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In line with the Authority’s mandate of promoting and developing micro and small enterprises, MSEA has a modern
The Authority has operationalized the Office of the Registrar whose main function is registration and maintenance of a
The Micro and Small Enterprises Authority (MSEA) is refurbishing the Masaku Juakali worksite as part of the Micro
SME survival and recovery amid the third wave of the pandemic. - CEO's interview on Metropol Tv The
The Micro and Small Enterprises Authority (MSEA) is a state corporation under the Ministry of Industrialisation, Trade and
Betty Maina, CS Industrialization in the company of our CEO Mr. Henry Rithaa and CEOs of Kenya Industrial
Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Industrialisation Trade and Enterprise Development Betty Maina visiting our stand and speaking to some
The CEO Mr. Henry Rithaa led a delegation from MSEA in paying a courtesy call to National Assembly
The Chief Administrative Secretary Ministry of Industrialization,Trade and Enterprise Development Hon. David Osiany, HSC, paid a courtesy call
To promote industrial activity across the constituencies, MSEA is operationalizing Constituency Industrial Development Centers (CIDCs) across the country. These
MSEA Chief Executive Officer speaking at ICPAK’S 28th Economic Forum on Catalyzing Economic and MSME Growth for Wealth
MSEA Strategic Plan Draft
MSEA Strategic Plan Draft
CYCLE 6 Ongoing
CYCLE 6 Ongoing
About MSEA
The Micro and Small Enterprise Authority (MSEA) is a state corporation established under the Micro and Small Enterprise Act No. 55 of 2012. The Act was developed through a stakeholder’s consultation process which took several years. The Authority is now domiciled in the Ministry of Industry,Trade and Co-operatives.
The Act gives the Authority the mandate to formulate and Coordinate policies that will facilitate the integration and harmonization of various public and private sector initiatives, for the promotion, development and regulation of the Micro and Small Enterprises to become key Industries of Tomorrow.
The Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) occupy a very strategic position in the development of this country. They cut across all sectors of the Kenyan economy and have been identified as major contributors to employment creation and income generation. Micro and Small Enterprises are therefore a major vehicle for poverty reduction and wealth creation.
MESSAGE FROM MSEA CEO
The Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya plays an important role in the socio-economic development of the country and provides one of the most prolific sources of employment, income generation, poverty reduction and development of industrial base.The Government in consultation with stakeholders has put in place appropriate Legal and Policy framework to structure the management of the Sector.
Mission, Vision & Values
MSEA's Role in the National Agenda

The Authority plans to spark industrial revolution by undertaking policy reforms and implementing targeted programmes and activities in the MSE sector.
MSEA Numbers at a Glance

Numbers that speak for MSEA
