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Garashi Ward Members of county Assembly Track Records of all time. (Note this is for learning purpose only as you might see the older MCAs did not perform well due to number of factors e.g. Level of education, Roads network etc.)
Garashi Ward Members of county Assembly Track Records of all time. (Note this is for learning purpose only as you might see the older MCAs did not perform well due to number of factors e.g. Level of education, Roads network etc.)
Track Records for Members of County Assembly Based on Development (2002-2024)
Track Records for Members of County Assembly Based on Development (2002-2024)
Overview of Development Areas
Poverty Alleviation
Education
Health
Roads Infrastructure
Youth Empowerment
Fish Farming Projects
Mapochopocho (2002-2008)
Mapochopocho (2002-2008)
Context: Served during a challenging period with significant issues in poverty, education, health, and poor road networks.
Development Area and Percentage Accomplished
Poverty Alleviation 20%
Education 25%
Health 20%
Roads Infrastructure 15%
Youth Empowerment 10%
Fish Farming Projects 0%
Overall Performance: 15%
Mwabaya (2009-2017)
Mwabaya (2009-2017)
Focus: Emphasis on roads, schools, and youth empowerment through business studies.
Development Area and Percentage Accomplished
Poverty Alleviation 40%
Education 60%
Health 40%
Roads Infrastructure 70%
Youth Empowerment 65%
Fish Farming Projects 0%
Overall Performance: 46%
Theophilus Fondo (2018-Present)
Theophilus Fondo (2018-Present)
Focus: Comprehensive development with a focus on building roads, schools, and initiating fish farming projects.
Development Area and Percentage Accomplished
Poverty Alleviation 70%
Education 80%
Health 60%
Roads Infrastructure 85%
Youth Empowerment 75%
Fish Farming Projects 65%
Overall Performance: 72%
Summary of Performance
Summary of Performance
Mapochopocho (2002-2008)
Overall Performance: 15%
Challenges: Significant initial issues in all sectors, limited progress due to prevailing conditions.
Mwabaya (2009-2017)
Overall Performance: 46%
Focus: Substantial improvements in roads, schools, and youth empowerment, but limited focus on health and fish farming projects.
Theophilus Fondo (2018-Present)
Overall Performance: 72%
Focus: Comprehensive development across all sectors with notable progress in roads, education, and the introduction of fish farming projects.
This track record highlights the progression in development efforts by different Members of the County Assembly, with each tenure building on the progress of the previous one, leading to substantial improvements in the ward's overall development.
Garashi Ward Key Development Projects
Makumba Fish Farming
Makumba Fish Farming
Launched by his excellence Hon. Theophilus Fondo Makumba fish farming has become a significant economic activity in Garashi Ward, providing numerous benefits to the residents. Here's an overview of how Makumba fish farming is benefiting the local community. The project was completed on 24 Jan 2023.
Bore Sub location water supply
Launched by Hon. Mwabaya who is the right man of the member of county assembly, The implementation of a new water supply project has brought significant benefits to residents of Mwareni, Kijiji cha Jericho, Makumba Primary School, Bodoi, and Bore in Garashi Ward. This project has had a profound impact on various aspects of daily life, improving health, economic conditions, education, and overall quality of life. Here's an overview of how the new water supply is benefiting these communities this project is 90% to completion.
Marafa Makumba Road
Marafa Makumba Road
Before
Marafa Makumba Road
Marafa Makumba Road
Now
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