Kenya Vision 2030

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The Kenya Vision 2030 is a long-term national development plan to transform Kenya into a rapidly industrializing middle-income nation by the year 2030.

The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat, together with key partners in Kenya’s capital markets ecosystem, will tomorr...
06/09/2026

The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat, together with key partners in Kenya’s capital markets ecosystem, will tomorrow, Monday, 7 September 2026, welcome delegates to Africa Capital Week 2026 (AfCW2026) at the Argyle Grand Hotel, Nairobi.

Held under the theme “Deepening Capital Markets to Advance Africa’s Economic Sovereignty,” the five-day forum will bring together policymakers, investors, securities-exchange leaders, business executives, development partners, academics and other stakeholders from across Africa.

The forum will run from 7–8 September, followed by market and project visits from 9–11 September, offering delegates an opportunity to explore investment-ready opportunities and engage on practical ways of mobilising capital for Africa’s development.

Deepening capital markets remains an important priority under Kenya Vision 2030’s Economic Pillar, with a focus on expanding access to capital, strengthening market infrastructure, diversifying financial products and attracting institutional investment.
Africa’s economic transformation requires deeper, stronger and more integrated capital markets.

Today’s meeting of the Multi-Stakeholder Steering Committee focused on strengthening coordination and ensuring that no s...
20/08/2026

Today’s meeting of the Multi-Stakeholder Steering Committee focused on strengthening coordination and ensuring that no stakeholder is left behind in the National Conversation on Kenya’s future beyond Vision 2030.

Leaders representing different organisations and sectors were tasked with activating their respective spaces and cascading the conversation to the grassroots level to ensure optimal participation and that the voices, ideas and aspirations of Kenyans across the country are captured in the national process.

Stakeholders emphasised the need to deliberately onboard Kenya’s growing youth population into the National Conversation, recognising young people as a critical constituency whose ideas, aspirations and perspectives will be essential in shaping Kenya’s future beyond 2030.

These consultations are an important step towards shaping a shared vision for Kenya beyond 2030—one informed not only by institutions and experts, but also by the lived experiences, aspirations and ideas of citizens across generations, sectors and communities.

Kenya’s future is a collective responsibility. The conversation continues.

The Kenya Vision 2030 along with the State Department for economic planning are this morning hosting a Multi-Stakeholder...
20/08/2026

The Kenya Vision 2030 along with the State Department for economic planning are this morning hosting a Multi-Stakeholder Consultative Meeting on the National Conversation on Kenya’s Future Beyond Vision 2030 at the Central Bank School of Monetary studies along Thika Road in Nairobi.

The meeting has brought together various key stakeholders to deliberate on Kenya’s development priorities and contribute to a shared national conversation on the country’s future beyond the Vision 2030 framework.

The engagement is part of the ongoing consultations aimed at gathering diverse perspectives from stakeholders to inform discussions on Kenya’s development trajectory beyond Vision 2030.

The Kenya Vision 2030 would like extend our profound appreciation to each and every Kenyan, leader, institution, profess...
16/08/2026

The Kenya Vision 2030 would like extend our profound appreciation to each and every Kenyan, leader, institution, professional and stakeholder who participated in the successful launch of the National Conversation: Beyond 2030 Initiative.

Your ideas, experiences and perspectives are helping shape a people-centred national development agenda for Kenya beyond 2030. Your voice matters, and your participation is essential in defining our country’s shared future.

Kindly find an attached detailed press release.

Following the official launch of the Beyond 2030 National Conversation, Kenya Vision 2030 and KIPPRA is conducting a sho...
13/08/2026

Following the official launch of the Beyond 2030 National Conversation, Kenya Vision 2030 and KIPPRA is conducting a short survey to gather citizens’ views on how Kenya can accelerate progress towards the goals of Kenya Vision 2030 and shape priorities for the country’s next long-term development plan.

As Kenya builds on the progress made under Vision 2030, the next phase presents an opportunity to reflect on achievements, address emerging challenges, and define a bold and inclusive development agenda beyond 2030.

The journey beyond 2030 begins now.

Kindly click the link below to participate in the survey and share your views on the priorities and strategies that should guide Kenya’s development in the years ahead.
Every Voice matters

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTWLFp4qVenwZI-SHO04XRfQllkN1hDGPuDMQ2QsvZH7r1-w/viewform?pli=1

As Vision 2030 enters its final phase, His Excellency the President Dr. William Samoei Ruto today officially launched th...
12/08/2026

As Vision 2030 enters its final phase, His Excellency the President Dr. William Samoei Ruto today officially launched the National Conversation on Kenya’s next long term development vision, posing a question to the nation: “What next for Kenya?”

The President emphasized that the next Vision must be citizen led and people centred, shaped by the aspirations, ideas and priorities of Kenyans. Government will not prescribe the vision. Instead, it will play a facilitative role by creating the space, platforms and institutions through which citizens can meaningfully participate in shaping the future they desire.

The National Conversation provides an opportunity for Kenyans from all walks of life, to share their ideas, aspirations and perspectives on the Kenya they want to see beyond 2030.

The question, “What next for Kenya?”, is therefore an invitation to every Kenyan and stakeholder to take part in shaping the country’s next chapter. The future of Kenya must not simply be planned for Kenyans; it must be imagined, shaped and owned by Kenyans.

Through the deliberations it was evident that Kenya has made significant progress across the pillars and enablers of Kenya Vision 2030. The transformation witnessed over the years has expanded opportunities, strengthened connectivity and laid a strong foundation for the country’s continued development.



As Kenya charts its path beyond 2030, the first step is to take stock of where we are—celebrating the hits, acknowledgin...
12/08/2026

As Kenya charts its path beyond 2030, the first step is to take stock of where we are—celebrating the hits, acknowledging the misses, and identifying the transformative programmes and projects that have shaped our development journey.

The Chairman of the Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Board underscored that this reflection provides a critical foundation for the National Conversation Beyond 2030 and for defining what we build on next.

Kenya’s future belongs to all of us. Let us bring our ideas, experiences and aspirations to the table and collectively shape the Kenya we want for generations to come.

The conversation starts with reflection. The future begins with us.

The National Conversation brings together ordinary citizens, mama mbogas, bodaboda riders, the private sector, academia,...
12/08/2026

The National Conversation brings together ordinary citizens, mama mbogas, bodaboda riders, the private sector, academia, professional bodies, student bodies, civil society organisations, development partners, youths, women, persons with disabilities, faith-based organisations, national and county government among other stakeholders.

Through structured national stakeholder engagements, participants have an opportunity to share their views on the Kenya they want in the future. The discussions are exploring the country’s social, economic, environmental and governance priorities while considering the changing national, regional and global context.

The conversation is providing an opportunity to take stock of the achievements and challenges experienced during the implementation of Vision 2030 and its successive Medium-Term Plans. It examines lessons that can inform future development planning, identify areas requiring renewed attention and explore new approaches for accelerating inclusive, resilient and sustainable development.



The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat (VDS) is today hosting the launch of the National Conversation on Kenya’s Fut...
12/08/2026

The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat (VDS) is today hosting the launch of the National Conversation on Kenya’s Future Beyond Vision 2030, marking the beginning of a consultative process to shape the country’s next long-term development blueprint as Kenya approaches the conclusion of the Vision 2030 implementation period.

The National Conversation will provide a platform for Kenyans to reflect on the country’s development journey under Vision 2030 and deliberate on the aspirations, priorities and pathways that should guide Kenya’s development beyond 2030.

As the institution mandated to oversee and coordinate the implementation of Kenya Vision 2030, the Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat is facilitating this inclusive national dialogue, drawing on the experiences and lessons of Vision 2030 while considering emerging opportunities, challenges and global trends that will shape Kenya’s future.




The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Board Chairman, Dr. Emmanuel Nzai, held a consultative meeting with Ms. Heike Harmgart, M...
09/08/2026

The Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Board Chairman, Dr. Emmanuel Nzai, held a consultative meeting with Ms. Heike Harmgart, Managing Director, Sub-Saharan Africa at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), at the Vision Delivery Secretariat offices in Nairobi.

The discussions focused on the upcoming Africa Capital Week (AfCW 2026), scheduled for 7–11 September 2026 in Nairobi, which will bring together more than 20 African securities exchanges to explore opportunities for deepening and strengthening Africa’s capital markets.

Dr. Nzai extended an invitation to the EBRD to participate in AfCW 2026, an invitation warmly welcomed by Ms. Harmgart. With the EBRD’s extensive experience in capital market development and engagement with securities exchanges across different markets, its participation will provide valuable insights, lessons and success stories to inform Africa’s capital market development agenda.

Together, we can unlock deeper, stronger and more inclusive capital markets for Africa’s sustainable economic transformation.

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