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Kenya’s demand for project talent among fastest-rising
Ethiopia leads the continent with growth in talent demand expected to grow 112 percent by 2035 to between 775,000 and 944,000, more than double the current base of project professionals of 365,000 to 372,000.
Kenya is facing one of the fastest growth in demand for project professionals in the sub-Saharan Africa in the coming years, findings of a new survey suggest, underscoring rising opportunities for skilled labour in the country’s ambitious infrastructure, energy and industrial plans.
A global report by the Project Management Institute (PMI) sees Kenya’s need for skills such as project, programme, portfolio and product managers climbing to between 223,000 and 247,000 in a decade, from the current 150,000 and 151,000 professionals respectively.
