Implementation is about the actual ‘doing’ of activities that are planned and budgeted for—for example, delivering services in health, water and sanitation, and agricultural services at county level. The process refers to the way projects are implemented and services are delivered in the county, based on the approved budget.
There are a number of ways that the public can be involved in the implementation of projects in their local area. One very effective way to participate in implementation is through a Community-based Project Implementation Committee. The information below is designed as a guide for setting up and running effective Community-based Project Implementation Committees. The composition and role of these committees is likely to vary from county to county.
