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National Conversation on Kenya's Future Beyond Vision 2030

Share your views on Kenya's Vision 2060 — your input feeds directly into the multi-stakeholder engagement report.

1 Looking back at Vision 2030, how would you rate its impact on your household's daily standard of living? *
2 Looking back at Vision 2030 (which reached roughly 66% of its targets), which primary factor do you think most hindered full implementation? *
3 What single lesson from Vision 2030 must we carry forward to ensure Vision 2060 succeeds? *
4 What is the most critical economic sector the Vision 2060 framework must prioritize for the youth and informal workers (mama mbogas, bodaboda riders)? *
5 To transition Kenya into a first-world economy within one generation, where should public-private infrastructure funds focus most? *
6 How should the government balance long-term infrastructure funding without overburdening low-income citizens? *
7 To elevate Kenya to a first-world economy by 2060, which sector should receive the highest priority and investment over the next decade? *
8 What is the most critical intervention needed to secure long-term financial stability and decent jobs for the youth? *
9 How can we reform our education system to guarantee globally competitive skills? *
10 What model best achieves universally affordable, high-quality healthcare across all communities? *
11 How can the Steering Committee ensure marginalized groups, women, and persons with disabilities actively benefit from Vision 2060? *
12 What change is needed to make county governments more responsive to ordinary citizens? *
13 What major change is needed to make county devolution more effective for grassroots development by 2060? *
14 How can Vision 2060 effectively foster national integrity and ethical leadership? *
15 What systemic change is most vital to instill national integrity and accountability in public service? *
16 How should the 2060 roadmap handle climate shocks and food security? *
17 How confident are you that the Vision 2060 National Development Charter will remain a non-partisan, citizen-driven document beyond political cycles? *
18 How satisfied are you with how women, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and rural marginalized groups are represented in these planning forums? *
19 Through which medium would you prefer to continuously track and give feedback on the progress of Vision 2060 legislation? *
20 What primary role should emerging technologies (such as Artificial Intelligence and robotics) play in Kenya's economy by 2060? *
21 How accessible do you think digital infrastructure and high-speed connectivity will be for marginalized or rural communities over the next 30 years? *
22 In building a robust upper-middle or first-world economy by 2060, which sector requires the most aggressive structural transformation today? *
23 What is the biggest barrier preventing young innovators and local entrepreneurs from scaling their solutions globally? *
24 How can future long-term national frameworks like Vision 2060 better guarantee active participation from grassroots groups (e.g., youth, women, and persons with disabilities)? *
25 Which category best describes your primary perspective in this county dialogue? *
26 Which area of public service delivery needs the most urgent digital and structural reform to secure generational trust? *
27 What is your primary hope for Kenya and your local county by the year 2060? *
28 What economic sector should your county prioritize to secure sustainable livelihoods over the next 35 years? *
29 What is the biggest barrier preventing local youth and vulnerable groups from wealth creation today? *
30 How should future national budgets balance immediate needs with long-term investments? *
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