Summary

Vision
Kenya as a regional ICT hub and a globally competitive digital economy

Key Outcomes
1) 8% contribution to GDP 2) 180,000 direct jobs 3) 37 successfully commercialized ICT applications (at least two transformative) 4) 55 ICT companies established 5) Improved global competitiveness by moving up 15 points on GII, e-Govt & NRI rankings 6) Recognition of Kenya as a regional ICT hub 7) Increased public value of e-Government services with 50% of adults accessing at least one eGovt service 8) ICT is classified as a standalone economic sector by 2015/2016 9) Improved coverage, quality & affordability of broadband

Pillars
e-Government Services: To provide e-Govt information and services to all key stakeholders to improve governance ICT as a Driver of Industry: To transform key economic sectors to enhance productivity, efficiency & global competitiveness Developing ICT Businesses: To develop ICT businesses producing exportable, quality & competitive products/services

Foundations
ICT human capital and workforce development: To develop quality and sustainable local ICT skills and workforce as a pre-requisite to the development of a viable ICT sector Integrated information infrastructure: To develop integrated information infrastructure & ensure maximum access to information held by public authorities to citizens & businesses in an affordable and secure way Integrated ICT infrastructure: To provide the integrated infrastructure backbone required to enable cost effective delivery of e-Govt services & development of ICT products & services

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Flagship Projects
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Persons data hub Establishments data hub Assets data hub National spatial data infrastructure (NSDI) Affordable and quality broadband infrastructure to underserved areas 6. School network 7. Health network 8. 5 Centers of Excellence in ICT education & training 9. 1-2 year intensive structured training and attachment program 10. Development of MOOCs-type ICT continuous education courses for training of trainers and the public 11. A Science and Technology Park and ITES Centre in Konza Techno City and physicaly or virtually connected to other innovation hubs 12. National electronic single window system 13. National payment gateway 14. National agriculture commodity exchange 15. Enabling legal and regulatory framework

Summary of the Roles of the Key Stakeholders in the Project Cycle

Project cycle stage
Project conception Project initiation Project planning Procurement Project execution M&E Project closure

Oversight InterCommittee ministerial chaired by the Project Steering President Committee

PMO (ICTA)

MDA