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County funding scenarios

Model The Counties You Believe In

Nobody funds a national programme. Choose counties and this builds one indicative scenario from them: what it might cost to build and run, how many players and jobs it could create, how many professionals it might produce, what value that could carry, what it could take off the health system, and what share of the national plan those counties represent. Then take the scenario away as a PDF. Nothing here selects, ranks or recommends an investment for you.

Research estimates for study and discussion. Not an offer and not professional advice.

5 selected

Counties selected

5

5 in the Priority 18

Build cost

$33.40m

16.9% grassroots, rest professional

Running cost a year

$2.59m

225.2% covered by trading income

Share of the national plan

18.5%

18% of its players

Players reached a year

99,000

940 teams

Permanent jobs

623

3,133 build person-years

Professionals a year

13

$5.78m of trading income

Annual social and economic value

$80.83m

$2.42 per dollar built

Health and productivity value

$2.90m

396 admissions avoided

Sick days recovered

33,660

Across the working-age players

Tax back a year

$3.66m

VAT and PAYE

Total annual value

$90.28m

$2.703 of value per dollar built · surplus matches the build cost in 0.41 years

5 counties, 34 units, $33.4m of capital — 18.5% of the national programme, reaching 18.0% of its players. Every figure is a labelled estimate published for challenge; nothing here is a quotation, a budget or a contracted site.

The site, and the numbers

One Facility, Across Your Shortlist

Pick what you would build and how it is funded, and the model prices it in each county you have selected — on that county’s own living wage, rent and tariffs. Every facility we model is offered here, labelled with what it is for, the land it needs and an indicative build cost.

All 9 facility types · tap one to price it across your shortlist

Total build cost
$3,631,726
Combined EBITDA, year
KSh 55,954,488
Land required
33,385 m²
CountyBuildNet incomeEBITDAYrs to match costSurplus shareLand
Nairobi$863,724KSh 49,940,394KSh 14,317,8057.8 yrs12.8%6,677 m²
Kiambu$766,721KSh 42,088,623KSh 12,109,9138.2 yrs12.2%6,677 m²
Nakuru$598,004KSh 28,431,911KSh 8,269,6799.4 yrs10.7%6,677 m²
Kakamega$606,916KSh 29,153,334KSh 8,472,5459.3 yrs10.8%6,677 m²
Mombasa$796,361KSh 44,487,775KSh 12,784,5468.1 yrs12.4%6,677 m²

KSKF model output. Excludes land purchase, gate and broadcast income. First twenty counties of a longer shortlist are shown. Full facility planner

What the money buys

ProjectClassUnitsBuild cost
Modular professional stadiums (Priority 18)Professional5$27.50m
Indoor football arenasGrassroots and recreational4$4.80m
Community 11-a-side pitch upgradesGrassroots and recreational5$480,000
Stackable 5-a-side and futsal courtsGrassroots and recreational15$356,250
County academies and coach educationProfessional5$264,000

County by county

CountyRankUnitsBuild costJobsPlayersPros a yearAnnual valueValue per $1Dossier
Nairobi#17$6.92m12922,2002.6$18.12m$2.618Open
Kiambu#27$6.92m12922,2002.6$18.12m$2.618Open
Nakuru#37$6.92m12922,2002.6$18.12m$2.618Open
Kakamega#47$6.92m12922,2002.6$18.12m$2.618Open
Mombasa#56$5.72m10710,2002.6$8.36m$1.462Open

The method

A funder rarely looks at a national programme. They look at a set of counties. This module adds up any selection of counties into one indicative scenario — build cost split by grassroots and professional, running cost, trading income, jobs, players, professionals produced, health and productivity value and tax — and shows that selection as a share of the national programme. The comparison does the same job for exactly two counties, metric by metric. Nothing here selects, ranks or recommends an investment for any person: it is general football-development research, not an offer, invitation, solicitation, investment recommendation, financial promotion or advice.

Preliminary expression of interest

Send This Scenario To Us

Send the 5 counties above to our team with a note about what interests you. We email you the scenario pack and your own link, and reply within two working days.

Every figure is a labelled estimate, published so it can be challenged.

Your details

Open to every county

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