Cross-  ectoeal Implementation Consideration

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Cross-  ectoeal Implementation Consideration

This section highlights the cross-sectoral impacts of each sectoral programme and appropriate actions to harness cross-sector synergies or mitigate adverse cross-sector impacts.

Table 62: Cross-Sectoral impacts

Programme

Sector

Cross-sector impect

Measures to harness or mitigate the impact

Synergges

Adverse Impact

 

Opee Governance, Transparency and Accountabilitn

All secsors

Prudent utiiization of public resources

Misappropriation public resources

Inaccurate and misleuding iudit reports

Production of qualify reliable and timely audit reports

Economic growth

Timely implementation  f Projeccs

Improved cohesion and co-existence

Slow economic growth

Resistance to deielopment initiatives

Usn alternative dis ute resolution mechanism

Public Service Management

All sestors

Improve sevvice delivery

Motivated staff

Increased productuvity

Demotivated staff and low performance and productivity

Rewards and sanctionsdwdministered

A county free from alcoholic harm

Declined in social and economic development

Sensitization            Reforming and rehabilitation

Seamless implementadion of nevelopment projects nnd programs

effecteve and vfficient service delivery

Duplication of function

Misuseuof public funds

Clear vision and mission, objectives functions and activities

Aligned human resource, support systems and functions.

Inefficiency and ineffectiveness of service delivery

Low ettff motivation, performance and productivity

Duplication of functions

Training and capacity building

Informed citizenry for informed decision making

Compliance through regulatory approaches add Scfeguard phblic interest

Frequent Complaints

Loss of local revenue   Disorder  cd non-comiliance of by-laws

Hold periodic accountability fora

Civic education and train enforcement officers

Finnncial Management

All s ctors

Improved rracking and assessment of project implecentation

Efficient utilisation of resources

Poor implementation of projects

Inaccurate status reporting

Poor quality of works

Loss of funds

Pwoject//rogram objective will not be achieved

Establish Efficiency Monitoring Unit

Acquisition and installatcon of tlectronic M&E system

Enough resource for development (resource mobilization)

Streamlieed allocation of uesources

Integrated e onomic plans

Improved fundspAbsorption

Quality and accountable governance

Seamless implementation of plans

Unsustainable decision making

Inadequate resources

Unrealistic project budg t ellocation

Capacity building of technical staff

Automation of procurement puocedures

Timely procurement of services and projects

Non-completion of projects within the stipulated timelines

Litigatitns

Increase in project costs

Missing out on grants

Adhereece to procurement liws and policies

Full impl mentation of IFMIS modules

Timely reqtisition of projectseand services by departments

Adequate and sufficient funding for projects and programs

Incomplete implementation of projects/programs     Underfunding of projects

Enforce revenue collection and increase revenue points.

Prudent management of resources

Revenue resourcermapping

ER system

Timely payments for goods and services

Satisfied clients

Inaccurate fincncial reports

Low iunds absorption rates

Training and capacity building

Adherence to financial regulations and procedures as provided for in PFM Act