State Department for Medical Services
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KSh 106.0 billion
Approved estimate
Budget Book · FY 2025/26
KSh 51.0 billion
Exchequer issued
Controller of Budget
KSh 64.5 billion
Reported expenditure
Controller of Budget
2
Budget Book years published
Each one proved against the total the book prints
Vote 1082 · National Treasury Budget Book
Approved estimates by year
| Year | As the book names it | Approved estimate | Exchequer issued | Spent | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/26 | State Department for Medical Services | KSh 105,953,362,091 | KSh 50,968,302,556 | KSh 64,489,094,530 | Budget Book → |
| 2024/25 | State Department for Medical Services | KSh 98,983,407,719 | KSh 36,850,947,916 | KSh 53,592,284,556 | Budget Book → |
Every figure is read from the Programme-Based Budget Book’s “Summary of Expenditure by Vote and Category” table. A year is only published when its votes sum exactly to the total the book itself prints, so a misread figure keeps the whole year out rather than showing you a wrong one. Exchequer issues and expenditure come from the Controller of Budget's vote annexes; "Not reported" means the Controller stated no figure — never that nothing moved.
What this page does not tell you
- What it was spent ON. These are vote-level totals. The programmes and projects beneath them are a separate claim from a separate table.
- Why issued and spent can differ. An institution may spend appropriations-in-aid it collects itself, which were never issued from the exchequer, so expenditure legitimately exceeds issues for some votes.
- Whether it was spent well. That is the Auditor-General’s question, not the Budget Book’s.