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Every time you check the weather forecast, use a GPS map, make an international phone call, or watch satellite TV, you're using space technology. But space does far more than that.
In Kenya, satellites monitor our crops, track droughts before they strike, help responders reach disaster areas, and provide internet connectivity to remote communities. Space technology is not a luxury, it's a vital tool for development.
Investing in space creates high-skilled jobs, drives technological innovation, and positions Kenya as a leader in Africa's growing space economy, projected to reach $22 billion by 2030.
Projected African space economy by 2030
Of Kenya's GDP depends on climate-sensitive sectors
Return on investment for every dollar spent on space
Counties that benefit from satellite data

Satellites monitor crop health across 47 counties, helping predict harvest yields months in advance.

Space data tracks glacier retreat on Mt. Kenya, sea-level rise, and rainfall patterns critical to millions.

KSA's STEM programmes reach thousands of students annually, building the workforce of Kenya's space future.