Trans Nzoia County Assembly has officially launched its Strategic Plan for the 2023-2027 period, marking a significant milestone in the county's governance and development agenda.
Speaking during the launch event in Sitatunga Ward, Cherangany Sub County, Assembly Speaker Andrew Wanyonyi emphasized the importance of the plan, noting that it represents a collective vision for a brighter future for the people of Trans Nzoia.
The plan was developed through extensive consultations with various stakeholders, including county assembly members, county secretariat officials, civil society organizations, and the public. Wanyonyi stated that the document focuses on enhancing the assembly's role in legislation, oversight, and representation.
“This strategic plan clearly outlines key pillars such as transparency, accountability, capacity building, public participation, infrastructure development, and the integration of technology,” Wanyonyi said. He further explained that these efforts would align with both national and county development agendas.
The Speaker urged stakeholders, including government entities, the private sector, civil society organizations, and the public, to work together in realizing the vision of the strategic plan. He emphasized that the plan symbolizes hope, progress, and a commitment to building a brighter future for Trans Nzoia County.
Governor George Natembeya, who attended the launch, commended the county assembly for its efforts in developing the strategic plan. He praised the leadership of the assembly in shaping the county’s future vision, while also stressing the importance of implementing the strategies outlined in the plan.
“As we celebrate this milestone, it’s important to remember that effective governance requires action. We have made significant progress in implementing our county’s integrated development plan, and we are grateful for the partnership with the assembly in approving the necessary plans and budgets,” said Natembeya.
The Governor highlighted some of his administration's achievements, including providing bursaries for 22,000 students, constructing the county headquarters and Tom Mboya Mother and Child Hospital, operationalizing Teaching Hospitals, and converting 700 educator contracts to permanent positions.
Deputy Governor Philomena Kapkory also congratulated the assembly on the successful launch of the plan. She emphasized that while formulating a strategic plan is important, the real challenge lies in its implementation.
“Now that the plan is in place, the real work begins. I urge you to ensure that it is fully implemented to meet the people’s aspirations,” said Kapkory.
Also present at the launch were County Secretary Truphosa Amere, Deputy Speaker Obed Mwale, and Members of the Trans Nzoia County Assembly.
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