Kenya Finaccess

The Financial Access (FinAccess) Surveys in Kenya have been regularly conducted every 2 to 3 years since 2006 through a Public-Private Partnership. These surveys aim to enhance understanding of the financial inclusion landscape from the consumer's perspective, focusing on access to financial service providers and products. They measure financial inclusion across four primary dimensions: Access, Usage, Quality, and Impact/Welfare. The measurement definitions align with those used by international organizations like the World Bank and Alliance for Financial Inclusion, enabling cross-country comparisons.