Jun 06, 2024January 9, 2025
Why Scalability Matters
Out of all enterprises registered in Kenya, 7.4 million β are micro and small businesses.
annually by micro and small enterprises employing over 15 million Kenyans.
MSMEs contribute 40% to Kenyaβ²s GDP, with 24% of this coming from micro and small enterprises.
However, despite these contributions, a large proportion of micro and small enterprises cannot absorb investments due to poor management of resources, inadequate infrastructure, and limited support. Capacity First addresses these challenges through our commitment to scalabilityβthe often-neglected key to sustainable business growth.
While interventions often focus on improving infrastructure and government support, Capacity First provides solutions for the overlooked third challenge: poor management of resources. Our approach translates complex business models into accessible strategies for MSMEs, emphasizing adaptability and innovation at the core.
Influencing Scalability for Resilient Entrepreneurial Communities
“Transformative Outcomes”
The pooling of skills and ideas drives innovation, allowing the development of unique solutions and competitive advantages. By aligning on both long and short-term goals, partners build strategic foresight, anticipating trends and proactively positioning themselves for future opportunities. This collective effort reduces risks and creates sustainable growth.