Kenya plans to secure over KSh 230 billion in program loans from external sources during the 2025/26 fiscal year to support its budget and ease domestic market pressure. This move aims to improve debt sustainability by favoring concessional borrowing.

• The World Bank is expected to provide the largest share, estimated at KSh 156 billion through Development Policy Operations.
• Key financing partners include the World Bank, African Development Bank (AfDB), and various bilateral partners.
• These external inflows are projected to cover approximately one-third of Kenya's net borrowing needs for FY2025/26, complementing project loans and grants.