Select the County or Municipality you want to explore, by clicking on the search field and the dropdown menu. Once you have made your selection, explore the visualisations, change location or pin to compare it to a second location.

SELECT LOCATION

Explore the map to confirm or change your selection. You can also pin your location if you want to compare two places. Once a location is confirmed, click on the “Rich Data” button (on the left hand-side) to display the data visualisations.

EXPLORE THE MAP

Continue to open the Rich Data dashboard, using the button on the left. Browse the charts by scrolling the data dashboard. You can share and download the data using the buttons on the side of each chart.

BROWSE THE CHARTS

There are two ways to pin and compare a second location: 1) From the data dashboard: look for the “pin” icon and select a second location from the dropdown menu. 2) From the map: pin your selected location by clicking on the ”pin” icon, then select a second location, which will appear in a different colour.

PIN AND COMPARE

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This highlights the county development priorities and strategies. This takes a look at the programmes and associated budgets the county has proposed for the period 2018 to 2022.

This focuses on the implementation framework. Covering the resource mobilisation framework on the proposed and predicted revenue and expenditure.&nbsp;

This includes data on county general information. Topics included, but not limited to, are administrative and political units, population size and composition, land use, tourism and wildlife, industry and trade, finance, and education.

This looks at the review of the implementation of the previous CIDP which was for the period of 2014 - 2017. Datasets include county revenue streams and expenditure analysis.

&nbsp;This is an oversight of the implementation of the budgets of the National and County Governments.&nbsp;

The summary takes a look at the monitoring and evaluation framework. This includes the outcome indicators for each of the sector plans proposed.
 Outcome indicators are used to measure the quantity and quality of the results achieved through the provision of services for the year 2018 - 2022. Outcome indicators will answer the question: &ldquo;How will we know success when we see it?&rdquo;. The emphasis is on a result-based monitoring and evaluation system.
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Galole

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