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The IMF is working with Kenya to support the next phase of Kenya's COVID-19 response, address the urgent need to maintain sustainable debt levels, and improve governance.
In this video, IMF Mission Chief Mary Goodman provides an update on progress made in the first three months and how the IMF is supporting the anti-corruption agenda.
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Kenya has got the green light from the IMF for it's coronavirus rescue package, getting a $407m loan at below market rates. The programme focuses on speeding up the vaccine programme, reducing debt vulnerability, improving oversight and management of SOEs and enhancing its anti-corruption programme - although the latter is easier said than done.
All of which are, clearly, good for its short-term development prospects.