Mid-Year Performance Review

The National Treasury held its Mid-Year performance Review consultative meeting today 17th February, 2026 at the Kenyatta International Convention Center (KICC).

The Purpose of the meeting was to assess the overall performance of the set targets for the National Treasury. During the review meeting, updates and guidelines on the performing indicators and targets that automated processes were shared. These highlights the non-functional indicators therefore streamlining Performance Management Framework.

In his key note address, the Economic Planning Principal Secretary, Dr.Bonface Makokha underscored the targets achieved so far which include; the 2026 Household Economic Survey, Uchumi Mashinani, Monitoring and Evaluation framework in draft form and Africa Union’s Agenda 2063 which is a 50-year strategic blue print that will help Transform Africa into a power house among others.

The Performance Contract is a mechanism tool with a strategic system that measures accountability and tracks individual performance in cascading form. It also enhances efficiency in service delivery. This mid-year review has reported an overall performance improvement of 2.9% for the National Treasury.

The Economic Planning performance and service delivery is anchored on the National Treasury Strategic Plan 2023-2027 and The Fourth Medium-Term Plan 2023-2027 (MTP IV). The framework is Kenya’s five year implementation plan under the Vision 2030 which focuses and aligns with the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).

In attendance were; the National Treasury Principal Secretary, Dr.Chris Kiptoo, State Department for National Government Coordination Principal Secretary, Hon. Ahmed Abdisalan Ibrahim and the Director General for Public-Private Partnerships( PPP), Eng Kefa Seda who was representing the State Department for Investments and Assets Management, Principal Secretary, Mr. Cyrell Odede among other senior ministry officials.