Projects undertaken through the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) will now be monitored through a Quick Response (QR) Code system introduced by the NG-CDF board
Projects undertaken through NG-CDF will now be monitored through a QR Code system in a move aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability across the 290 constituencies.
The National Assembly has rejected four nominees to the NG-CDF board, delaying the appointment of new members after MPs failed to agree on their approval.
The NG-CDF will benefit students in secondary schools, tertiary institutions, and persons living with disabilities to pursue their education for this term or semester.
The graft agency said the eleven are behind an alleged embezzlement of Sh85 million meant for constituency development projects.
Constituencies with dense populations, receive the same allocation as those with far fewer residents and the result is a strain on resources.