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Commission On Revenue Allocation Promoting an Equitable Society

The Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) is an independent Commission set up under Article 215 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. Its core mandate is to recommend the basis for equitable sharing of revenues raised nationally between the National and the County governments; and among the County governments.

CRA Commissioner Jonas Kuko today atended Mazingira Day Celebrations at Endebbes sub County, Trans Nzoia County.
10/10/2026

CRA Commissioner Jonas Kuko today atended Mazingira Day Celebrations at Endebbes sub County, Trans Nzoia County.


CRA wishes you a Happy and Productive Mazingira Day 2026!CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati, CBSChairperson
10/10/2026

CRA wishes you a Happy and Productive Mazingira Day 2026!

CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati, CBS
Chairperson



The Chairperson, Members and Staff of the Commission on Revenue Allocation mourns the passing of the Assistant Inspector...
09/10/2026

The Chairperson, Members and Staff of the Commission on Revenue Allocation mourns the passing of the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Mr.Lazarus Opicho, SS, HSC, ndc (K).

May His Soul Rest in Peace.

CRA ENGAGES SENATE ON VERTICAL REVENUE SHARING FOR FY 2027/28Today, our Chairperson CPA Mary Chebukati, CBS led the Comm...
05/10/2026

CRA ENGAGES SENATE ON VERTICAL REVENUE SHARING FOR FY 2027/28
Today, our Chairperson CPA Mary Chebukati, CBS led the Commission in a consultative meeting with the Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Budget on the Commission’s draft Recommendation on the sharing of revenue between the National and County Governments for the Financial Year 2027/28.

During the meeting, CRA presented its assessment of the public debt performance of the economy and the nationally raised revenue, and the proposed recommendations on the equitable share of revenue for the National Government, County Governments and for the Equalisation Fund.

The discussions also covered performance of county own source revenue, pending bills, and the financing of Universal Health Coverage workers. CRA will continue its consultations with other key stakeholders before submitting the Recommendations by the end of October 2026 in line with the revised budget calendar for FY 2027/28.



CRA AND KDSP II ENGAGE AHEAD OF PROGRAMME ROLLOUTToday, CEO Roble Nuno led CRA’s team in a sensitization engagement with...
02/10/2026

CRA AND KDSP II ENGAGE AHEAD OF PROGRAMME ROLLOUT

Today, CEO Roble Nuno led CRA’s team in a sensitization engagement with the Second Kenya Devolution Support Programme (KDSP II) team ahead of the programme’s implementation.

The engagement provided an important platform for deepening the Commission’s understanding of the KDSP II implementation framework, institutional roles and responsibilities, Disbursement-Linked Indicators (DLIs), operational guidelines, fiduciary requirements and performance standards. The sensitization is part of broader engagements with National Implementing Agencies to strengthen institutional preparedness and coordination.

KDSP II is a four-year programme whose development objective is to strengthen county performance in the financing, management, coordination and accountability for resources.

CRA, led by Vice Chairperson Koitamet Olekina, today presented its views on the Public Participation Bill, 2025 before t...
01/10/2026

CRA, led by Vice Chairperson Koitamet Olekina, today presented its views on the Public Participation Bill, 2025 before the Senate Standing Committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights.

The Bill seeks to provide a framework for the conduct of public participation and give effect to the constitutional principle of participation of the people.

Among its proposals, CRA called for:
🔹 Clarity on what constitutes adequate public participation
🔹 Inclusion of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups in public participation exercises
🔹 Public participation to cover government projects of public interest and matters of governance
🔹 Clear timelines for reporting and publication of public participation outcomes.

Also present were Commissioners Dr. Jalang’o Midiwo, Dr. Isabel Waiyaki and Jonas Kuko, CEO CPA Roble Nuno and Ag. Director, Legal Affairs, Emily Kimani.


The Chairperson, CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati, CBS, today represented the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA), accompa...
06/08/2026

The Chairperson, CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati, CBS, today represented the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA), accompanied by the Chief Executive Officer, CPA Roble Said Nuno, at the official launch of the County Fiscal Performance Measurement Index (CFPMI) 2026 Report by the Senate.

The Commission congratulates the leadership and staff of the Senate on the development of this landmark, evidence-based tool, noting that it will strengthen fiscal oversight, enhance transparency and accountability, and improve the management of public resources at the county level. The Commission welcomes the Index's emphasis on key areas that align with the Commission's mandate, including strengthening Own Source Revenue (OSR), promoting fiscal responsibility, improving budget credibility, enhancing development expenditure, and supporting sustainable county financing.

We are proud that CRA’s data and technical input contributed to the development of the Index, underscoring our role as a trusted source of evidence on county fiscal matters.

The Commission reaffirms its commitment to working closely with Parliament, county governments, and other stakeholders to promote sound public finance management and ensure that county resources are managed efficiently, transparently, and in the best interests of all Kenyans.

Today, the Commission, led by Chairperson CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati held a follow-up meeting with the Senate Standing ...
02/07/2026

Today, the Commission, led by Chairperson CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati held a follow-up meeting with the Senate Standing Committee of Finance and Budget to continue with deliberations on the Policies that define the criteria for identifying marginalised areas, for purposes of sharing the Equalisation Fund. The deliberations are vital for experience sharing in the review process, including gaps, successes, and lessons learned from the previous Policies. Also present during the consultation was the Equalization Fund. (EFAB), who presented on the status of implementation of previous policies, challenges, and opportunities for improvement.

👔 Happy Father’s Day 👔Today, we celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, guardians, and father figures whose love, wisdom, s...
21/06/2026

👔 Happy Father’s Day 👔

Today, we celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, guardians, and father figures whose love, wisdom, sacrifice, and dedication help shape strong families and a stronger nation.

Your guidance inspires confidence, your strength provides security and your commitment creates opportunities for future generations to thrive.

As we mark Father's Day, we honour and appreciate the invaluable role you play in nurturing values, building character, and supporting the well-being of those you love.

Thank you for being role models, mentors, protectors and pillars of our communities.

Happy Father's Day!

CRA is participating in the National Productivity and Performance Conference 2026 happening from 17th to 19th June 2026 ...
18/06/2026

CRA is participating in the National Productivity and Performance Conference 2026 happening from 17th to 19th June 2026 at the Kenya School of Government, Nairobi, organised by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC).

Today, the Chairperson CPA Mary Wanyonyi Chebukati CBS delivered a presentation on the topic ‘Enhancing Public Sector Productivity and Performance through Sustainable Revenue Generation’. She noted that sustainable revenue generation has become a critical determinant of public-sector productivity, institutional performance, and long-term fiscal sustainability, particularly in developing economies like Kenya, which faces increasing expenditure pressures and constrained fiscal space.

Some recommendations given to address sustainable revenue generation in Kenya include:
• Need for a National Revenue Productivity framework;
• Institutionalising public sector innovation;
• Promotion of evidence-based revenue policy formulation;
• Strengthened public engagement in revenue matters;
• Embracing digital transformation and systems integration; and
• Intentional intergovernmental collaboration.

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