Kenya must support strategic infrastructure through targeted funding, guarantees and fair risk-sharing to ensure affordability, attract private investment and strengthen long-term regional competitiveness and growth.

As Kenya approaches the culmination of its Vision 2030, a blueprint aimed at transforming the nation into a competitive, industrialising middle-income economy, the country stands at a crossroads.

Kenya is at a pivotal moment in its development journey. With growing demand for high-quality infrastructure in energy, transport, housing, water, health, education, housing and ICT, the country faces a widening financing gap.