food) famine scheme Distributon of farm Enhanced food producton inputs Lobakat WARD Employment of Increased income to the agricultural ofcers community Distributon of fodder Animals nutriton and health Activity Community feedback improved Animals vaccinaton Animal health improved (unless otherwise stated) Re-stocking Improved livestock numbers TCG and Youth and women Improvement of livelihood/ Fish ponds Improve diet Natonal empowerment funds loaning Markets Creaton of space for businesses Government, NGOs Eco-lodges Atracton sites Tree nursery Climate changed/environment Street lights Reduced insecurity conservaton Feeder roads Improved road network TCG, NGOs Agriculture Seedlings, farm inputs, pestcides & Natonal Tree nursery Improved green cover Government Solar installaton Lightng insttutons Sports Nurture talents Traditonal festval/ Preservaton of culture culture (Tobong’u Lore) Promoton of tourism Promoton of peace kaputir WARD TCG, Bursary School fees to the needy Natonal students government, Activity Community feedback NGOs TCG, Relief food Food supply during famine (unless otherwise Natonal stated) government ECDEs Transiton purposes ECDEs Creaton of employment and Improved access to educaton, improvement of educaton created employment Health facilites Improved access to health Dispensaries Improved health care services Water pans/boreholes Improvement of water supply for both livestock and humans Administraton ofces Improvement of social services Livestock immunizaton Reduce animals past and disease, Solar installatons Lightng insttutons and treatment, animal improve animal’s feeds feeds Tree nurseries Conservaton of environment Feeder roads Improves mobility Bursaries Reduced school dropout cases due to school fees TCG, NGOs Peace Peaceful co-existence and Churches Irrigaton schemes Improved food producton Eco-lodges TCG Will help in trade and foreign exchange. TURKANA SOUTH non-functional projects LOKICHAR WARD Project Why It Did Not Work Markets Not functonal Not build in very strategic places Loans Not accessible Water pans Wrong site Incomplete/not functonal Boreholes Not drilled in the sites where the community can access with ease Poor hydrological survey Employment Shortage of staf at ward level Planning Poor planning of urban and rural centers Abrupt survey by the county gov’t ECDs No teaching aids/materials Understafng of staf Incomplete structures kalapata WARD Poor remuneraton of support staf No chairs and tables Vocatonal training centers No teaching aids/materials Project Why It Did Not Work Understafng Incomplete structures ECD-Classroom (Kangimanyin) Ongoing project Relief food Insufcient supply Health facilites/dispensaries Ongoing Street lights Not sufcient (Kaakalel, Nalemkais) Poor poles intervals Boreholes(Kaesamalit) Ongoing
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