c)  Come up with feasible solutions to the food supply problem. d)  Deliberate on possible action plans among key stakeholders to keep inflation low and stable. This seminar is therefore expected to come up with resolutions that would form a basis for a long term policy on domestic prices and food security in Kenya.
The rhetoric however has become more aggressive over the past few months, notably due to 4/9  BIS central bankers' speeches  surging inflation – brought on by the weakened pound since the referendum – despite a slowdown in the economy as the country prepares to leave the European Union.