Kenya stands at a pivotal moment in its development, with a youthful population, a growing middle class, and a strategic geographic location offering huge potential to become an economic powerhouse in Africa.
However, the country faces major infrastructure gaps—spanning inadequate transport networks and unreliable energy supplies to limited access to clean water—that hinder productivity, deter investment, and constrain economic growth. Public-private partnerships (PPPs) offer a viable solution to bridge these gaps and promote sustainable development by leveraging the strengths of both sectors.
