Ndii’s Team Gets Ksh1.3 Billion Boost in 2024/25 Budget
The Council of Economic Advisors, headed by economist David Ndii, is among the experts set to receive Ksh1.3 billion for the fiscal year 2024/25 as part of the National Treasury’s proposed budget.
This funding is part of the Ksh5.37 billion allocated to President William Ruto’s office, which represents an increase from the Ksh4.03 billion assigned to his office in 2023/24.
The Programme Budget, released on Thursday, emphasizes that the Advisory Services are crucial to supporting the Executive Office of the President in fulfilling its duties.
These services will be divided into six sub-programs, including Kenya-South Sudan Advisory, Power of Mercy Advisory Services, Counter-Terrorism Advisory Services, Economic and Social Affairs, Strategic Policy Advisory Services, and Public Entities Oversight Services.
For Kenya-South Sudan Advisory Services, the goal is to fully implement advisories to strengthen relations with South Sudan through the Liaison office.
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The Power of Mercy Advisory Committee (POMAC) conducts in-depth research on petitions, reviews reports, and submits them to the president annually, as well as holding 56 educational forums per year.
Counter-Terrorism Advisory Services focus on creating strategies to counteract terrorism within the country, including efficient coordination among security agencies to neutralize potential threats.
The Economic and Social Affairs Council, led by Ndii, is responsible for developing and reviewing policies to boost the country’s economy, as well as conducting 44 research projects annually.
Strategic Policy Advisors must generate ideas for a cohesive government approach to delivering public services.
They must also ensure that only compliant betting companies receive licenses and that betting and gaming facilities are inspected and regulated.
At least 12 strategic initiatives should be undertaken in the upcoming financial year.
Ndii’s Team Gets Ksh1.3 Billion Boost in 2024/25 Budget
