Public Participation Launch of the Draft Assets Valuation Policy Framework for the Public Sector

The National Treasury today launched public participation on the Draft Assets Valuation Policy Framework for the Public Sector at the Kenya School of Government, Mombasa.
The forum, covering counties in the Coastal region, was officially opened by Mombasa County Commissioner Mohammed Nur Hassan. He said the exercise is aimed at sensitizing the public and collecting views to shape the Draft Policy.
Hassan noted that public participation gives citizens a voice in how government resources are safeguarded and used for the benefit of all.
Speaking at the forum, Chairman of the Assets Valuation Taskforce and Director of Asset Management at the National Treasury, FCPA Geoffrey Malombe,  emphasized that the policy will strengthen asset management.
“This policy is about accountability, efficiency, and ensuring that government assets work for the people,” he said.
The forum brings together stakeholders from Mombasa, Taita Taveta, Lamu, Tana River, Kwale, and Kilifi Counties, alongside representatives of faith-based groups, professional bodies, and civil society. This wide representation is critical in capturing diverse voices across the Coast region, ensuring the Policy reflects local realities, builds trust, and strengthens national ownership ahead of implementation.