A delegation from Lamu County has begun a two-day benchmarking visit to Makueni County to study the Project Monitoring and Tracking System (PMTS), a digital platform developed by Makueni’s Information Technology team.
Led by Lamu’s Chief Officer for ICT, E-Government, and Citizen Participation, Ali Ahmed Muhdhar, the team aims to learn how the PMTS enhances project oversight and improves service delivery through real-time data tracking.
Welcoming the delegation, Makueni’s CECM for ICT, Education, and Internship, Elizabeth Muli, emphasized the importance of inter-county collaboration in promoting accountability and improving service delivery. She highlighted how the PMTS has transformed Makueni’s project management by ensuring real-time monitoring, faster decision-making, and better resource utilization.
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Muhdhar commended Makueni’s innovations, noting that Lamu plans to adopt similar solutions to strengthen its project management processes. He added that digital platforms like PMTS are essential for enhancing transparency, improving service delivery, and ensuring that development projects meet the needs of citizens.
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Zanna farm in Kilili area Makueni.