Learn about ADP

August 16, 2026 - August 17, 2026

What is the ADP?

Nairobi County's Annual Development Plan (ADP) decides what gets built and improved this year: roads, clinics, markets, water, lighting, and more. Every county must make one, by law, every year.

How does it fit the bigger picture?

• CIDP: the County's 5-year vision (2023-2027).

• ADP: this year's slice of that vision.

• Budget: once approved, the ADP guides how money is spent.

Think of it as a 5-year map, this year's route, and the fuel to get there.

What can you do here?

1. See the priorities already collected for your Ward.

2. Add new ideas that are missing.

3. Prioritize the final, checked list, once new ideas are reviewed and added.

This is a digital addition to the in-person Ward forums, not a replacement.

What happens next?

Your ideas and priorities are compiled with input from all Wards and sectors into a draft ADP. Stakeholders review the draft, and it is then submitted to the County Assembly, by law no later than 1 September.

Where is the final decision made?

The Nairobi City County Assembly approves the final ADP. Elected representatives (MCAs) debate and adopt the plan, which becomes the basis for next year's budget.

Your voice shapes the draft. The Assembly makes the final call.