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Ask all year, not in May. Stay on it.

Oversight on FedhAI does not open for one hearing and close. You can ask when a budget or project is updated — and when it is not.

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Counties with published allocations
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FY 2026/27 national budget tracked
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Office levels: national to ward & oversight
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Citizen participation & reference budgets

Your move

If the office has not joined, nobody answers on the line

FedhAI is a live forum. You, the owning office and oversight meet on the approved budget and its projects. Ask your ward, your county and National Treasury to activate, list their projects and reply — then raise the issue where they have to answer.

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About FedhAI

A live forum on the published books.

Citizens, the owning office and oversight meet on the budget and projects that were actually filed. Each office answers for its own lines. The cry gathers weight in public. The reply is the record. That continuous loop is the product — not a once-a-year hearing.

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What FedhAI does

Public participation

Free. Ask on the published line. Neighbours add weight on one ticket. The owning office answers in public. Oversight reads the same thread.

Projects citizens can check

Free. Offices list projects against the approved budget and report status and spending. Citizens ask on a project and record whether the status matches what they see.

Linked to the source

Every county page links to the publisher's own copy of the approved budget. FedhAI keeps no second copy that could drift from the original.

Public performance league

Free, no login. Counties and the national government are scored against the FedhAI reference from the books they have already published.

Reference budget and analytics

For subscribing offices: compare the official book with a reference built from statutory ceilings and peers, upload budget files, and benchmark against other offices.

AI assistant and red flags

For subscribing offices: plain-language answers on your own budget lines, and flags for ceiling breaches and duplicate lines that deserve a second look.

Where citizens ask

Questions that matter locally

Healthcare

Ask which clinic or hospital project a health allocation pays for, and whether work is moving.

Education

Ask where classroom, bursary and school-feeding money went, and who is answerable for it.

Roads and water

Ask whether a funded road or water project was started, finished or stalled, and why.

Ready to put the public in public finance?

Sign in and ask on a published line. If your ward, county or National Treasury is silent, tell them to activate and update the books — then come back to the same page.

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