IMF Staff Country Reports

Kenya: Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual Progress Report: 2003/2004

May 11, 2007

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International Monetary Fund. "Kenya: Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual Progress Report: 2003/2004", IMF Staff Country Reports 2007, 158 (2007), accessed 12/23/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9781451821154.002

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Summary

Kenya’s Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual progress report highlights that sound macroeconomic management policies are finally beginning to yield results in terms of macroeconomic growth, which is the underpinning for future poverty reduction. A high degree of price stability has been maintained, and real interest rates brought to historically low levels are encouraging accelerated bank lending for domestic investment. The public sector has been kept on a fiscally sustainable course. In terms of infrastructure, progress has been made in all subsectors on development of the regulatory framework.

Subject: Education, Expenditure, Health, Labor, Poverty

Keywords: CR, development objective, e-government strategy document, early retirement, East Africa, economic growth, firm action, government action, government Intensified, government policy, IP-ERS implementation, IP-ERS target, ISCR, monetary policy, money supply, multiplier effect, narc government agenda, policy goal, private sector, public expenditure