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Kenyas devolution is one of the most revolutionary underway in the world, involving large-scale political, fiscal, and administrative decentralization

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1. Kenyas new Constitution marks a critical juncture in the nations history

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Kenyas first county assemblies, governors and senators were elected on March 4 2013

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Kenyas devolution agenda is one of the most ambitious in the world, that will result in the historic transfer of services and funding to 47 new county governments, each with elected officials at four levels of the government, namely, Governor, Senator, County Assembly Representative and Womens Representative

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The Fourth Schedule of the Constitution of Kenya assigns the National Government the function of capacity building of counties

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To be effective, county legislation based on the model laws must fit into Kenyas overall legal and regulatory structure, and the model laws have been drafted accordingly

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Devolution under Kenyas new 2010 Constitution has wide-ranging implications for the water sector

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Information and fact sheets of the Kenyan counties

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Kenyas new Constitution mandates a new era of public participation in government, particularly in the 47 new County Governments

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