

Ms. Mary Mwiti, EBS
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@CEOCOG
Chief Executive Officer Council of Governors

































The Council of Governors Secretariat has commenced its Annual Review Meeting to assess progress in implementing the Strategic Plan 2022–2027 and chart the way forward for the next Strategic Plan 2027–2032. This year, the Council of Governors Liaison Committee (Chairs of the Technical Committees and the Executive Leadership) is attending the meeting to take stock of achievements made so far, evaluate emerging priorities, and provide strategic guidance for the development of the next Strategic Plan 2027–2032. Speaking during the meeting, @CogChair @HEAhmedJiir commended the Secretariat for its commitment to advancing the devolution agenda and supporting county governments in delivering services to citizens. “Devolution has worked for Kenyans because of the dedication and hard work you continue to put in every day. Today, Kenya is a more equitable country courtesy of devolution. Continue supporting counties and safeguarding devolution against any form of encroachment,” he said. @CEOCOG highlighted key milestones realized under the current Strategic Plan, including strengthened support to counties, enhanced stakeholder partnerships, digital transformation initiatives, institutional rebranding, and continued advocacy for devolution. The CEO further observed that the Secretariat must prepare for emerging realities in the 2026–2027 period, including leadership transitions, election-year dynamics, increasing reliance on committee engagement, and resource mobilization pressures, while remaining focused on innovation, operational efficiency, strategic alertness, and high-impact interventions that advance devolution and improve service delivery for Kenyans. The annual review provides an important platform for reflection, learning, and strategic planning. It enables the Secretariat and the Council's leadership to assess the impact of their interventions, strengthen institutional effectiveness, and align future priorities with the evolving needs of county governments and the aspirations of Kenyans. The outcomes of the meeting will inform the development of a forward-looking Strategic Plan 2027–2032 aimed at deepening devolution, enhancing service delivery, and strengthening intergovernmental relations.





























The Council of Governors, in partnership with Bajeti Hub, today launched the County Budget Transparency Survey (CBTS) 2025, highlighting significant progress in budget transparency across all 47 counties, with no county scoring below 20 points on the overall transparency index. The survey underscored the need for timely publication of budget information, stronger citizen budgets, and enhanced disclosure of capital projects to promote accountability and public participation. The occasion also marked the signing of a transformative MoU between CoG and Bajeti Hub to advance good governance, citizen engagement and budget transparency across counties. @bajeti_hub


















Today, Governors led by the Council of Governors (CoG) Chair H.E FCPA Ahmed Abdullahi joined H.E President William Ruto for the launch of the Every Woman, Every Newborn, Everywhere (EWENE) and Maternal and Newborn Rapid Results Initiative. EWENE is a global initiative that seeks to end preventable maternal and newborn deaths by prioritizing high-impact, evidence-based interventions implemented at both National and County Government levels. Anchored on ten (10) strategic pillars, including: quality of care; policy and planning; gender and equity; data, monitoring and learning; health workforce; emergency preparedness, response and resilience; commodities and health technologies; financing; advocacy and accountability; and research and innovation, the initiative will be implemented across all 47 Counties. The event also marked the flag off of critical maternal medical equipment to 20 counties, a significant step aimed at improving maternal and newborn healthcare services. Both levels of governments reaffirmed their commitment to address the systemic gaps driving maternal and neonatal deaths, including delays in access to quality healthcare, while calling for a Whole of society approach in realizing the EWENE acceleration plan and RRI goals.