CDF is short for Constituency Development Fund. CDF was first established in 1995 to support micro community projects as part of the decentralization policy. The main objective was to provide resources to local communities to bridge the financing gap in the country.  In 2021 government increased the amount of CDF from K1.6Million to K25.7 Million per constituency. The expanded scope of CDF covers three specific areas namely; Community projects -60% (which includes 5% Disaster Contingency); Youth Women and Community Empowerment-20% (which includes 40% Grants and 60% soft Loans) and Secondary Boarding and Skills Development Bursaries (20%).

Ward Development Committees, often abbreviated as WDCs, are local bodies established within the jurisdiction of a local authority, typically at the ward level. These committees serve as platforms for community engagement, decision-making, and development planning. Comprising various stakeholders from different sectors, WDCs aim to address local challenges, harness opportunities, and promote inclusive growth.

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Ward Development Committees (WDCs) typically consist of a diverse group of individuals who are representatives of the local community and play a significant role in the development and governance of a specific ward or locality. The composition of WDCs can vary depending on the specific context and the guidelines set by the local government, but here are some common stakeholders who may be part of Ward Development Committees:

1. Local government officials

2.Community leaders

3.Representatives of local community-based organizations

4.Local business representatives

5. Representatives of marginalized groups

6. Government officials