Waste and garbage collection is a viable enterprise that can not only provide livelihoods for thousands of Kenyans but also contribute to Kenya’s economic development.
A significant 93 per cent of SMEs report difficulties accessing stable and reliable markets, limiting their ability to plan, invest and scale.
Kenya’s MSMEs are the backbone of the economy, driving innovation, creating jobs and sustaining livelihoods across the country.
the transport and logistics sector is heavily dependent on fuel and any disruptions will significantly increase costs to both consumer products and commuters.
The plan comes at a time when small businesses and farmers are grappling with limited access to credit, volatile markets and the mounting effects of climate change that slow down growth.
An open letter urges SMEs to look beyond their direct clients and understand their customers’ customers as a powerful strategy for deeper growth and stronger value creation.