Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy
The Government of Kenya recognizes that the performance of the furniture sector is crucial both to employment and growth in the country. The Ministry of Industrialization and Enterprise Development (MOIED) therefore requested an analysis of both th...
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okr-10986-229732021-06-14T10:18:08Z Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy Creapo Oy World Bank Group FORECASTS MERCHANDISE EXPORT MARKETS MARKET STRUCTURE PROFIT MARGINS MARKET RESEARCH PRODUCT MARKET PRODUCTION STOCK SALES FINISHED PRODUCTS CHEMICAL INDUSTRY SUPPLIER EXPORTS DOMESTIC MARKET STATISTICAL DATA GROSS VALUE INCENTIVES DISTRIBUTION CAPACITY BUILDING HIGH LEVELS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES PRICE INPUTS PRODUCT QUALITY TARGET MARKETS ITC PAYMENTS INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS FREE TRADE INFLATION MARKET INFORMATION VALUE OF OUTPUT MARKET TRENDS RETAIL MASS MARKET TRENDS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MARKET STUDIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MARKET SEGMENT INFLUENCE TRADE BALANCE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS COMMERCE COSTS BRANDS POWER GENERATION REBATES PRODUCTS EXCHANGE RATES CONSTRUCTION MARKET NICHE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY PRODUCTIVITY WATER INDUSTRIALIZATION CRITERIA MARKETING MARKETS RESEARCH PRODUCT NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY BRAND PRODUCTION OUTPUT MARKET PRICE PRICE INFLATION PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE COMMON MARKET UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS CONSUMPTION HUMAN CAPITAL VALUE ADDED DOMESTIC MARKETS INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE TURNOVER MARKET PRICES VALUE BENCHMARKING COMPETITIVENESS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH PURCHASING POWER DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEMAND INEFFICIENCY CONSUMERS The Government of Kenya recognizes that the performance of the furniture sector is crucial both to employment and growth in the country. The Ministry of Industrialization and Enterprise Development (MOIED) therefore requested an analysis of both the furniture and timber sectors, in order to understand their current state of development, their main constraints, and the interventions necessary to accelerate their growth. The objective of this report is to provide a comprehensive value-chain analysis of the Kenyan furniture industry, including the timber sub-sector, in order to assess policy options available to the MOIED and recommend critical interventions to stimulate the industry’s development. By situating Kenya’s furniture industry within the global and regional context, this paper also aims to identify ways in which to boost Kenya’s competiveness in the East African markets and beyond. The analysis in this report is largely focused on the wooden furniture sector (versus plastics, composites, and other furniture). The bulk of Kenya’s furniture industry is focused on wood, and Kenya has a competitive advantage in wood relative to South Africa, Asian countries, and Europe, which have very competitive value chains in furniture made from other materials. 2015-11-17T17:28:57Z 2015-11-17T17:28:57Z 2015 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25189496/furniture-industry-kenya-situational-analysis-strategy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22973 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research Africa Kenya |
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FORECASTS MERCHANDISE EXPORT MARKETS MARKET STRUCTURE PROFIT MARGINS MARKET RESEARCH PRODUCT MARKET PRODUCTION STOCK SALES FINISHED PRODUCTS CHEMICAL INDUSTRY SUPPLIER EXPORTS DOMESTIC MARKET STATISTICAL DATA GROSS VALUE INCENTIVES DISTRIBUTION CAPACITY BUILDING HIGH LEVELS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES PRICE INPUTS PRODUCT QUALITY TARGET MARKETS ITC PAYMENTS INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS FREE TRADE INFLATION MARKET INFORMATION VALUE OF OUTPUT MARKET TRENDS RETAIL MASS MARKET TRENDS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MARKET STUDIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MARKET SEGMENT INFLUENCE TRADE BALANCE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS COMMERCE COSTS BRANDS POWER GENERATION REBATES PRODUCTS EXCHANGE RATES CONSTRUCTION MARKET NICHE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY PRODUCTIVITY WATER INDUSTRIALIZATION CRITERIA MARKETING MARKETS RESEARCH PRODUCT NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY BRAND PRODUCTION OUTPUT MARKET PRICE PRICE INFLATION PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE COMMON MARKET UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS CONSUMPTION HUMAN CAPITAL VALUE ADDED DOMESTIC MARKETS INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE TURNOVER MARKET PRICES VALUE BENCHMARKING COMPETITIVENESS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH PURCHASING POWER DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEMAND INEFFICIENCY CONSUMERS |
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FORECASTS MERCHANDISE EXPORT MARKETS MARKET STRUCTURE PROFIT MARGINS MARKET RESEARCH PRODUCT MARKET PRODUCTION STOCK SALES FINISHED PRODUCTS CHEMICAL INDUSTRY SUPPLIER EXPORTS DOMESTIC MARKET STATISTICAL DATA GROSS VALUE INCENTIVES DISTRIBUTION CAPACITY BUILDING HIGH LEVELS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES PRICE INPUTS PRODUCT QUALITY TARGET MARKETS ITC PAYMENTS INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTS FREE TRADE INFLATION MARKET INFORMATION VALUE OF OUTPUT MARKET TRENDS RETAIL MASS MARKET TRENDS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MARKET STUDIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MARKET SEGMENT INFLUENCE TRADE BALANCE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS COMMERCE COSTS BRANDS POWER GENERATION REBATES PRODUCTS EXCHANGE RATES CONSTRUCTION MARKET NICHE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY PRODUCTIVITY WATER INDUSTRIALIZATION CRITERIA MARKETING MARKETS RESEARCH PRODUCT NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY BRAND PRODUCTION OUTPUT MARKET PRICE PRICE INFLATION PROFIT MARGIN EXPENDITURE COMMON MARKET UNEMPLOYMENT EMERGING MARKETS CONSUMPTION HUMAN CAPITAL VALUE ADDED DOMESTIC MARKETS INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE TURNOVER MARKET PRICES VALUE BENCHMARKING COMPETITIVENESS INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH PURCHASING POWER DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEMAND INEFFICIENCY CONSUMERS Creapo Oy World Bank Group Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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The Government of Kenya recognizes that
the performance of the furniture sector is crucial both to
employment and growth in the country. The Ministry of
Industrialization and Enterprise Development (MOIED)
therefore requested an analysis of both the furniture and
timber sectors, in order to understand their current state
of development, their main constraints, and the
interventions necessary to accelerate their growth. The
objective of this report is to provide a comprehensive
value-chain analysis of the Kenyan furniture industry,
including the timber sub-sector, in order to assess policy
options available to the MOIED and recommend critical
interventions to stimulate the industry’s development. By
situating Kenya’s furniture industry within the global and
regional context, this paper also aims to identify ways in
which to boost Kenya’s competiveness in the East African
markets and beyond. The analysis in this report is largely
focused on the wooden furniture sector (versus plastics,
composites, and other furniture). The bulk of Kenya’s
furniture industry is focused on wood, and Kenya has a
competitive advantage in wood relative to South Africa,
Asian countries, and Europe, which have very competitive
value chains in furniture made from other materials. |
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Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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Furniture Industry in Kenya : Situational Analysis and Strategy |
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furniture industry in kenya : situational analysis and strategy |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25189496/furniture-industry-kenya-situational-analysis-strategy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22973 |
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