Kenya is rapidly urbanising at a rate of 4.3% per year creating considerable pressure on infrastructure and housing demand, with an estimated shortfall of around 2,000,000 housing units. Faced with this situation, the Kenyan government has set the production of affordable housing as one of its priorities with an ambitious National Affordable Housing Programme. However, the targets are far from being met, and the housing supply on the market remain inaccessible to a large majority of households, particularly those at the bottom of the pyramid (the “B40”). In this context, and in discussion with the Kenyan authorities, AFD is financing a study to make recommendations and guide AFD's future operations in the housing sector.
In this context, and in discussion with the Kenyan authorities, AFD is financing a study to make recommendations and guide AFD's future operations in the housing sector.
The study includes:
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