The recent gathering of various stakeholders to discuss the Nairobi City County Pop-Up Markets and Street Vendors Bill marked a pivotal moment in the legislative process, demonstrating a commitment to inclusive governance and participatory decision-making. The bill, having undergone its first reading, has now entered a phase of public participation, fostering engagement from a diverse … Continue reading Stakeholders Discuss the Nairobi City County Pop-Up Markets and Street Vendors Bill
World Cities Day Nairobi: Urban Dialogue and 6 Urban Planning Resolutions
The 31st of October is globally recognized as World Cities Day. The Day promotes the international community’s interest in global urbanization and contribution to sustainable urban development. Nairobi is one of the fastest growing Urban Centres in Africa. It is an economic hub of the East and Central African Region and offers key services including … Continue reading World Cities Day Nairobi: Urban Dialogue and 6 Urban Planning Resolutions
Small Park Design Session
South C Foundation and Naipolitans have teamed up to hold a working session aimed at re-designing a small park within their neighbourhood. The Park was recently reclaimed in conjunction with the local MCA and residents are keen to have it as an inclusive and sustainable green space.
20th March: Urban Dialogue – Equitable Street Space in the City
For the last few months, a group of creative experts, researchers, urban planners and designers have conducted studies on Implementing Creative Methodological Innovations for Inclusive Sustainable Transport Planning. The group focused on Luthuli Avenue and Ring Road Kilimani. After data collection, community engagements, dialogues and workshops, they will showcase the output which includes people driven … Continue reading 20th March: Urban Dialogue – Equitable Street Space in the City
TweetChat: Bus Rapid Transit
Join us on Tuesday 29th January as we discuss 'Bus Rapid Transit' - understanding it, the main challenges it faces and looking at various experiences from other African Cities.