Portfolios:
International Development Association (IDA) and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) (as of 9/16/2025):
- $6.5 billion in 33 projects, 25 national, and 8 regional.
Shares of investments are as follows:
- Education 14%
- Water 12%
- Transport 11%
- Energy & Extractives 11%
- Agriculture 6%
- Finance, Competitiveness & Innovation 6%
- Health & Nutrition 7%
- Urban 7%
Other investments are in digital development, environment, governance, poverty, social protection, social sustainability and inclusion.
International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) (as of 8/31/25):
$1.3 billion, which is helping to create jobs, expand access to energy, strengthen infrastructure, boost manufacturing, grow agribusiness, deepen financial services, and advance digital connectivity. IFC is also delivering $65 million in advisory programs to attract private investment in agribusiness, affordable housing, manufacturing, and small businesses. Kenya is a priority country for the WBG’s AgriConnect initiative, which is unlocking new markets and opportunities for farmers. IFC is partnering with companies to help farmers increase their incomes, strengthen their businesses, and boost food production. Through Mission 300, IFC is partnering with Kenya to accelerate its energy access goals — including achieving 100% renewable energy by 2030.
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) (as of 8/31/2025):
Gross exposure of $579.09 million, spanning 11 projects across energy, finance, fintech, road infrastructure, tourism, clean cooking, and manufacturing sectors. MIGA has also supported the Trade and Development Bank, of which Kenya is a member, mobilizing $747 million in commercial financing to expand its trade finance activities with clients in member countries. Under the new WBG Guarantees platform MIGA will enhance collaboration across the Group to de-risk foreign investment, with a focus on projects that support climate finance and boost job creation.