Our Partners
Kenya SBDC’s commitment to empowering entrepreneurs is strengthened by strong partnerships with key entities with the same vision for a thriving business ecosystem.
Kenya SBDC is leveraging resources, expertise, and networks with established collaborations to create an enabling environment for small enterprises to flourish.
Government of Kenya
As a fundamental pillar of our initiative, the Government of Kenya is crucial in providing support, guidance, and policy frameworks to enhance the development of small businesses in the country.
Isiolo County
A vital regional partner, Isiolo County actively contributes to the local business landscape by collaborating with Kenya SBDC to address the unique needs and challenges faced by small businesses in the region and expand its livestock farming
Makueni County
Through a strategic alliance with Makueni County, Kenya SBDC aims to empower small businesses by strengthening innovation, creating job opportunities, and driving economic growth within the community, especially in farming including in fruits like mangoes.
Mombasa County
The county is a key collaborator in our mission to nurture entrepreneurship. Together, we work towards creating a supportive ecosystem that enables small businesses in Mombasa to thrive and contribute to the overall economic vitality of the region. It blends the efforts of MSMEs in creating a thriving business landscape in the blue economy and tapping on tourism for economic empowerment.
Kiambu County
Kenya SBDC’s partnership with Kiambu County focuses on building a resilient and vibrant small business sector by addressing specific challenges and leveraging opportunities unique to the county.
Nakuru County
Nakuru County joins hands with us to empower small businesses through targeted programs and initiatives, fostering a dynamic economic environment that benefits both entrepreneurs and the local community.
Kisumu County
By collaborating with Kisumu County, we strive to amplify the impact of small businesses in the region, contributing to the socio-economic development of Kisumu and creating a pathway for sustainable growth.
WEF
Our association with the World Economic Forum adds a global perspective to our efforts, bringing in international best practices and insights to support the development of small businesses in Kenya.
ELLOE
ELLOE is a valued partner, contributing expertise and technological skills into Kenya SBDC’s capacity-building programs.
KNCCI (Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry)
KNCCI is a vital ally of Kenya SBDC, working hand-in-hand with us to advocate for the interests of small businesses in the country, provide valuable networking opportunities, and promote a favorable business environment.
WEConnect
The collaboration with WEConnect strengthens our commitment to inclusivity by supporting women-led businesses and promoting gender equality.
UTSA (University of Texas at San Antonio)
UTSA is the knowledge partner of Kenya SBDC sharing best practices from U.S Small Development Centers. It works closely with Kenya SBDC to ensure business development within the country.
AWEP
Kenya SBDC works with AWEP in initiatives that empower women entrepreneurs, ensuring their meaningful participation and contribution to the economic growth of Kenya.
ITC (International Trade Centre)
Kenya SBDC’s collaboration with ITC strengthens its focus on international trade, enabling small businesses to access global markets, enhance competitiveness, and contribute to Kenya’s economic integration.
KBA (Kenya Bankers Association)
KBA is a key partner in our efforts to facilitate access to financial services, promote financial inclusion, and support small businesses in their journey towards sustainable growth.
KEPSA (Kenya Private Sector Alliance)
As a strategic partner, KEPSA collaborates with Kenya SBDC to advocate for a conducive business environment, influence policy reforms, and drive initiatives that foster the growth of small enterprises in Kenya.