Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties

The introduction of citizen engagement into law is an idea that is gaining popularity around the world. New provisions in Kenya’s Constitution enshrine openness, accountability, and public participation as guiding principles for public financial ma...

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Main Authors:	Omolo, Annette, Macphail, Bruce, Wanjiru, Rose
Format:	Report
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2018
Subjects:	CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE BUDGET APPROVAL PROCESS BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT BUDGET COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GOVERNANCE
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/372271522213998568/Inclusive-and-effective-citizen-management-participatory-budgeting-Makueni-and-West-Pokot-counties http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29620

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spelling	okr-10986-296202021-05-25T09:13:29Z Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties Omolo, Annette Macphail, Bruce Wanjiru, Rose CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE BUDGET APPROVAL PROCESS BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT BUDGET COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GOVERNANCE The introduction of citizen engagement into law is an idea that is gaining popularity around the world. New provisions in Kenya’s Constitution enshrine openness, accountability, and public participation as guiding principles for public financial management. Yet, translating participation laws into meaningful action on the ground is no simple task. Experience has shown that in the absence of commitment from leaders and citizens and without appropriate capacities and methodologies, public participation provisions may lead to simple tick the box exercises. With support from the Kenya participatory budgeting initiative (KPBI), and the commitment from West Pokot and Makueni county leaders, PB is being tested as a way to achieve more inclusive and effective citizen engagement processes while complying with national legal provisions. This report captures the experiences of Makueni and West Pokot counties. 2018-04-04T16:56:48Z 2018-04-04T16:56:48Z 2018 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/372271522213998568/Inclusive-and-effective-citizen-management-participatory-budgeting-Makueni-and-West-Pokot-counties http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29620 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Public Sector Study Economic & Sector Work Africa Kenya
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topic	CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE BUDGET APPROVAL PROCESS BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT BUDGET COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GOVERNANCE
spellingShingle	CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE BUDGET APPROVAL PROCESS BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT BUDGET COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION GOVERNANCE Omolo, Annette Macphail, Bruce Wanjiru, Rose Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
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description	The introduction of citizen engagement into law is an idea that is gaining popularity around the world. New provisions in Kenya’s Constitution enshrine openness, accountability, and public participation as guiding principles for public financial management. Yet, translating participation laws into meaningful action on the ground is no simple task. Experience has shown that in the absence of commitment from leaders and citizens and without appropriate capacities and methodologies, public participation provisions may lead to simple tick the box exercises. With support from the Kenya participatory budgeting initiative (KPBI), and the commitment from West Pokot and Makueni county leaders, PB is being tested as a way to achieve more inclusive and effective citizen engagement processes while complying with national legal provisions. This report captures the experiences of Makueni and West Pokot counties.
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author	Omolo, Annette Macphail, Bruce Wanjiru, Rose
author_facet	Omolo, Annette Macphail, Bruce Wanjiru, Rose
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title	Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
title_short	Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
title_full	Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
title_fullStr	Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
title_full_unstemmed	Inclusive and Effective Citizen Engagement : Participatory Budgeting - Makueni and West Pokot Counties
title_sort	inclusive and effective citizen engagement : participatory budgeting - makueni and west pokot counties
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2018
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/372271522213998568/Inclusive-and-effective-citizen-management-participatory-budgeting-Makueni-and-West-Pokot-counties http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29620
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