Kenya is the seventh-largest economy in Africa, with an estimated GDP of US$113 billion. It is the fourth-largest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa, after South Africa, Nigeria, and Ethiopia. The country is working towards becoming an upper-middle-income economy under its Vision 2030 development program.

President William Ruto's administration is in charge of delivering the vision's fourth medium-term plan which covers the 2023-27 period and has been estimated at US$121 billion, including US$58.5 billion to be spent on infrastructure.

Kenya's infrastructure investment plans span all the core construction sectors, including transport, power, water, health, housing, and tourism.

Key Report Highlights

• Kenya's development expenditure budget for the 2024/25 financial year amounts to about US$5.5 billion.
• One of the key challenges facing the Ruto administration is addressing Kenya's chronic shortage of affordable housing, with demand estimated at more than 200,000 units a year. The private sector is being called upon to help deliver the country's housing programme, and there is an open call for rapid building construction technologies.
• Another priority for the government is attracting investment to grow the tourism, sports, meetings, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE), and medical travel sub-sectors. This is aimed at increasing the tourism industry's GDP contribution from 14% to 50% over the next decade.
• In the power sector, where demand is growing by 5% each year, Kenya Electricity Generating Company is moving ahead with plans to develop 82.5MW of solar and 100MW of wind capacity, while also expanding its geothermal and hydro resources, investing in battery energy storage, developing a green energy park and exploring hydrogen opportunities.
• It has been estimated that US$7.6 billion of investment is needed in the water and sanitation sector in order to achieve universal access by 2030.
• Kenya National Highways Authority aims to construct 2,349km of roads and develop a 50-year national trunk road master plan by 2027.
• The US$3.6 billion Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway project is one of dozens of PPP projects moving forward in Kenya.

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The Kenya Construction and Infrastructure Market Report 2024 is your go-to guide for navigating the evolving landscape of Kenya's construction sector. Unlock the potential of this vibrant market and stay ahead with the most reliable and comprehensive analysis available.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Executive summary

2 Country Overview

3 Economic Overview
3.1 Vision 2030
3.2 MTPIV

4 Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
4.1 PPP Directorate
4.2 PPP projects
4.3 Privatisation programme

5 Key Government Clients

6 Transport - Ports
6.1 Third-party port management
6.2 Shimoni fishing port
6.3 Kisumu Port
6.4 Other ports
6.5 Dongo Kundu SEZ

7 Transport - Rail
7.1 SGR railway
7.2 MGR railway
7.3 Nairobi Commuter Railway
7.4 Mombasa Commuter Railway
7.5 LAPSSET Corridor
7.6 Regulatory reform
7.7 Railway cities
7.7.1 Nairobi Railway City
7.7.2 Eldoret Railway City
7.7.3 Kisumu Lakefront City

8 Transport - Airports
8.1 Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
8.2 Kisumu International airport
8.3 Eldoret International Airport
8.4 Domestic airports

9 Transport - Roads
9.1 Kenya National Highways Authority
9.2 Kenya Urban Roads Authority
9.3 Kenya Rural Roads Authority

10 Power
10.1 Kenya Electricity Generating Company
10.2 IPPs
10.3 Geothermal Development Company
10.4 Kenya Power And Lighting Company
10.5 Kenya Electricity Transmission Company
10.6 Interconnections
10.7 Rural Electrification And Renewable Energy Corporation
10.8 Nuclear energy
10.9 Hydrogen
10.10 Energy transition
10.11 Other projects

11 Water
11.1 Athi Water Works Development Agency
11.2 Tana Water Works Development Agency
11.3 Lake Victoria South Water Works Development Agency
11.4 Central Rift Valley Water Works Development Agency
11.5 Other WWDAs
11.6 Water PPPs

12 Social Infrastructure - Healthcare

13 Social Infrastructure - Education

14 Social Infrastructure - Affordable Housing

15 Tourism and Real Estate
15.1 Tourism
15.2 Stadiums
15.3 Real estate
15.3.1 Commercial real estate
15.3.1.1 Tatu City SEZ
15.3.1.2 Konza Technopolis
15.3.2 Residential real estate

16 Doing Business In Kenya
16.1 Business registration
16.1.1 Registration as a contractor
16.2 Permits and Licences
16.3 Public procurement
16.4 Construction costs
16.5 Recruitment and training
16.6 Dispute resolution
16.7 Health and safety

17 Industry Associations

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