Policy Brief No. 11 of 2006 on Improving the Enabling Environment for Business in Kenya
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An enabling environment for business improves investment climate and competitiveness of a country, thereby enhancing economic performance for eventual poverty reduction. In this regard, the Government of Kenya in its Economic Recovery Strategy for Wealth and Employment Creation (2003-2007) has emphasized on improving the environment for doing business to facilitate growth of private sector activities and achieve the targets set for economic growth of about 7 percent. However, despite various efforts made to improve the business environment, there are still issues that constrain the growth of investment and the country's competitiveness.
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Infrastructural constraints; Business environment; Justice system; Corruption; Kenya
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This policy brief is based on the proceedings of a KIPPRA conference on Improving the Enabling Environment for Business in Kenya: Reducing the Costs of Doing Business. The conference was held on 20th January 2005. Participants were mainly drawn from Government and the private sector.
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