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Busia County Fact Sheet

Busia County Fiscal Strategy Paper 2017/18

Busia County Fiscal Strategy Paper 2021/22

Busia County Budget Review and Outlook Paper 2018

Busia County Budget Review and Outlook Paper 2020

Busia County Budget Review and Outlook Paper 2021

Busia County Annual Development Plan 2017/2018

Busia County Annual Development Plan 2018/2019

Busia County Annual Development Plan 2020/2021

Busia County Annual Development Plan 2021/2022

Busia County Annual Development Plan 2022/2023

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Do Away with Perennial Revisions of The Tax Laws for a Predictable Tax System

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The education budget falls short of adequately meeting its performance indicators

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Bridging The Gender Gap Through Tax Policy

Kenya’s Public Financing crisis: Is debt rescheduling a viable option?

Transparency and Citizen Action in Health: Prescriptions for an Ailing Sector

Is Carbon Trading the Solution to Kenya’s Climate Finance Problem?

Investing in Kenya’s Climate Future: Why Transparent and Accountable Financing Matters

Bridging the Gaps in Kenya’s Social Health Insurance Act to Create a Path to Sustainable Universal Healthcare

Blockchain: A Game-Changer for Transparency and Fraud Prevention in Kenya’s Public Finance Management

Strengthen the Assessment Process for State Owned Enterprises’: Debt Guarantees to Safeguard Kenya’s Fiscal Stability

Optimizing Public Investments: Addressing Challenges and Maximizing Value for Money in Kenya

Trust Takes Years To Build: How Can The Government Mend The Broken Public Confidence Post-Finance Bill 2024 Protests?

Do Away with Perennial Revisions of The Tax Laws for a Predictable Tax System

Why the Public Financial Management Programme Budget Should Be Prioritized

The education budget falls short of adequately meeting its performance indicators

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