Kenya Plast

17 – 19 September 2012

Kenya Plast 2012

Venue

KICC (Kenyatta International Conference Centre)

Kenya, Nairobi, Kenyatta International Conference Centre

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About Kenya Plast

The hub of East African Region, strategically located on the east coast of Africa, with a population of 40 Million.

Kenya imports commodities worth US$ 10.4 Billion in 2010 especially machinery, transportation equipment, petroleum products, motor vehicles and parts, iron and steel, resin, plastics, etc.

Kenya's 2010 Economic Performance and Outlook for 2011: In 2010, Kenya has seen the return of higher growth projected at 4.9 percent, and may now be at a tipping point for robust growth.

Since 2000, Kenya's economy grew at an average of 3.7 percent. Without ICT, growth in 2010 would have been a lackluster 2.8 percent-similar to the population growth rate-and income per capita would have stagnated. Over the last three decades Kenya has experienced only two short episodes when economic growth exceeded five percent and was sustained for at least three consecutive years: 1986-88 and 2004-2007. Economic growth in 2011-12 could range between 5.3 and 6.0 percent if no shocks occur. Public sector investments in infrastructure will help to stimulate this growth.