Kenya is establishing a Ksh5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund to finance large, long-term national development projects. Approved in December 2025, this fund aims to mobilize local capital and reduce reliance on traditional public borrowing.

• The National Infrastructure Fund will operate as a limited liability company with its own legal identity and governance structures.
• Proceeds from the privatization of state assets and monetized public investments will fund its initial capital.
• Governance will be managed by a Board of Directors, including a chairperson, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury or their representative, and independent directors.
• The Fund's CEO will oversee day-to-day management and execution of investments.
• Proposed by Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah, the fund prioritizes commercially viable or financially sustainable projects across sectors like transport, energy, and agriculture.