In the realm of planning and development, the responsibility of spearheading progress has traditionally rested with the national government, in Nairobi. However, it is essential to reflect on a significant turning point in Kenya's history.
In 1983, the District Focus for Rural Development strategy was introduced, marking a shift towards a more inclusive approach that encouraged community participation in identifying, planning, and implementing local development projects at the district level. Unfortunately, the lack of a legislative framework posed challenges to the effective coordination of these committees.