Top 10 NGOs in utilization of funds in Kenya according to NGO board

According to the NGO annual report, there was a huge increase in funding for projects in the 2021/2022 financial year compared to the previous year. The report uncovered that  NGOs spent a cumulative total of Ksh 118 billion in project implementation. Out of that, Ksh 102 billion was spent on projects in Kenya. This is a 44% increase from last year when NGOs utilized Ksh 70.7 billion.

The following International NGOs led in the utilization of funds on projects.

1. GiveDirectly Kenya – Ksh 6,657,464,008.00
2. World Vision Kenya – Ksh 5,394,320,350.00
3. Compassion International Kenya – Ksh 5,260,976,864.00
4. AMREF Health Africa in Kenya – Ksh 4,633,969,363.50
5. Catholic Relief Services – Ksh 3,570,978,249.97
6. International Rescue Committee – Ksh 3,531,441,505.98
7. The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) – Ksh 3,211,744,320.00
8. Lay Volunteers International Association – Ksh 2,609,919,207.00
9. Childfund Kenya – Ksh 1,945,399,380.88
10. Plan International – Ksh 1,745,153,828.00

The following ten national NGOs were ranked best in terms of spending and utilization of funds in the financial year 2021/2022:

1. Center for International Health, Education and Biosecurity- Kenya – Ksh 2,875,527,936.00
2. Centre for Health Solutions – Kenya – Ksh 2,382,717,252.55
3. LVCT Health – Ksh 862,176,748.90
4. SOS Children’s Village Kenya – Ksh 737,680,400.72
5. Population Services Kenya – Ksh 663,166,942.00
6. Hope Worldwide Kenya – Ksh 571,456,233.00
7. Mkomani Clinic Society – Ksh 516,353,687.00
8. Lwala Community Health Center – Ksh 484,530,508.00
9. Ral Agency for Community Development and Assistance (RACIDA) – Ksh 409,715,151.00
10. Association for the Physically Disabled Of Kenya – Ksh 400,253,819.00

This spending had a profound effect on the growth in spending on different sectors. According to the report, the following sectors experienced a surge in spending.