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Live from the Delivery Information System

Every promise, tracked to the ground.

The Government Delivery Unit follows every national priority project from commitment to completion, and publishes what it finds. See what is being built in your county, how far it has come and what it costs.

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4,755Projects tracked
2,455In progress
871Completed
46Stalled
1,412Updated in the last 7 days
See the change

From what was, to what is being delivered

Before: Struggling rain-fed maize farm
After: Farmer with bumper harvest
Before After

BeforeRain-fed farming, uncertain yields, uninsured smallholders

After75M+ bags harvested — up 39%. 7.1M+ farmers registered.

Real numbers, real outcomes

Measured against where Kenya started

Every BETA measure in the Delivery Information System on one scale: where it stood in 2022 counts as ×1, and the bar runs to where it stands today.

All pillar results
    Source: BETA dashboard, Delivery Information System. Each bar runs from where the measure stood in 2022 (×1) to where it stands now, on a scale of multiples.
    All 47 counties

    What is being delivered where you live

    Each square is a county, numbered by its official county code and placed roughly where it lies. Pick one to see its published projects by stage.

    Source: Delivery Information System, published projects
    Kenya Kwanza Pillars

    Delivering BETA

    Live delivery status across the five Kenya Kwanza flagship pillars driving transformation for every Kenyan.

    All five pillars
    Pillar 1

    Agriculture & Food Security

    Food security, livestock and fisheries
    Pillar 2

    MSMEs & Financial Inclusion

    Credit, markets and jobs for small enterprises
    Pillar 3

    Affordable Housing

    Decent homes and the jobs that build them
    Pillar 4

    Universal Health Care

    Quality care that every Kenyan can afford
    Pillar 5

    Digital Superhighway & Creative Economy

    Connectivity, platforms and skills
    Field intelligence

    From the field, as it happens

    What changed in the Delivery Information System this week, and what GDU's field teams saw when they went to look.

    All field reports
    Field visitMeru County · February 2026

    Mwichiune Esp Market

    The Mwichuine ESP Market is now 98% complete. Located in Meru County, this ESP market has 127 modern stalls, ICT centre, a social hall, a café, cold room, an ablution block, nursing room for lactating mothers as well as

    Field visitTaita Taveta County · February 2026

    Government steps up inspection of key projects in Taita Taveta county to fast-track delivery under BETA
    Field visitKwale, Taita Taveta County · February 2026

    Gathecha leads Coast inspection as State moves to unlock water, roads, and markets in Kwale and Taita Taveta
    From The Brief
    Infrastructure · February 2026

    The National Infrastructure Fund: What You Need to Know

     Delivery Update · January 2026

    Delivering the BETA Plan: January 2026 Progress Report

     Policy Brief · January 2026

    SHA at 16 Months: 28.5 Million Kenyans Now Covered
    Stories of lives changed

    Delivery, in the words of citizens

    Real voices from foremen, artisans, cooks and farmers whose livelihoods have improved through affordable housing, new infrastructure and irrigation schemes.

    1. Working as a foreman in the affordable housing project has improved my life. I can now pay school fees and invest in our family business.
      ForemanAffordable Housing Site, Nairobi
    2. I have gained experience and bettered my life. The environment around us has improved because of the new houses being constructed.
      Carpenter / MasonConstruction Cluster, Kisumu
    3. Imenisaidia kukimu maisha ya watoto wangu, kulipa school fees na mengine mengi. Kazi hii iko sawa kabisa.
      CookWorkers Canteen, Mombasa
    4. The SHA card means my mother can see a doctor without me sending emergency money every month. That burden has been completely lifted from our family.
      Daughter / CaregiverKisumu County
    5. Before the Hustler Fund I had no credit score. Now I have borrowed three times, repaid on time, and my limit has gone up. My business is growing steadily.
      Small Business OwnerGikomba Market, Nairobi
    6. With irrigation, we no longer wait for rains. I planted two seasons this year. My children are in school and my wife opened a small shop in town.
      Smallholder FarmerTana River County
    7. The new road to Maralal has cut my travel time from 6 hours to under 2. I can now bring produce to Isiolo market twice a week instead of once a month.
      Produce TraderSamburu County
    8. I registered on eCitizen and got my business permit in one day. Before, it took three months and multiple trips. This is the Kenya we were waiting for.
      SME OwnerNakuru County
    Report from the ground

    Seen progress, or a delay? Tell us.

    Citizens see projects every day. Your report goes to GDU's Delivery Information Management team, who follow it up with the agency responsible.

    1. You tell us what you have seen

      Pick the project, say where it is and what is happening there. Two minutes is enough.

    2. The team checks it

      It is read against the project's record in the Delivery Information System and raised with the agency responsible.

    3. Field officers verify it

      Reports point GDU's field visits to the sites that need them; what officers find updates the project's record.

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    3What have you seen?
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