In the Financial Year 2024/25, Kenya’s development spending was led by the State Department for Roads, which invested Sh103.68 billion, reflecting the country’s continued focus on transport infrastructure.
Housing and Urban Development followed with Sh70.67 billion, signalling efforts to address urban growth and affordable housing.
Economic Planning and the National Treasury allocated Sh36.74 billion and Sh35.29 billion, respectively, supporting strategic initiatives and fiscal management.
Transport received Sh26.64 billion, complementing road investments, while Agriculture was close behind at Sh26.47 billion, underscoring its role in food security and rural development.
Energy and Water & Sanitation received Sh24.53 billion and Sh22.68 billion, vital for expanding access and sustainability. Medical Services and Irrigation rounded out the top ten with Sh22.07 billion and Sh21.86 billion, highlighting priorities in health and climate-resilient agriculture.
These figures reflect Kenya’s multi-sectoral approach to development, balancing infrastructure, social services, and economic planning to drive inclusive growth and national transformation.
