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Execute county budgets with the financial management discipline that keeps spending aligned to plans and compliant with the PFM Act.
5 Days
Duration
Certificate
Included
Instructor-Led
Delivery
Advanced
Level
Public Financial Management and Budget Execution Training Course
Starting From
$700
per participant
Flexible Delivery
In-Person, Live Online
Language
English
Dedicated Support
Pre & post training
This advanced course develops technical skills in public financial management and county budget execution, covering cash flow planning, IFMIS transaction management and financial reporting compliance under the PFM Act. Participants work through real budget execution challenges rather than PFM theory alone, examining where county financial management most often breaks down between approval and delivery. The course closes with a budget execution and cash flow plan designed for a defined county financial year.
County budget execution is where financial plans meet operational reality, and the gap between an approved budget and what actually gets spent, when, and on what, determines whether a county's development plans translate into delivered services.
Kenyan counties operate under a detailed public financial management framework, with IFMIS as the mandated transaction system and the PFM Act setting out compliance obligations that many counties struggle to meet consistently. This advanced course moves beyond PFM principles into the budget execution, cash flow management and IFMIS administration decisions that determine whether county financial management genuinely functions.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
This programme is designed for:
The programme is delivered through facilitator-led technical sessions combined with cash flow modelling, IFMIS transaction case studies and a budget execution planning exercise, structured around small-group work and real or anonymised county financial data rather than lecture alone. Each module closes with a short applied task so participants leave with working tools rather than notes alone.
Institutions sending staff on this course can expect:
By the close of this course, participants gain:
Practical session: assess a county's PFM Act compliance status against reporting requirements.
Practical session: build a cash flow plan aligned to a defined county budget.
Practical session: work through an IFMIS transaction workflow and identify control weaknesses.
Practical session: analyse budget absorption data and design a corrective action plan.
Practical session: build a budget execution and cash flow plan for a defined financial year.
At Strategic Revenue Africa, our certification goes beyond proof of attendance—it represents practical competence and measurable capability. Upon successful completion of our training programs, participants are awarded a Certificate of Completion from Strategic Revenue Africa, recognizing their ability to apply acquired knowledge in real-world settings. As an organization focused on architecting sustainable revenue and strengthening organizational performance, our certifications signal that participants are equipped with skills that drive results, not just theory.
Prior experience in public financial management, county treasury operations or government accounting is expected. This is an advanced, practitioner-level course.
Schedule & Investment
Accommodation and airport transfer are arranged upon request. Contact the Training Officer to reserve.
Transfer payment to the Strategic Revenue Africa account before the course starts. Send proof of payment to:
training@strategicrevenueafrica.comTravel, visa, insurance and personal expenses are the participant's responsibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
County treasury and finance staff, budget and planning officers, IFMIS administrators and executive committee members for finance.
No. This is an advanced course assuming prior PFM, county treasury operations or government accounting experience.
Yes. A dedicated module covers transaction processing, procurement-to-payment workflows and data integrity within IFMIS.
Yes. The budget execution monitoring module covers pending bills management and their fiscal implications.
Yes. The final module covers financial reporting compliance and preparing for audit and addressing findings.
Yes. The final exercise produces a cash flow and execution plan participants can adapt to their own county's financial year.
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