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Mathioya Constituency Strategic Development Plan 2010 - 2017 MATHIOYA CONSTITUENCY STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 - 2017 POPULAR VERSION MATHIOYA CONSTITUENCY STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 - 2017 Implementing Millennium Development Goals in the Context of Vision 2030 March 2011 MATHIOYA CONSTITUENCY STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 - 2017 IMPLEMENTING MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS Mathioya Constituency CDF Committee IN THE CONTEXT OF VISION 2030 Hon. Capt. Clement Muchiri Wambugu Member of Parliament Patron Charles Kaburu Muriga Committee Member Chairman Mary Nyambura Wachira Women Representative Secretary John Miano Mwangi Religious Representative Treasurer Fridah Kawira District Officer Member March 2011 Benson Irungu Kagunda Councillor Member Timothy Ikuua Gioche Councillor Member Fr. William Ndungu Religious Representative Member Florence Wanjiru Maina NGOs Representative Member AUTHORS Jason Kabene Waithaka Men Representative Member Stanley Wathanga Men Representative Member This plan was prepared under the guidance of Hon. Captain Wambugu, Joyce Wanjiru Maina Women Representative Member M.P for Mathioya Constituency. The plan is a result of partnership by David Kamau Gathogo Youth Representative Member J. Mitambo Maina Committee Member Member the Hon. M.P, CDFC, civic leaders, Administration and members of Anthony Kanyi Maina Committee Member Member the local community, in collaboration with the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Nairobi. The partnership enabled the University of Nairobi Team six partners to work together in appraising the constituency development Prof. Peter M. Ngau Associate Professor Prof. Elijah Ndegwa Associate Professor challenges and opportunities, identify and prioritize needs and formulate Ms Miriam Muthoni Graduate Planner strategies to transform Mathioya into a vibrant prosperous constituency Ms Josephine Karimi Graduate Planner in which all residents enjoy a high quality of life. Ms Keziah Mwelu Graduate Planner The authors of the plan are indeed all the residents of Mathioya BA (Planning) Year IV, 2010 constituency led by the Hon. M.P Captain Wambugu and the University Abuya Dennis Omoga Achwoka Francisco of Nairobi team led by Prof. Peter M. Ngau and Prof. Elijah Ndegwa. Dainah Kinya Kabukuru Kenneth Kibicho Karanja Wilson Kironyo Katiambo Augustine Juma Kilesi Meshack Leina Kinyanjui Catherine Koech Daniel Kibet Koech Robert Kipkemoi Liyai Arnold Chivutionyi Lusala Victor Logedi M’mata Michael Boy Maina Josphine Karimi Maithya Benedict Mulwa Mirara Andrew Kinyua Mwang’a Keziah Mwelu Ng’ang’a Daniel Mungai Design and Layout: Henry Miheso Nyabicha Moses Moreka Nyaribari Samuel Nyamoki Nyongesa David Wanjala Orwa Herbert Okello Wainaina Salome Njeri Kamande Joyce Wambui Wanjiru Melissa Wangui Wanjohi Hellen Njoki Weyusia David Zinny Irungu John Njau IMPLEMENTING MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE CONTEXT OF VISION 2030 | 3 FOREWORD BY THE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR MATHIOYA 2007 - 2012 The preparation of this plan was highly participatory and involved intensive community consultation, thorough analysis of the constituency’s opportunities and potentials that can be exploited to better the lives of Mathioya people. Critical considerations to address all the concerns was also made, including cross cutting themes aimed at reviving macro and micro enterprises, infrastructure development, high quality education, improved access to health care, and human resource development. Hon Captain Clement Muchiri Wambugu Strategies geared towards improved incomes and livelihoods, social justice and This plan has been drawn in a bid to guide and bring about the much needed fairness, improved agricultural production, tourism development, restoration of development and transformation in Mathioya Constituency. It encompasses all degraded lands, forests and ecosystems and water catchment area have also been spheres of development; social, economic, political and governance. Its aim is to put in to place. attain the constituency needs, objectives and goals in line with Vision 2030 and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The plan provides implementation strategies, resource requirement and mobilization strategies and activity matrix for achieving the expected outputs and desired end Mathioya constituency was established in the year 1992 through an Act of state. Parliament and effectively offered full representation in parliament to improve the While the constituency embarks on the process of this vision, the need to have all living standards of the people. The greatest show of direction is through planning, the stakeholders, constituents, private developers, government institutions, NGOs, it underpins the correct management and evaluative tools to enable effective CBOs, friends and all people of good will participate in this noble course cannot management and decision making into the future. It is indeed a great pleasure that be overly emphasized. The constituency will work closely with the government, the I present to you the Mathioya Strategic Development Plan 2010–2017 and beyond. private sector, NGOs to solicit for funds and resources required to implement this The plan takes cognizance of fundamental issues arising from past performances plan. that need to be addressed. The plan seeks to transform Mathioya by enabling its residents to attain a high quality life. Our vision is “A Prosperous Constituency in Special thanks to the planning team from the Department of Urban and Regional which all Residents enjoy a High Quality of Life” Planning, University of Nairobi for their support and determination in the formulation of this plan, the great people of Mathioya, civic, religious and administrative We have made considerable gains in the past few years but we still have more leaders, as well as the Mathioya professionals for your indispensable input. challenges to overcome and opportunities to exploit to attain our vision. I am confident that together we are launching a solid path which we the Mathioya people shall proudly use to make our desired steps into a very competitive future. My focus has and will be to ensure equitable allocations and distributions of resources for wealth creation and increased self reliance amongst the constituents. The plan is anchored on the four strategic pillars of development: economic competitiveness, participation of all, mature political leadership and good governance 4 | MATHIOYA CONSTITUENCY STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 MESSAGE FROM THE CDFC CHAIRMAN The constituency strategic development plan 2010 – 2017 charts out the direction that the constituency will take in its future development. In preparing this first development plan, the constituency adopted a participatory approach where both internal and external stakeholders’ views and comments were sought at various stages. This involved a number of stakeholders’ consultative workshops/fora which involved community member forums at the division level, as well as leaders forums. The views and input from area professionals and business community were also incorporated after a very productive workshop held in Nairobi, December 2010. The planning team from University of Nairobi carried out a detailed assessment of the development challenges and opportunities in the area. Stakeholder forums were held which did SWOT analysis to examine the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in the constituency. These analyses were useful in identifying the strategic issues that need to be addressed. This also helped in the formulating of the vision, objectives, strategies, and programmes for implementation. The development plan details the strategies and activities that will be implemented in a period of 7 years. To this end specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time Bound programs and outputs, and their indicators have been developed. Annual targets have been set and indicative budgets proposed for all activities for the entire plan period. The achievements of the objectives of this development plan requires support and input of stakeholders including all government ministries, private sector, civil society, NGOs and development partners among others. The consultative process through which this plan has been developed gives me the confidence that all stakeholders collectively own it and therefore will receive the necessary support in its implementation. In this connection, Our Patron, The Hon Captain Clement Muchiri Wambugu deserves special praises for his deep support, commitment and advice throughout all stages of preparation of this plan. He further deserves credit for having opened immense democratic space in Mathioya constituency. This must be continued and further sustained in the future. On their part, the Mathioya people must work harder and engage in development oriented activities to ensure their vision of a Prosperous Mathioya is achieved. Eng. Charles Kaburu Muriga Chairman Mathioya CDF Committee IMPLEMENTING MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE CONTEXT OF VISION 2030 | 5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Mathioya constituency strategic development plan is a medium term plan aimed at This strategic development plan is aimed at addressing key development addressing key development concerns in the constituency. This plan was facilitated concerns in Mathioya constituency/district for a medium term period by the great passion of the area’s Member of Parliament Hon. Captain Clement (2010-2017). This has been done in line with the Millennium Development Wambugu and the CDF Committee. Sincere gratitude goes to Hon. Captain Clement Goals (MDG’s),
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