Copperbelt Province · 7 published CDF projects tracked across all published years · K6,000,000 in published budgets (1 of 7 projects publish amounts).
Approved: 4 · Completed: 1 · Ongoing: 2
Record: based on commissioning / handover reports.
Construction of Kamitondo-Chimwemwe Bridge
infrastructure
Not published · Approved
Development of Typical Water Supply Scheme by Drilling 6 Inch Commercial Borehole and Laying of Water Distribution Network to connect to Stand Taps in five locations in Kaputula Area
Kamakonde · water
Not published · Approved
Installation of 43No. Solar Street Lights Along Musinje Road from Catholic Crossing Mindolo Stream Via KTC and up to Chingola Road Junction
Mindolo · infrastructure
Not published · Approved
Installation of 61No. Solar Street Lights in Kapata, Nsombo, Chibolya and Ernest Road
Mukuba · infrastructure
Not published · Approved
Installation of solar street lights on William and 11th Streets
infrastructure
Not published · Ongoing
Motor grader and water bowser for Nkana Constituency
equipment
K6,000,000 · Completed
Rehabilitation works at Kamitondo Primary School
education
Not published · Ongoing
The audited record
The Auditor-General counted this constituency's projects in its audit of the CDF. These are the audit's own totals — a separate record from the council's published list above. The audit does not publish the projects name by name, so its totals are never added to the council list (some projects appear in both records). Figures are as printed in the Auditor-General's reports — where a report does not publish a figure, this page says so rather than estimating it.
Financial year 2024
| Component | Total funds available | Spent | Unspent | Unspent / spent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community Projects | K23,530,700 | K15,320,836 | K8,209,864 | 35% unspent · 65% spent |
| Empowerment Grant | K1,079,630 | K2,604,909 | -K1,525,279 | -141% unspent · 241% spent |
| Secondary Boarding and Skills Development - Bursaries | K2,856,841 | K8,483,205 | -K5,626,364 | -197% unspent · 297% spent |
| Loans | K4,272,369 | K4,020,951 | K251,418 | 6% unspent · 94% spent |
| Administrative Cost | K931,530 | K1,915,572 | -K984,042 | -106% unspent · 206% spent |
Community Projects: balance brought forward K20,799,373 · 2024 funding K1,731,327 · other receipts K1,000,000
Empowerment Grant: balance brought forward K413,965 · 2024 funding K665,665
Secondary Boarding and Skills Development - Bursaries: balance brought forward K1,192,679 · 2024 funding K1,664,162 · funds borrowed K0
Loans: balance brought forward K485,844 · 2024 funding K3,259,657 · other receipts K0 · loan repayments received K468,743 · interest accrued K58,125
Administrative Cost: balance brought forward K493,593 · 2024 funding K437,937
2023 cohort — brought forward: 37 projects
2024 cohort — approved: 16 projects
Source: Report of the Auditor General on the Constituency Development Fund, financial year ended 31 December 2024 — Appendices 2.1–2.5 (money) and Appendix 3 (project status). Read the report (PDF)
Financial year 2023
| Component | Amount received | Spent | Unspent | Unspent / spent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community Projects | K15,216,297 | K4,527,333 | K10,688,964 | 70% unspent · 30% spent |
| Empowerment Grants | K2,151,857 | K1,737,892 | K413,965 | 19% unspent · 81% spent |
| Soft Loans | Not published by constituency in the FY2023 report — its Appendix 2.3 repeats the Empowerment Grants table instead of a loans table. | |||
| Secondary Boarding and Skills Development - Bursaries† | K26,898,205 | K19,346,261 | K7,551,944 | 28% unspent · 72% spent |
| Administrative Costs | K1,415,695 | K1,719,475 | -K303,780 | -21% unspent · 121% spent |
† District-combined figure as printed in the report — it covers more than one constituency and is shown on the group's first row, as printed.
2022 cohort — brought forward: 39 projects
2023 cohort — approved: 30 projects
Source: Report of the Auditor General on the Constituency Development Fund, financial year ended 31 December 2023 — Appendices 2.1–2.5 (money) and Appendices 3–4 (project status). Read the report (PDF)