The proportion of the youth (18-34 years), constitutes 25%. The youthful skilled population economically implies, there are lots of potential workers for the future in various areas of investment and a wider market for goods meant for the youth. The flexibility and adaptability to high technological changes will easily make the goods and services produced locally highly competitive. This in turn will act as an enabler for investment because of the availability of skilled affordable labour.
 

Science, Technology, and Innovation(STI) is very key in raising investment across all the sectors, the following programmes are been implemented;

•  County Technology and Innovations Delivery Services
•  Coordination of the Technology, Innovation, and Commercialization
•  Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
•  Energy Technologies
•  Nano-Sciences, Material Science, and New Production Technologies

The government is committed and determined to realize the constitutional right to healthcare by delivering a Universal Health Coverage (UHC) system as follows: 

• Provide National Health Insurance Fund cover­age for all Kenyans without exclusion in the policy of “Leaving No one Behind”;
• Employ and initiate payment for community health workers who shall form part of the Pri­mary Health Care system;

Kenya has invested heavily in ICT infrastructure and services over the last two decades. This infrastructure includes six submarine fiber-optic cables offering broadband connectivity, 9000km of terrestrial fiber-optic cable connecting virtually all country headquarters, and geographical and popu­lation mobile broadband coverage of 56 percent of the 96 percent respectively.