Projects Coverage 2015

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years
Limuru Constituency
Development Fund
Projects Undertaken
in the Financial years
2013/14/15
Patron; Hon. Eng.John Kiragu Chege
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Contents
1.0
What you need to know about CDF Act 2013
2.0
How is CDF money allocated once its received at the Constituency
3.0
What has changed in the administration of CDF since 2013
4.0
What are the results of this change
5.0
Key achievements in improving the quality & stan dards of service to limuru
Constituents since 2003
5.1
Refurbishment of the CDF office.
5.2
Revamping of the Bursary Fund
5.3
Completion of incomplete Projects from Financial Years 2013/14
5.3.1 Improving Education Infrastructure

5.3.2 Face-lifting of schools external looks
5.3.3 The improvements included replacement of leaking roofs and replacement of

Asbestos roofs.
5.3.4 State of the art laboratories

6.0
Secondary Education
6.1
Other Projects within the education sector
6.2
Empowering School Children living with disabilities
7.0
Security
8.0
Economic and Livelihood Empowerment Projects
9.0
Youth & Sports
10
Roads
2014 / 2015 New projects
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THE CONSTITUENCY DEVELOPMENT FUND (CDF) IS GOVERNED BY THE CDF ACT 2013
1.0 What you need to know about CDF Act 2013
1. The fund was established in 2003 through an Act of Parliament to implement community
based projects. Following the establishment of Devolution in 2013 it was seconded to the
Ministry of Devolution.
2. Every year 290 constituencies receive allocations from the National CDF board based on an
agreed formula set by the board.
3. The funds are released to every constituency in Quarters.
4. CDF is managed by a Committee that comprises of representatives from all the 5 wards of
Limuru assisted by a Funds Account Manager (F.A.M) an employee of the National Government and other Government departments like the District Accountant among others.
2.0 How is CDF money allocated once its received at the Constituency
19% of the CDF allocation is reserved for Bursaries, Mocks & exams. In the Financial Year
2014/15 CDF Limuru Received 102 million shillings; this was equivalent to 19,562,998.71
Kenya shillings.
6% is allocated to the administration of the Limuru CDF office which includes Staff salaries
and office expenses. In the year 2014/15 this amounted to 6,165,599.20 Kenya shillings.
5% of the total allocation is reserved for emergencies within the Constituency. In the Financial year 2014/15. This amounted to 5,400,259.00 Kenya shillings.
3% of the total allocation is reserved for monitoring % Evaluation of projects. In the financial
year 2014/15 this amounted to 3, 082, 799.61 Kenya shillings.
2% of the total allocation is reserved for the youth and sports activities in the constituency. In
the financial year 2014/15 this amounted to 2,055,199.74 Kenya shillings.
2% of the total allocation is reserved for environmental activities within the constituency. In
the financial year 2014/15 this amounted to 2,055,199.74 million shillings.
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This publication therefore covers projects undertaken within the financial years 2013/14 that are
completed and or ongoing. It also captures sections of projects that are ongoing for the financial
year 2014/15 that are ongoing or have been proposed and allocated resources as availed by the
National CDF board.
No
Project Name
Project Activity
Ward
Amount Allocated
Emergency Reserve
Emergencies
5,400,259.
2.
Office Administration 6%
Recurrent Expenses
6,165,599
3.
Monitoring % & Evaluation
M & E provision
3,082,799
Youth & Sports 2%
Sports Activities
2,055,199
5.
Environmental Activities 2%
Environmental rehabilitation
2,055,199
6.
Bursaries, C.A.Ts & Mocks 19%
Bursary
19,562,998
7.
Conditional grant for schools
Rehabilitation of schools
8.
Kamirihtu Jua-Kali sheds
Completion of sheds
Limuru Central
1,500,000
9.
Tigoni Secondary school
Completion of laboratory
Limuru East
1,000,000
10.
Kabuku Secondary school
Completion of 2 classrooms
Ngecha-Tigoni
500,000
11.
Ngenia High School
Completion of Hall
Limuru Central
2,000,000
12.
Makutano Secondary
Completion of laboratory
Ndeiya
13.
Kentmere A.P Line
Completion of A.P line and construction of chiefs office
Ngecha Tigoni
14.
Rwamburi Assistant Chiefs Office
Construction of Chiefs office
Ndeiya
800,000
15.
Bibirioni Boys High School
Completion of Laboratory
Bibirioni
500,000
837,931
Total
800,000
1,500,000
48,459,987
3.0 What has changed in the administration of CDF since 2013

In the period between May 2013 & July 2014 projects were being implemented using labor
based contracting. Numerous monitoring & Evaluation exercises by the committee and with guidance from the CDF Patron Hon. Eng. Kiragu Chege; it was established that labor contracting had
several disadvantages.
i. The overall cost of a project ended up being almost double of which could be attributed to
the labor costs incurred.
ii. The quality and workmanship of most projects had been compromised especially in projects
that required specialized labor like storey buildings. This resulted in demolitions of projects
costing the Mwananchi unnecessary costs. I.e. Kabuku Secondary school classrooms.
iii. The amount of time taken to complete a single project was over and above the
recommended period.
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4.0 What are the results of this change

This informed the decision in September 2014 to shift from labor based contracting to full contracting. This has led to:
1. Improved quality in the projects undertaken
2. Completion of projects in a shorter duration
3. Decreased cost of projects it estimated that a project now costs 30% less than it would on
labor contracting
5.0 Key achievements in improving the quality & standards of service to limuru
Constituents since 2003
5.1 Refurbishment of the CDF office.
The old CDF office in the background & Boardroom
The New look CDF offices, board room and offices for the M.P, & CDF staff
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5.2 Revamping of the Bursary Fund

The Bursary fund targets needy and performing students to start and complete education. Since
2013 we have revamped the allocation of CDF bursary funds by:
1. Introducing a minimum entry mark of C plain. This is to encourage competitiveness in our
schools and hence performance
2. Increased the amount awarded; we allocate a minimum of 5,000 Kshs to day students, 8,000
to boarding students & 10,000 shillings to Universities & Colleges.
3. Ensuring that the Bursary form is available to everyone; we issue bursary forms in photocopy
areas within the locality.
4. A computerized entry of applicants ensures objective selection and efficient recording keeping and quick awarding.
5. Introduction of an emergency Bursary reserve that caters for dire cases. This may include
for example students who lose their parents abruptly or whose income is interrupted due to
unforeseen circumstances.
Case Study 1
Dennis Karani Muriuki he hails from Limuru East ward. He scored 395 marks in his K.C.P.E and was
admitted to Maranda high school .His parents are casual laborers in the tea estates and were not
able to pay the high school fees in a national school. His mother attempted the wings to fly bursary by Equity Bank but did not succeed.
With no hopes, she approached the Limuru C.D.F for help .After evaluation by the bursary
sub-committee the case was approved as one of the most needy. We agreed to pay 70% of his
school fees a total of Kshs 30,000.00.The parents were so happy and the boy is now happily in
school.
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Case Study 2
Maureen Nduta Wambui hails foirm Ndeiya ward, Maureen had twice opted to repeat her KCPE
exam after her grandparents were unable to secure school fees for two consecutive years. She
first took her KCPE exams in Mirithu Primary School and later Tiekunu Primary. In 2013 she applied for the Bursary funds from CDF and was successful as one of the special cases. A combined
effort to support her through personal money by Hon.Eng, John Kiragu Chege, CDF bursary
Funding has seen her go through High school. Wambui is now in her second year of study at Senor Chief Koinange High School.
5.3 Completion of incomplete Projects from Financial Years 2013/14

We were handed over at-least 22 incomplete projects. Over the last 2 years we have been able to
achieve 80% of the targets set and are on course to complete the remaining projects. The seemingly slow pace can be attributed to:
i. The slow and unpredictable release of funds by the CDF Board. Limuru CDF received the
last bunch of monetary allocations for 2013/14 in September 2014.
ii. The shift from labor based to full contracting that was preceded by a feasibility study that
informed the change.
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5.3.1 Improving Education Infrastructure:

In 2013 we undertook an Education stakeholders forum with stakeholders in the education sector.
The first of the many targets that will impact on performance included:
i. Improving Infrastructure of our primary schools to create a conducive learning environment.
ii. Increase the capacity of our secondary schools and develop new institutions to increase the
transition rate from primary to secondary.
Increasing primary school
Infrastructure
Gatimu Primary school before & After completion of 2 classrooms at a cost of 2 million
shillings
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5.3.2 Face-lifting of schools external looks

In 2013/14 financial year we face lifted 10 schools at least 2 in every ward at a cost of 1 million
shillings .(Find list of schools face-lifted in the back page)
To improve the outlook, the

classrooms were painted on the
outside, doors were replaced in
some schools and the floors were
repaired in late December 2013.
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5.3.3 The improvements included replacement of leaking roofs and replacement of Asbestos roofs.
Tigoni Primary school before and after replacement of Asbestos roofs that can cause Cancer
BEFORE
Rironi Primary school after replacement of the Administration block and Nursery school roof at a
cost of 900,000 shs
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The State of our low end public primary schools is wanting, the rooms are dark, the floors have pot
holes, and the walls are un-plastered. As part of our plan to improve the interior of leaning environments we piloted a program to refurbish the interior of 10 schools (2 in every ward) by putting tiles in
at least 3 classrooms, painting and water harvesting. (Find list of all refurbished schools in back page)
The State of our low end public primary schools was wanting, the rooms are dark, the floors
have pot holes, and the walls are un-plastered. As part of our plan to improve the interior
of leaning environments we piloted a program to refurbish the interior of 10 schools (2 in
every ward) by putting tiles in 3 at least 3 classrooms, painting and water harvesting. (Find
list of all refurbished schools in back page)
By improving our classroom learning environment, we believe that this will encourage our pupils performance.
Painted & Floor tiled classes in Nyanjega and Kamandura Primary schools
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The program also Involved installation of water harvesting systems and exterior painting in
some schools.
School walk ways before and entrance to clasrooms before
Pavements and classroom entrances after the Upgrade
5.3.4 State of the art laboratories

Every year during from four exams students from some secondary schools in Limuru Constituency
have to walk several kilometers to access a laboratory. In Tigoni Secondary school students had to
walk at least 1km to access the lab during their practical sessions.
We are not only building laboratories but also equipping them to meet the acceptable standards
of an ideal science learning environment. 4 secondary schools Tigoni, Makutano, Bibirioni, Manguo are set to use their laboratories in this years exams.
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We are not only building laboratories but also equipping them to meet the acceptable standards of an ideal science learning environment. 4 secondary schools Tigoni, Makutano,
Bibirioni, Manguo are set to use their laboratories in this years exams.
Completed laboratories in Tigoni and Makutano Secondary schools ready for use
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6.0 Secondary Education

Challenge:
Every year at least 2000 students who graduate from primary school in Limuru do not transit to
secondary school. This is mainly due to low performance that locks them out of the conventional
school system. Unfortunately most of the are boys
Our contribution:
1. We are strategically upgrading 5 existing boys schools to improve their capacity to handle
boarding schools. In 2014/15 financial year we have allocated at-least 22 million shillings to 5
schools (See back for schools in each of the 5 wards)
2. We are supporting communities to establish at least 1 new secondary school in every ward.
Ngenia High School Re-roofing

Ngenia High School one of the 5 schools earmarked for upgrading. We have been progressively funding the multipurpose hall. Photos show the hall before roofing & After Inset the recently
roofed hall.
New block in Gatuura secondary, in 2014/15 we have allocated resources to complete

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Muna secondary was established in January 2015 and already has 19 students.
We have allocated resources for the construction of Bio-digestable toilets within the
Institution.
New classes in Kamirithu secondary. The school was started in 2015 January and has already
enrolled 15 students. We have also allocated resources to Construct bio-digestable toilets
within the school.
Umoja Secondary school in Ngecha -Tigoni. The school is yet to start operations
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Lockers and Seats for each of the New schools
6.1 Other Projects within the education sector

Continuous development of teachers infrastructure: i.e. Completion of Rwaka primary
administration block & Proposed Construction of Kiawaroga Primary Administration Block.
On going works to complete Rwaka Primary administration block

6.2 Empowering School Children living with disabilities
Challenge:
People living with severe and physical disabilities have had to make do with Infrastructure
that disadvantages them further
Our contribution:
We are strategically improving their learning environment in schools that have special cases.
One such example is Limuru Mission Primary school. We constructed a special class including furniture. In line with the Disability Act 2003 all buildings constructed since May 2013 are
disability friendly with ramps.
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Our contribution:
We are strategically improving their learning environment in schools that have special cases. One
such example is Limuru Mission Primary school. We constructed a special class including furniture.
In line with the Disability Act 2003 all buildings constructed since May 2013 are disability friendly
with ramps.
7.0 Security
Problem
Country wide, the state of our security infrastructure remains a huge challenge. Our police
lack proper housing infrastructure.
Our contribution

We are continuously improving the Infrastructure of existing A.P lines, polices posts and
developing new ones in areas where Insecurity is on the Increase
Above the Rwamburi Assitant Chiefs Office and toilet before the new factility being put up
On going works for the New Rwamburi Chiefs Office

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The recently completed Kentmere A.P lines

8.0 Economic and Livelihood Empowerment Projects
Problem:
The Jua-Kali sector provides livelihoods and economic empowerment to a good number of
residents in Limuru Constituency. Kwambira and Ngecha are examples .of areas where the
CDF has invested in improving livelihoods by completing and developing from scratch
Our Contribution:
Limuru CDF has invested in improving livelihoods by completing and developing from
scratch Jua-kali sheds in Kwambira & Ngecha. We are also on track to install power in 2 of
the Iko toilets in Limuru town as well as Curio shops outside the tow facilities.
Status of Project in May 2013
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Status of project as of Feb 2015
Ngecha Jua-Kali sheds proposed site in May 2013
Ongoing works at the Ngecha Jua-kali sheds. When completed the project is expected to
host mechanics and other traders from Ngecha area.
9.0 Youth & Sports

Challenge:

Tapping and enhancing the potential of our youth remains a big challenge in Limuru &
Kenya as a whole. Decreasing employment opportunities, inadequate sporting & recreational

facilities has resulted in the engagement of our youth in alcohol, drug & Substance abuse among
other vices. This can also be blamed for the high increase in security within Limuru Constituency.
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Limuru CDF patron Hon. Kiragu chege & committee members present a cheque worth 1
million as part of the support to the Limuru Half Marathon 2015
Ngecha Stadium Before

Ngrecha Satdium After Leveling
Current Status
Our Contribution:
Using CDF funds we have invested in:
Our Main Strategies:
i. Refurbishing at least one stadium in each ward to support football or athletics. Currently we
have refurbished the Ngecha football stadium into a standard pitch and works are ongoing
to curb the perennial flooding.
ii. We have supported the organizing of Limuru Half Marathon for 2 years. The marathon aims
to supplement the 1 million shillings allocated by CDF in constructing a standard running
track in Rironi Primary school grounds.
Other investments include:
i. Partnerships with football bodies like FKF to organize and undertake tournaments and trainings in football. In 2013 we undertook vijanaa tujijenge na futaa tournament that supported
over 5o teams with soccer balls and equipment. In 2014 we undertook a training for referees
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in partnership with FKF limuru sub-Branch.

ii. Supporting youth groups to organize and undertake trainings in entrepreneurship and campaigns against alcohol and substance abuse. We have supported righteous youth & Miss
Limuru 2014 in events among others.
10. Roads
Our Challenge:
The road network in limuru Constituency is vast and many of the existing roads have not had
maintenance over long period. During the rainy season, it becomes extremely challenging to
access certain areas.
Roads Funded under KERRA
Ward
Limuru Central
Ndeiya Ward
Bibirioni Ward
Limuru East
Project
Nature of funding
Status
Chunga-mali 3Keroe Road
Grading, graveling, compacting & drainage works
Complete
Njira ya Gichagi to kamirithu

polytechnic
Complete
Njira ya Gichagi to Kwambira market
Complete
Tiekunu-Gaithuiya-Wamera Road
Grading, graveling compaction and drainage
Complete
Bible College Thigio road
Complete
Kiriri road
Complete
Ndungu Njenga-Ha wanene road
Complete
Bata-Murngeti Access road
Complete
All round muna road
Grading, graveling , compaction and drainage works
Miti-ni road
Grading ,graveling, compaction and drainage work
D .O residence road
Our Contribution
Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) is charged with the maintenance of road class R. Using
these funds we have been able to undertake maintenance of various roads. Key among these
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have been through grading, graveling, compacting and drainage of the roads.
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Roads Projects by KeRRA thro the Constituency Roads Committee (CRC)
Bata Murengeti Before
Chunga Mali Keroe After grading
Bata Murengeti After
Chunga Mali Keroe drainage systems
Tiekunu Wamera Road

Nyoro-Gatina road After
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2014/2015 New projects

No
Project Name
Project Activity
Ward
Amount Allocated
Education Infrastructure
1
Ngenia High School
Strategic Upgrade of school
Limuru Central
4,500,000
2.
Gichuru High School
Ngecha-Tigoni
4,500,000
3.
Kinyogori High School
Bibirioni
4,500,000
Thigio Secondary school
Ndeiya ward
4,500,000
5.
Muna Secondary School
Completion of classrooms
Limuru East
4,500,000
6.
Limuru town Primary school
Construction of Ramp for children

living with Disability
Limuru Central
500,000
7.
Purchase of school desks
8.
Mukoma Secondary school
Construction of Administration
blocks
Ndeiya ward
1,000,000
9.
Kiawanda Secondary school
Construction of two classrooms
Ndeiya ward
1,800,000
10.
Kiawaroga Primary school
Construction of Admin block
Limuru East
1,000,000
Gatuura Secondary
Kamirithu Secondary school
Umoja secondary school
1,5000,000
Security Improvement
6.
Manjiri Flood light
20 MetresFlood Light at St. Pauls

University
Ngecha-Tigoni
1,000,000
7.
Rironi Flood light
20 Meters flood light in a strategic

place in Rironi
Limuru Central
1,000,000
8.
Murengeti Assistant Chiefs Office
Construction of Assistant Chiefs

Office
Bibirioni
1,000,000
9.
Ngecha Chiefs Office
Refurbishment of chiefs office
Ngecha
500,000
10.
Mutarakwa Police post
Renovation of police post
Limuru Central
1,000,000
10.
Rironi A.P line houses
Construction of A.P houses
Limuru Central
2,000,000
11.
Manjiri Social Hall
Internal & external finishes
Ngecha-Tigoni
500,000
Total
48,459,987
2013/14 projects analysis per ward

Limuru Central ward 2013-2015 projects
Education
Project
Works involved
Gatimu Primary schools
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Completion of 2 classrooms
Amount allocated
Status as of May 2015

Complete
Ngenia High school
Completion and roofing of a

Multipurpose hall,
4,500,000
Ongoing project since 2012
Proposed construction of a boarding

facility.
4,500,000
Proposed and allocated funds
Rironi Primary school.
Re-roofing of the school
1,000,000
Completed
Limuru town Primary

school
Plastering of any un-plastered

classrooms, tilling class 6,7 & 8, fixing
lockable shelves, water harvesting.
1,000,000
Completed
Construction of a ramp for accessibility

to PLWD
500,000.00
Proposed and funds allocated
Kamandura Primary
school
Plastering of classrooms, tilling class

6,7 & 8, fixing lockable shelves, water
harvesting, d i.e. footpaths.
1,000,000
Completed
Kamirithu Secondary
Construction of 2 new classrooms
Kamirithu Primary
Completed in 2013
Construction of Bio-digestible sanitation

blocks.
1,300,000
Ongoing
Plastering, painting, floor works,

replacement of doors with steel doors &
water harvesting of 12 classrooms.
1,300,000
Ongoing
Refurbishment of teachers toilets, relocation of main gate.

Water rehabilitation Initiatives
Ngenia Water
Construction of water tan tower
1,200,000
PLWD empowerment
Iko toilets
Connection of electricity to Iko toilets &

Construction of Curio shops.
500,000
Economic and livelihood empowerment

Kamirithu
Jua-kali
sheds
Completion of sheds through

walling, and partitioning of the
sheds.
Security Improvement project
Rironi Flood
Light
Erecting flood light at rironi Market
1,000,000.00
Ongoing
Mutarakwa
Police Post
Fencing, plastering and Repainting
300,000
Complete
Renovation of Police Post.
1,000,000.00
Proposed
Construction of AP houses
2,000,000.00
Proposed
Rironi AP
Line Houses.
Youth & sports

Rironi
primary
school
Refurbishment of Rironi Primary school

grounds into a field and running track
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Kshs 1,000,000.00
Proposed
Ndeiya ward
Education
Project
Works Involved
Amount allocated
Status
Gatuura
Secondary
school-
Construction of 4 classrooms,
electrification
5,300,00
Two classrooms completed;

Awaiting construction of 2
Painting Furniture
Classrooms
Makutano
Secondary school
Construction of laboratory, installation of

electricity, water tanks, plumbing works
and gas piping
3,700,000
Completed in May 2015
Makutano
Secondary
Buying of computers+ installation of CCTV
325,000
In process
Mirithu Primary
school:
Plastering,
1,000,000
Completed in December 2014.
Githungucu
Primary school:
Plastering,
1,000,000
Completed in December 2014.
1,800,000
Ongoing
Tiling class 6,7 & 8, fixing lockable book

shelves, water harvesting.

shelves, water harvesting.
Kiawanda Primary
School
Mirithu girls
Secondary
Purchase of computers
450,000
Completed
St. Marys Girls

Secondary
Purchase of computers & Installation of

CCTV systems
325,000
Completed/on-going
Mukoma
secondary
Construction of Administration Block
2,500,000
Thigio Boys
Strategic upgrading as per school strategic 4,500,000

plan
Emergency allocation
Nderu water
Replacement of burst tanks
Gitune water
project
Replacement of broken pipes
150,000
92,000
Completed
Completed
Security Improvement project

Rwamburi Assistant
chiefs office
Thigio Police Post
1,500,000
Construction of prefabricated police
housing
2,500,000
Proposed and funds

allocated,
Health Sector (Supplemented funds)

Rwamburi Health
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10% contribution to complete maternity

wing.
570,000
Completed
Limuru East ward

Education
Secondary Education
No.
Project name
Works involved
Amount allocated
Status
Tigoni secondary
Construction of a laboratory
3,7700,000
Complete
Muna Secondary school
Construction of two new

classrooms and bio-digester
toilets.
4,500,000
Classes completed in 2015 but

toilets are ongoing.
Rwaka Primary School
Construction of an
administration block up
2,800,000
Completed
Primary Education
1.
Kiawaroga
Primary
School
Water connections and purchase of water

tanks
500,000
Proposed and funds

allocated
Plastering,
1,000,000
Completed in
December 2014.
1,000,000
Proposed and funds

allocated

shelves, water harvesting, leveling of
compound.
Foundation and walling
Disability Mainstreaming project

1
Limuru
Mission
Primary
Construction of a special classroom.
1,500,000
Completed
Security Improvement initiatives
Nazareth A.P
Lines
Painting, construction of armory, power

connection and fencing, Gutters and tank, ceiling
and completion of chief,s office and processing
of a title deed.
Kiawaroga
police post
Construction of Armory ,gutters and tank ,water

connection , fencing and processing of a title
deed
2,400,000
Completed
500,000
Completed
NGECHA TIGONI WARD

EDUCATION
Project
Description
Amount
allocated
Status
Jonathan Maara
Primary
Face-lifting ad re-roofing of school
2,000,000
Completed
Umoja secondary
school
Plastering, installation of doors and windows for two

classrooms
500,000
Completed
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Procurement of lockable desks and construction of
Umoja secondary
school
700,000
Completed
sanitation block
Kabuku Primary
School
Refurbishment and renovation of six classrooms and

sanitation block
600,000
Proposed and funds

allocated
Kabuku Secondary
school
Construction of two classrooms
3,500,000
Project ongoing
1,000,000
Completed
1,000,000
Completed
Nyanjega Primary
6
school:
Nyanjega Primary
School
Plastering, Tiling of classes 6, 7 & 8, fixing of lockable

book shelves, guttering and purchase of a water tank.
Face-lifting of the school exterior
Bibirioni Ward
Education
Project name
Works involved
Amount
allocated
Status
Bibirioni secondary
construction of
laboratory
Construction of storeyed laboratory.
3,000 000
Ongoing
Manguo secondary;
construction of
Construction of storeyed laboratory.
laboratory
3,000,000
Ongoing
Consruction of
Kinyogori High
School dormitory.
4,500,000
Proposed
No.
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Phase 1: Foundation, walling, roofing & Internal finishes.
Project name
Works involved
Amount
allocated
Status
Ngarariga girls
secondary school
construction of a dormitory
2,300,000
Proposed and funds

allocated
Ngarargiga Primary

1,000,000
Completed
Murengeti Primary

1,000,000
Completed
No.
Security Improvement Projects

7
Kinyogori Police
post
Replacement of leaking roof & gutters
130,000
Proposed and Fund

allocated
8.
Murengeti assistant
chiefs office
Construction of Assistant chiefs office
1,500,000
Proposed and funds

allocated
Limuru Constituency Office Staff
Mr. John Mukabi, P.A to the M.P
Ernest Gachumi, Manager
Mrs. Pacifica Ongecha,

Deputy Manager
Ms. Joyce Ngundi

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Mrs. Joyce Wamoro- Secre-
Limuru Constituency Development Fund Commitee members
Dr, Martin Njogu Mbugua,

Chairperson
Mr. Edwin Karani, Funds Account

Manager
Mrs. Martha Murunga, Rep Ndeiya ward
Mrs. Damaris Kingatua, Rep, Bibirioni

ward
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Hon. Eng. John Kiragu Chege, Patron
Mr. David Kiprop. DCC Limuru
Mr. Alex Kirehu, Rep PLWD
Mr. William Kahare, Rep, Ndeiya Ward
Mrs. Kezzia Wangari Muya, Rep, Limuru

East
Mrs. Jane Gitau , Rep, Ngecha ward
Mr. Titus Kuria Mbugua, Rep

Limuru Central ward
Limuru Constituency Development Fund Office

Staff
Joan Wangeci, Secretary
Mr. Steven Mbugua,Logistics
Mr. George Kimabuthi, Clerk of works
Ms. Mary Mumbi- Office Assitant (not in picture
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Contributors:
Dr. Martin Mbugua Njogu- Limuru CDF Chairperson

John Mukabi Njeri- P.A to the M.P Limuru
Martha W. Murunga- Ndeiya ward rep at the Limuru CDF committee
Alex Kirehu- PLWD rep at the Limuru CDF committee
Kezziah W, Muya - Limuru East rep at the Limuru CDF committee
Dennis Mwaura Njunge- Rays of Hope Initiative
Chief Editor:
Titus Kuria Mbugua- Limuru Central ward Rep at the Limuru CDF committee.
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Limuru Constituency Development

Fund Office.
Limuru DCCs Compound .
P.O. box 11- 00217, Limuru, Kenya.

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Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

Patron; Hon. Eng.John Kiragu Chege

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

What you need to know about CDF Act 2013

How is CDF money allocated once its received at the Constituency

What has changed in the administration of CDF since 2013

What are the results of this change

Constituents since 2003

Refurbishment of the CDF office.

Revamping of the Bursary Fund

Completion of incomplete Projects from Financial Years 2013/14

5.3.1 Improving Education Infrastructure

5.3.4 State of the art laboratories

Other Projects within the education sector

Empowering School Children living with disabilities

Economic and Livelihood Empowerment Projects

Youth & Sports

2014 / 2015 New projects

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Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

Monitoring % & Evaluation

Youth & Sports 2%

Bursaries, C.A.Ts & Mocks 19%

Conditional grant for schools

Kamirihtu Jua-Kali sheds

Tigoni Secondary school

Kabuku Secondary school

Ngenia High School

Kentmere A.P Line

Completion of A.P line and construction of chiefs office

Rwamburi Assistant Chiefs Office

Construction of Chiefs office

Bibirioni Boys High School

3.0 What has changed in the administration of CDF since 2013

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

4.0 What are the results of this change

The old CDF office in the background & Boardroom

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

5.2 Revamping of the Bursary Fund

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Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

5.3 Completion of incomplete Projects from Financial Years 2013/14

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

5.3.1 Improving Education Infrastructure:

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

5.3.2 Face-lifting of schools external looks

To improve the outlook, the

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

10 Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

School walk ways before and entrance to clasrooms before

Pavements and classroom entrances after the Upgrade

5.3.4 State of the art laboratories

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12 Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

6.0 Secondary Education

Ngenia High School Re-roofing

New block in Gatuura secondary, in 2014/15 we have allocated resources to complete

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14 Limuru Constituency Development Fund Projects Undertaken in the Financial years

Lockers and Seats for each of the New schools