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State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management The State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management is in the Treasury Building along Harambee Avenue.

The Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, invites members of the public an...
03/09/2026

The Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, invites members of the public and other stakeholders to submit their views on the budget proposals.

Scan the code below to access the Draft Budget and Sub-Sector Report.

PS WAGUNDA MAKES IMPROMPTU VISITS TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Manag...
03/09/2026

PS WAGUNDA MAKES IMPROMPTU VISITS TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS

The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management Mr. Cyrell Wagunda made impromptu visits to various departments within the State Department to assess their level of service delivery to the citizenry.

The PS visited the Pensions Department to establish the progress of rolling out the Pensions Management Information System (e-PMIS) that aims at automating the pensions administration processes for retired public servants and their dependants.

The Principal Secretary further interacted with various members of the public who had visited the Department to make inquiries and follow up their pensions.

PS Wagunda also visited the Supply Chain, Finance and Accounts sections to get a first-hand experience on their various operations.

He expressed his gratitude to the officers for their dedication to duty saying their work is key in enabling the State Department achieve it's overall mandate and obligation.

He assured the staff of his steadfast support to enable them effectively and efficiently discharge their responsibilities.

PS WAGUNDA ATTENDS THE MONTHLY PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES MEETING The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets M...
02/09/2026

PS WAGUNDA ATTENDS THE MONTHLY PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES MEETING

The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management Mr. Cyrell Wagunda today joined colleague Principal Secretaries for their monthly meeting chaired by the Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service Mr. Felix Koskei.

The high-level meeting was held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) and was aimed at evaluating the achievements of the various State Departments in pursuit of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) through the whole of the Government approach.

The PS in the State Department for Economic Planning Department KE , Bonface Barasa Makokha further made an elaborate presentation on the progress of formulating Kenya's trajectory Beyond 2030.

01/09/2026

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PS WAGUNDA HOSTS OFFICIALS FROM UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON PROJECTSThe Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Asse...
01/09/2026

PS WAGUNDA HOSTS OFFICIALS FROM UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON PROJECTS

The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management, Mr. Cyrell Wagunda hosted a delegation from the UNOPS Africa -
United Nations Office for Projects Services (UNOPS) led by the Head of Programmes, Mr. Mewael Kahsay who paid him a courtesy visit at the Treasury Building, Nairobi, today.

The officials discussed a wide range of issues of mutual interest including the implementation of the second phase of projects the project under the initiative; ‘Localizing the SDGs through More Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable Infrastructure’.

The PS noted that the initiative is designed to strengthen the capacity of both National and County Governments in planning and managing infrastructure assets with an ultimate goal of enhancing the sustainability, resilience, and inclusivity of public service delivery across Kenya.

This follows the successful roll out of phase one of the project which was conducted between 2021 and 2024 where UNOPS conducted a comprehensive assessment of Kenya’s asset management landscape.

PS Wagunda emphasized the mandate of the State Department of being the custodian of Government assets under Section 12(2)(g) of the Public Finance Management (PFM) Act.

He said that the public sector policy categorizes public infrastructure assets into ten (10) distinct classes namely roads infrastructure, railway, airport and aviation, seaports, telecommunications, water, irrigation, flood mitigation, solid waste, energy and power infrastructure.

He welcomed the partnership saying it shall be key in facilitating capacity building and enhance collaboration between SDPIAM and UNOPS.

SDPIAM ADVANCES DIGITAL REFORMS AND STRENGTHENS PUBLIC ASSETS MANAGEMENTThe State Department for Public Investments and ...
01/09/2026

SDPIAM ADVANCES DIGITAL REFORMS AND STRENGTHENS PUBLIC ASSETS MANAGEMENT

The State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management (SDPIAM) has made notable strides in advancing digital reforms, improving institutional effectiveness and strengthening the management of public assets.

Principal Secretary, SDPIAM, Mr. Cyrell Wagunda, today chaired a Heads of Departments meeting at the Treasury Building to assess progress on priority programmes, address emerging implementation issues and set the strategic direction for the Department.

A key milestone highlighted during the meeting was the successful processing of the July and August 2026 pension payroll through the Electronic Pension Management Information System (e-PMIS). The development represents a significant step towards modernising pension administration and delivering more efficient and responsive services.

The Department has also achieved full sensitisation and user-account creation across all 72 Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) targeted for onboarding onto e-PMIS. This progress provides a strong foundation for wider adoption of the system and more streamlined pension management processes across Government.

Further gains have been recorded in linking e-PMIS with the Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS), with Exchequer requests and final invoice reconciliation now being processed through the digital platform. The enhanced systems integration is expected to improve workflow coordination, strengthen financial controls and support more timely processing of transactions.

The meeting also considered the ongoing integration of the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system with IFMIS. The initiative will strengthen interoperability between procurement and financial management systems, minimise manual processes and facilitate more efficient flow of transaction data.

The meeting also reviewed measures aimed at improving financial sustainability, operational efficiency and overall performance. The reforms are intended to enhance the contribution of State Corporations and other public enterprises to economic growth, public value creation and national development.

The Heads of Departments further reviewed implementation of the FY 2026/2027 budget, focusing on delivery against approved priorities, timely ex*****on of programmes and responsible stewardship of public resources.

PS Wagunda called for sustained focus on implementation, institutional accountability and measurable results, noting the importance of translating ongoing reforms and investments in technology into tangible improvements in Government operations and public service delivery.

SDPIAM will continue to strengthen systems, accelerate priority reforms and enhance oversight of public investments and assets in support of efficient, accountable and results-oriented Government.

The State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, in collaboration with key stakeholders, has developed...
01/09/2026

The State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, in collaboration with key stakeholders, has developed the draft budget requirements for the State Department for FY 2027/28–2029/30 Medium-Term Budget.

The Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, is calling for public views on the budget proposals from members of the general public and any concerned stakeholder. Your views/memoranda may be submitted through the official email address: [email protected].

Government Reaffirms Commitment to Creating More and Better Jobs.The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to creatin...
31/08/2026

Government Reaffirms Commitment to Creating More and Better Jobs.

The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to creating more and better jobs for Kenyans while ensuring public resources are used efficiently to deliver tangible development outcomes.

Speaking in Nairobi during a high-level dialogue on “Delivering Results for More and Better Jobs in a Changing Development Landscape,” Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, FCPA Hon. John Mbadi said Kenya created approximately 822,000 jobs in 2025, up from 782,000 in 2024.

The CS noted that 87.2 per cent of the jobs created in 2025 were in the informal sector, underscoring the need to focus not only on job numbers but also on the quality, productivity and sustainability of employment opportunities.

He said the Government is investing in skills development, enterprise growth and stronger labour-market linkages. Over the medium term, 570,000 job seekers are targeted for placement locally and internationally, while 310,000 workers will be certified and 90,000 young people receive technical training.

Through the NYOTA Project, nearly 200,000 young people have already been reached across all 47 counties.

The Government is also supporting businesses through initiatives including the Kenya Jobs and Economic Transformation (KJET) Project and AGRIConnect, which seek to improve access to finance, strengthen markets and modernise value chains to enable MSMEs to formalise, expand and create sustainable jobs.

CS Mbadi further emphasised that fiscal consolidation is about more than reducing expenditure. It is about ensuring that every shilling spent delivers greater value to Kenyans. The National Treasury is therefore strengthening the connection between planning, budgeting and real-time data to improve the impact of public spending.

He called for stronger collaboration among Government, development partners and the private sector to mobilise investment, expand economic opportunities and build sustainable national capacity.

The dialogue brought together Government officials, development partners, private-sector representatives and international experts.
Speakers included Ndiame Diop, Vice President for Eastern and Southern Africa at the World Bank Group; Professor Eldar Shafir of Princeton University; Hon. Ahmed Abisalan Ibrahim, Principal Secretary for National Government Coordination in the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary; Carole Kariuki, CEO of KEPSA; Lisandro Martin, Director of the Outcomes Department at the World Bank Group; Armand Nzeyimana, Director of the Development Impact and Results Department at the African Development Bank; and Qimiao Fan, Division Director for Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia and Uganda at the World Bank Group.

COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management Mr. Cyrell Wagunda ...
30/08/2026

COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME

The Principal Secretary for Public Investments and Assets Management Mr. Cyrell Wagunda today joined National Government officials on a community empowerment program at Rarieda Constituency, Siaya County.

29/08/2026

Tree planting exercise in Makutano Forest, Kericho County, where 50,000 trees were planted by staff from the State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management, Public Private Partnerships Directorate and Kenya Forest Service.The exercise was led by PPP Directorate Director General Eng. Kefa Seda, a pivotal step towards achieving H.E President Dr. William Ruto's target of planting15 billion trees by the year 2032.

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