The Kenyan government is investing Ksh386.1 billion in the 2026/27 budget to boost the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).
During the budget presentation on June 11, 2026, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi highlighted that this funding will follow a value-chain approach, focusing on key sectors outlined in the government’s economic transformation plan.
“This Ksh386.1 billion investment in BETA for FY 2026/27 emphasizes our commitment to economic growth,” Mbadi stated.
Strategic Focus
The funds will target five key clusters to foster resilient and inclusive growth, ensuring vital sectors receive the necessary financial support.
“This targeted investment will promote growth by deploying resources through a value chain approach across five strategic clusters,” he added.
Budget Allocation
Infrastructure takes the lead with Ksh138.8 billion, showcasing the government’s dedication to improving roads, energy, and essential development projects.
Social sectors receive Ksh119.3 billion to enhance education, health, and other vital public services that directly benefit households.
The finance and production economy sector gets Ksh56.9 billion to empower MSMEs, boost agriculture value chains, and enhance industrial productivity.
Governance and public administration will utilize Ksh46.1 billion to improve efficiency in public service delivery and strengthen institutions.
Land and natural resources are allocated Ksh25.1 billion to advance land reforms, protect the environment, and promote sustainable resource management.
