The billions of Kenya shillings the new county governors will be playing around with

On January 3rd 2013 the County Allocation of Revenue Bill 2012 was tabled in Parliament. 

The bill provides for the equitable division of revenue raised nationally among county governments for the 2013 -2014 fiscal year. It also outlines the responsibilities of national and county governments.

Nairobi County will get the biggest share of allocation of funds from the national Government in the 2013-2014 financial year while Lamu County will get the smallest share of allocation followed by Isiolo County.

Budgetary estimates per county

NO	COUNTY	KSHS (BILLIONS)
1	Nairobi	15.2
2	Nakuru	7.3
3	Kiambu	7.1
4	Turkana	6.3
5	Kakamega	6.5
6	Nyeri	6.04
7	Meru	5.91
8	Mombasa	5.59
9	Mandera	5.53
10	Kisumu	5.29
11	Bungoma	5.24
12	Kisii	5.21
13	Machakos	5.01
14	Muranga	4.86
15	Homa Bay	4.75
16	Kilifi	4.71
17	Kitui	4.66
18	Wajir	4.55
19	Migori	4.34
20	Uasin Gishu	3.93
21	Makueni	3.83
22	Siaya	3.83
23	Garissa	3.72
24	Busia	3.59
25	Kericho	3.47
26	Narok	3.45
27	Embu	3.44
28	Nyandarua	3.34
29	Bomet	3.35
30	Trans Nzoia	3.29
31	Marsabit	3.28
32	Kwale	3.25
33	Baringo	3.24
34	Nandi	3.14
35	Kajiado	2.96
36	Kirinyaga	2.85
37	West Pokot	2.79
38	Nyamira	2.70
39	Elgeiyo Marakwet	2.69
40	Vihiga	2.59
41	Tana River	2.55
42	Laikipia	2.42
43	Taita Taveta	2.31
44	Samburu	2.3
45	Tharaka Nithi	2.0
46	Isiolo	1.6
47	Lamu	1.9