The Kenyan National Treasury has mandated that state agencies, ministries, and departments prioritize Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for funding in their 2026-2027 budget requests. National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi stated that no allocations will be made for projects that can be funded through PPPs, emphasizing the country's shrinking fiscal space.

• No allocations will be made if projects can be funded via PPPs or if there's no documentary evidence of public participation.
• CS John Mbadi highlighted Rironi–Mau Summit Highway and Galana Kulalu as examples of successful PPPs.
• Kenya's fiscal space has shrunk, with development allocations dropping to 9.2 percent of the budget, from a previous 21 percent.