Ongoing Research

Revenue Generation Through VAT in Kenya

KIPPRA, under its Macroeconomics Department, is undertaking a research study themed: “Revenue generation through value added tax in Kenya: performance, potential and optimal level”.  The overall objective of this study is to enhance revenue generation through VAT in Kenya. Specifically, the study aims to address three key objectives: Based on the three stated objectives, three […]

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FDI as a Source of Economic Growth in Kenya

KIPPRA, under its Trade and Foreign Policy Department, is undertaking a research study on: “Foreign direct investment as a source of economic growth in Kenya” with the following objectives: The study will utilize data from World Bank’s, World Development Indicators, UNCTAD’s World Investment Report 2023 and other relevant databases. The study will also employ a

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Accelerating Digital Economy in Kenya

Accelerating the growth of the digital economy in Kenya is a multifaceted endeavor that requires a comprehensive assessment of the current landscape and implementation of strategic interventions. This study focuses on evaluating the digital economy across five pillars, addressing gender and digital divide issues, and harnessing emerging technologies from the Fourth Industrial Revolution.   The

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Development Aspirations Beyond 2030

The study is themed “development aspirations beyond 2030: leveraging on cities to drive economic growth in Kenya.” Many cities particularly in developing countries are already struggling with environmental degradation, insecurity, traffic congestion, inadequate urban infrastructure, and a lack of basic services, such as water supply, sanitation, and waste management. Environmental footprints of cities are quite

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KIPPRA -Wide Survey 2024

KIPPRA-Wide Survey 2024   Theme: The future of Industrialization in Kenya The specific areas of focus include policies and institutions; capabilities for industrialization (technologies, innovation and skills); financing for industrialization; enablers (road, transport, energy); value chain development; quality and standards; population dynamics (inclusivity); green industrial initiatives; and research data/statistics.  

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