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KeRRA is a Government institution funded through three main sources:-

• Exchequer Funds from the Government of Kenya for development of roads
• Fuel levy Fund for maintenance of roads
• Development Partners funding

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The Kenya Roads Board Act of 1999 (amended by the Kenya Roads Act of 2007) defines the criteria for the allocation of the Roads Maintenance Levy Fund as follows:

• 40% of the fund is dedicated to International and National Trunk Roads, managed by the Kenya National Highways Authority
• 32% of the fund is allocated Rural Roads through the Kenya Rural Roads Authority
• 15% of the fund is allocated Urban Roads, managed by the Kenya Urban Roads Authority.
• 10% of the fund to be administered by the Minister for Roads
• 2% of the Fund allocated to the Kenya Roads Board
• 1% of the funds is allocated the Kenya Wildlife Services for maintenance of roads within national parks and game reserves

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The Roads Maintenance Levy Fund was set up by the Roads Maintenance Levy Act of 1993 to finance the maintenance of roads in Kenya. This fund is managed by the Kenya Roads Board which was established through the Kenya Roads Board Act of 1999

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KeRRA has 47 Regional Offices spread in each of the 47 counties as stipulated in the current constitution. Each office is headed by a regional manager who represents the Director General in each County. The location of our Regional Offices is available on our website www.kerra.go.ke or through inquiries to the head office through contacts provided below.