Lear provided consulting services for the analysis of product market regulation in Kenya. The project aimed at identifying those markets of the Kenyan economy that are currently suffering from anti-competitive regulations. Thanks to interviews with local stakeholders and interactions with the World Bank Group and the Competition Authority of Kenya, Lear’s economists gained a clear understanding on the conditions of local markets. The second phase of the project consisted in providing well-thought through recommendations to the Competition Authority of Kenya, suggesting feasible alternatives to current regulations and promoting their advocacy and enforcement roles.