Beginning in Eldoret. Open to learning across Kenya.
Eldoret / Uasin Gishu is the initial geography for programme planning. Other cities are potential future participants, not confirmed project locations.
Grounded in place
A locally informed approach would define priorities, study sites, test solutions and make the lessons available to others.
Nairobi street · AEira-WMF / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0 · Context photography, not an Eldoret or programme siteAreas of action
Initial focus: Eldoret / Uasin Gishu
A starting point for exploring circular construction and better-performing buildings.
Local participation
City teams, practitioners and communities can help identify useful priorities.
Adaptable methods
Any future expansion would respond to the needs of each place.
From local needs to shared learning
Define
Identify local needs, sites, baselines and technical priorities.
Prepare
Design practical pilots and bring together delivery expertise.
Demonstrate
Test solutions, measure performance and validate results.
Deliver
Develop viable plans for infrastructure and building projects.
Replicate
Share proven approaches with other Kenyan cities and counties.
Help shape better urban futures
Everyone with an interest in more resilient Kenyan cities is welcome to take part.