Kenya Slum Upgrading Programme (KENSUP)
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In collaboration with the Kenyan Government UN - HABITAT and other stakeholders, we launched Kenyan Slum upgrade program (KENSUP) in 2004. The goal is to improve the lives of slums and working through various efforts and interventions to people's lives and lives. According to "Vision 2030" and "Vision of Constitutional Bill of Rights" vision and KENSUP to achieve the desire of the people. It will also help to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, in particular, to improve the world by the target VII Goal 11 of at least 100 million slum dwellers by 2020
Establishment of building low-cost housing, establishment of social and physical infrastructure, and income generation activities should be carried out by employment periods with cross-cutting issues such as community, HIV and AIDS, environment / waste management, community and resource mobilization, capacity Facilitate the security of city building, and other aspects of anxiety such as alcohol, drugs and substance abuse
Installation of high mast of floodlights in the following counties: Kisumu, Kakamega, Nakuru, Machacos, Homabay, Nieri, Embu, Meru, Uasin Gishu, Kilifi, Bungoma, Nyandarua, Trans Nzoia, Liquipia, Isolo, Lam, Kajiado, Tharaka -Nithi, Kwale, Taita - Tabeta, Kiambu and Makueni
Mavoko sustainable community project such as 462 residential unit, JUA Kali hut, commercial center, elementary school, nursery school and police,
Slum upgrading and preparations for preventive policy will be in place and up will begin. The draft was decided by the Open Cabinet
Kenyan Slum Upgrade Program (KENSUP) and Kenya's Informal Collegiate Improvement Project (KISIP): This article explains the efforts of the two government Kenya's slum upgrade. It provides goals, strategies and components for each plan. In this article, we focused on the KENSUP plan, introduced the results on the day of the slum upgrade program, and summarized the challenges faced by Kenyan slum upgrade. Like other countries, Kenya has witnessed an unprecedented growth of urban population in 50 years. This poses a major challenge to the city's economy, as the economy can not meet the city's demand for basic services such as housing, health, education and so on. As a result, more urban residents than Kenya live in crowded slums, live the lack of basic facilities to maintain the minimum standard of living in poverty.
The Kenyan Slum Upgrade Program (KENSUP) is a joint initiative to solve slum problems, using various partner expertise. The Kenyan Government implements and manages the programs and related provinces during the implementation of the Ministry of Housing and the program. Civil society partners, the private sector to complement and support the involvement and efforts of the community. KENSUP's goal is to improve the provision of housing and income generation opportunities, to provide incumbent periods and physical and social infrastructure, to improve the lives of people's slums and informal settlements, improve the lives of Kenya's lives It is working in urban areas.