This study examines the evolving structure of the rural financial services in Kenya and the
extent to which the current financial institutions have improved access to producers and
traders in the rural areas. The study identifies successful cases of functioning financial
services in the rural areas. It also identifies constraints that hinder increased access to
rural financial services and proposes policy interventions that could make the services
more accessible to the rural people.

Creators
Kibaara, Betty
Year
Type
Readings/Reference Materials
Section
OER courseware
Publisher/Source
Egerton University: Tegemeo Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development