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    "id": 1169423,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Farhiya",
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    "speaker": {
        "id": 13179,
        "legal_name": "Farhiya Ali Haji",
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    "content": "Disbursement Schedule ensures predictable, timely money transfer and flow of funds to the respective County Revenue Fund (CRF). Consequently, it enables counties to undertake crucial functions in the delivery of services to the citizens. The County Governments Additional Allocations Cash Disbursement Schedule is the key Senate resolution to operationalise the release and transfer of approved allocations as per the Annual Cash Additional Allocation, Act 2022. The County Governments Additional Allocations Cash Disbursement Schedule for the Financial Year 2021/2022, was submitted to the Senate by the National Treasury pursuant to Section 17 of the PFM Act, 2012 and tabled in the Senate on the 19th May, 2022. Mr. Speaker, Sir, upon tabling, the Schedule was committed to the Committee of Finance and Budget for consideration and subsequent reporting back to the House. The Schedule outlines the additional allocation finance from the National Government share of revenue, to county governments for the Financial Year 2021/2022 amounting to Kshs332 million excluding Kshs7.2 billion for leasing medical equipment. The schedule contains the disbursement of the supplement for the construction of county headquarters to the eligible five county governments. The counties receiving the supplement for the construction of headquarters are Isiolo County, Kshs68 million, Lamu County, Kshs38 million, Nyandarua County, Kshs75 million, Tana River County, Kshs75 million, and, Tharaka Nithi County, Kshs76 million. The second Schedule outlines the disbursement of additional allocation from the proceeds of loans and grants and the development partners totaling to Kshs27.74 billion. The allocation comprises of (a) Additional conditional allocation financed by World Bank, to finance the transforming health system for Universal Health Care (UHC) project amounting to Kshs2.234 billion. (b) Additional conditional allocation financed by World Bank credit, to finance the national agriculture and rural inclusive growth project amounting to Kshs6.395 billion. (c) Additional allocation financed by World Bank, to finance the climate change smart agriculture project, amounting to Kshs7.838 billion. (d) Additional allocation from European Union grant to finance instruments to devolution advise and support, amounting to Kshs230 million. (e) Additional allocation from World Bank credit, to finance water and sanitation development project amounting to Kshs5 billion. (f) Additional conditional allocation by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) grant, to finance the primary healthcare in devolved context amounting to Kshs701 million. (g) Additional conditional allocation financed by the Government of Sweden, to finance the agriculture sector development support programme 2 amounting to Kshs1.3 billion. (h) Additional conditional allocation financed by German Development Bank, to finance the drought resilience programme in Northern Kenya amounting to Kshs370 million."
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