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Digital & Creative Economy

Stalled

Mainstream arts and culture infrastructure

The Kenya Kwanza government promised to mainstream arts and culture in infrastructure (theaters, music halls, and art galleries) into the infrastructure development program and identified streams of resources for their development.

 

 

 

 

 

  • The 2025 Budget Policy Statement outlines supporting creative initiatives. Additionally, the government has initiated the Creative Economy Support Bill, 2024, aiming to establish a comprehensive legal and institutional framework to support artists and creative professionals. Strategic partnerships, including the inaugural U.S.-Kenya Creative Economy Forum held in June 2025, have further bolstered efforts to support the creative sector.
  • However, challenges persist in the implementation of these initiatives. There is limited public evidence confirming the establishment and operationalization of dedicated infrastructure funds. These gaps highlight the need for concrete actions and transparent planning to ensure the successful realization of these commitments.
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