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African Infrastructure Tracker: Kenya's Infrastructure Sectors

African Infrastructure Tracker: Kenya's Infrastructure Sectors

Government and Private Sector Spending Set To Drive Kenya's Infrastructure Development

RELEASE DATE
21-Dec-2011
REGION
Africa
Deliverable Type
Market Research
Research Code: M6BE-01-00-00-00
SKU: EN00595-AF-MR_06994
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Infrastructure development is a key element to economic development in Africa. An effective infrastructure system facilitates regional development by enabling the free flow of goods and services. Most of Kenya's expenditure on infrastructure is focused on road networks, energy and power systems as well as water and sanitation infrastructure. The funding of major infrastructure development projects is currently financed by both government and donor organisations. In 2010 Kenya's treasury department was a major source of funding and allocated $584.9 for infrastructure development projects in the roads, energy and water sectors. Major construction activities are anticipated to continue a cross all sectors between 2010 and 2018.

Table of Contents

Introduction

  • Introduction and Overview of Kenya's Infrastructure Sector

Kenya's Infrastructure Sector

  • Summary

Aims and Objectives

  • Aims and Objectives of Research

Methodology

  • Methodology of Research

Roads Sector

  • Roads Infrastructure Sector

Rail Sector

  • Rail Infrastructure Sector

Ports Sector

  • Ports Infrastructure Sector

Airports Sector

  • Airports Infrastructure Sector

Energy and Power Sector

  • Energy and Power Infrastructure Sector

Telecommunication Sector

  • Telecommunication Infrastructure Sector

Water and Sanitation Sector

  • Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Sector

Social Sector

  • Social Infrastructure Sector

Conclusions

  • Strategic Conclusions in the Infrastructure Sector

Frost & Sullivan

  • Information about Frost & Sullivan
Infrastructure development is a key element to economic development in Africa. An effective infrastructure system facilitates regional development by enabling the free flow of goods and services. Most of Kenya's expenditure on infrastructure is focused on road networks, energy and power systems as well as water and sanitation infrastructure. The funding of major infrastructure development projects is currently financed by both government and donor organisations. In 2010 Kenya's treasury department was a major source of funding and allocated $584.9 for infrastructure development projects in the roads, energy and water sectors. Major construction activities are anticipated to continue a cross all sectors between 2010 and 2018.
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Deliverable Types Market Research
No Index No
Podcast No
Author Derrick Chikanga
WIP Number M6BE-01-00-00-00
Is Prebook No