Interdisciplinary approach for socio-economic resilience: integrating macroeconomic indicators, social accounting matrices and UN SDG data in Kenya
# Interdisciplinary Advanced Data Science and Artificial Intelligence approach for Socio-Economic Resilience and Sustainability Assessment of Kenya
## Project Overview
This repository presents a **master’s-level, policy-oriented socio-economic analysis of Kenya**, structured to align with **World Bank analytical, transparency, and reproducibility standards**. The project integrates **macroeconomic indicators (World Development Indicators – WDI)**, **structural economic analysis (Social Accounting Matrix – SAM)**, and **sustainability metrics (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals – SDGs)** to assess Kenya’s economic resilience, structural linkages, and sustainability performance.
The analysis is implemented in a fully reproducible Python-based workflow and is designed to support **evidence-based policy evaluation**, **development planning**, and **academic research**.
## Objectives
The core objectives of this project are to:
1. Analyse Kenya’s macroeconomic and financial performance using World Bank WDI indicators.
2. Examine structural inter-sectoral linkages and multiplier effects through SAM-based analysis.
3. Evaluate Kenya’s progress toward sustainable development using SDG indicators.
4. Provide an integrated, policy-relevant narrative consistent with World Bank analytical practices.
## Analytical Framework
The study follows a **multi-phase analytical framework**, consistent with development economics and World Bank country diagnostics:
### Phase I: Macroeconomic and Financial Analysis (WDI)
* Descriptive and trend analysis of key macroeconomic indicators
* Growth, inflation, fiscal balance, and external sector assessment
* Identification of structural vulnerabilities and resilience patterns
### Phase II: Structural Economic Analysis (SAM)
* Construction and interpretation of SAM-based sectoral linkages
* Multiplier analysis to identify high-impact sectors
* Assessment of production, income, and demand transmission channels
### Phase III: …