Ruto Delivers

Achievements

Progress across the nation

From housing and healthcare to agriculture, infrastructure, education and the digital economy, this is a sector-by-sector look at delivery since 2022.

Economic Stabilisation

Economy

KSh 19.05T

GDP, the shilling and forex reserves have all strengthened since 2022.

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Affordable Housing Programme (Boma Yangu)

Housing

282,551+

From roughly 2,000 units in 2022 to over 282,500 units completed or under construction today.

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Universal Health Coverage

Healthcare

32.3M+

SHA registrations have grown fourfold since replacing NHIF.

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Education

Education

KSh 784.5B

More teachers, more classrooms and more funding for learners.

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Agriculture

Agriculture

~67M bags

Cheaper fertiliser and inputs have driven record harvests.

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Infrastructure Developments

Infrastructure

KSh 5T

Major transport, aviation and urban projects underway nationwide.

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Roads

Roads

2,143km+

Thousands more kilometres are underway across the country.

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Digital & Creative Economy

Digital & Creative Economy

23,000+

A fast-expanding digital backbone and support for local creatives.

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Sports

Sports

60,000

New stadiums and stronger support for Kenyan athletes.

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MSMEs

MSMEs

KSh 90B+

Wider access to credit and support for small businesses.

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Energy

Energy

1.1M+

Kenya Power and KenGen have returned to profitability.

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Jobs Created

Jobs

640K+

New employment through housing, digital work and public programmes.

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Blue Economy

Blue Economy

KSh 10B+

New fishing, aquaculture and marine transport infrastructure.

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Irrigation

Irrigation

KSh 40B

Major dams are opening up farmland across several regions.

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Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Manufacturing

New industrial zones and local production are expanding.

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Security

Security

10,000+

A larger, better-paid police service with new administrative units.

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Tourism & Hospitality

Tourism

KSh 564B

Record international arrivals and domestic travel boost Kenya's tourism sector.

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