Invest in Kenya
Global Competitive Index
Kenya ranks ~94 out of ~140 economies, and 54.14 on the GCI score showing improvement over the previous years.
Kenya ranks ~94 out of ~140 economies, and 54.14 on the GCI score showing improvement over the previous years.
The government is committed to ensuring the basic social and economic rights of the citizens are achieved through accessible and adequate housing, to reasonable standards of sanitation. The government will: Increase the supply of new housing to 250,000 per annum and the percentage of affordable housing supply from 2 percent to 50 percent.
To enjoy the various incentives provided for **SEZ** investors under the respective laws. There are Public and Private SEZs already established where investors can invest in.
The Export Processing Zone (EPZ) program is managed by the Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA). It was created to promote export-oriented industrial investment within designated zones.
The Export Processing Zone (EPZ) program is managed by the **Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA)**. It was created to promote export-oriented industrial investment within designated zones.
Kenya has a well-developed physical infrastructural facility including, four international airports, an extensive road and railway network, a modern deep sea port at Mombasa and Lamu capable of handling liquid bulk and other containerized cargo, an expanding, liberalized energy sector, and digital telecommunication.
Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) is very key in raising investment across all the sectors, the following programmes are being implemented:
Projects
Projects
The Kenya Investment Authority is a government agency under the State Department for investment mandated to promote and facilitate investment in Kenya of both domestic and international investors. Keninvest has done a lot of the above functions including bankable projects in various sectors. In order to get more information on Bankable Projects Click to View More
Kenya Jobs and Economic Transformation (KJET) is 5-year Government of Kenya project funded by the World Bank (2024-2029). The project development objective (PDO) is ‘To increase private sector investments, access to markets and sustainable finance to create and improve jobs’. The project targets to create and improve productivity of select MSME clusters based on priority value chains envisioned under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda benefit at least 45,000 Kenyans, including at least 6,800 women through new or improved job opportunities.