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Impact Evaluation Terms Of Reference Private Sector Development, Kenya

Project Objectives Increase level of employment of MSME (<100 employees) Project target of 2500 new jobs Increase productivity (value added per worker) Project target of 10% rising to 20% growth in VApW by year 5

Project Timeline Has already been approved by funding agencies A number of components have been initiated but no beneficiaries have been selected.

Interventions Increased access to finance Financial deepening, through Trust Fund and Technical Assistance to financial institutions SME Risk Capital – Debt/Equity supply for SMEs Enterprise Skills and Market Linkages Value Chain based matching grant fund Industrial training levy scheme Business plan/innovation competition Business school curriculum development Business Environment Regulatory environment for doing business Simplified business start-up and tax systems

What Can We Evaluate Financial Sector Deepening SME Risk Capital Value Chain Matching Grant Fund Business plan/innovation competition

What We Will Not Evaluate Restructuring of Industrial Training Levy Scheme Not enough information on the content of intervention Development of Business Education Curriculum No immediate short term impacts envisaged Improve Regulatory Environment and Cost of Doing Business Broad Institutional Change that would affect all firms Long term effects

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY 2 Alternatives Experimental Randomized assignment Non-experimental

Financial Sector Deepening Comparing fin. Institutions that benefit from the Trust to fin. Inst that are not involved in the scheme. Outcome: composition of lending to MSMEs before and after intervention Concern: selection of fin. Institutions into participation If possible, assign participation using sample of fin. Institutions expressing interest. Assess impact of expansion of credit on firm performance Firms receiving credit after introduction of trust vs comparable firms not receiving credit Randomized Phased In

SME Risk Capital Select a set of firms eligible for debt/equity from Venture Capital Fund Use Randomized Phase In Regression Discontinuity Designs

Value Chain Based Matching Grant Select set of firms eligible for matching grant fund. Randomized assignment for recipients from eligible pool Randomized Phase In

Business Plan/Innovation Competition Receive applications from N firms Select M (M<N) firms eligible for the intervention Select X from M firms to receive treatment Use M-X firms as comparison group

ALTERNATIVE TWO Conduct large baseline survey of MSMEs Include questions that would capture each of the outcomes and channels Conduct follow up survey mid-way/after year 5. Use Matching with Double Difference Estimator Control for multiple interventions

BUDGET Alternative 1: Alternative 2: Data collection (based on recent ICA surveys in the region) $500-600 per firm Alternative 2: Difficult to collect survey data from a large set of firms in a short time period. Expensive