Research Papers

Analyzing six counties, this study reveals how funding delays, manual systems, and weak capacity disrupt Kenya’s primary healthcare budgeting, proposing FIF Act implementation and digitization to strengthen delivery.

Budget credibility measures how actual revenue and spending align with approved plans. Examining FY 2018/19–2022/23, this study highlights implementation challenges and proposes reforms to restore fiscal credibility.

Amid superficial citizen engagement, Bajeti Hub’s Regional Budget Hubs demonstrate a sustainable model for meaningful public participation. This research shares our key insights and practical guidance for building effective engagement networks.

Kenya’s public debt finances Vision 2030 aspirations in health and education, yet escalating payments constrain fiscal space. A 30-year analysis reveals debt’s negative impact on social spending, moderated by stronger governance—voice, accountability, rule of law, effectiveness, and anti-corruption.

This paper seeks to determine Kenya’s national climate adaptation funding over five years, noting transparency challenges, and plan future research on county spending and comprehensive climate finance analysis.

Bajeti Hub identifies persistent social protection budgeting issues—fragmentation, poor data, and policy gaps. This paper explores these and provides insights and a budget guide for stakeholders and the public.