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Road roller compacting a new road during upgrading works in an informal settlement

Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project

Investing In Infrastructure And Improving Security Tenure In Informal Settlements

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Achievements

2011 The KISIP Project Officially Commenced
1,377,149 Beneficiaries
98.357 Km Roads Constructed
145.078 Km Footpaths Constructed
183.812 Km Drainage Canals Constructed
21 Ablution Blocks Constructed
63.048 Km Sewer Pipeline Laid 4,788 Connection Done
246 Vending Platforms Constructed
112.494 Km Water Pipeline Laid 9,235 Connections Done
2,447 Installed Lights
23,447 Titles Prepared
45,278 Youths Employed
2028 The KISIP Project Will Officially End

Achievements

  1. 2011 The KISIP Project Officially Commenced
  2. 1,377,149 Beneficiaries
  3. 98.357 Km Roads Constructed
  4. 145.078 Km Footpaths Constructed
  5. 183.812 Km Drainage Canals Constructed
  6. 21 Ablution Blocks Constructed
  7. 63.048 Km Sewer Pipeline Laid 4,788 Connection Done
  8. 246 Vending Platforms Constructed
  9. 112.494 Km Water Pipeline Laid 9,235 Connections Done
  10. 2,447 Installed Lights
  11. 23,447 Titles Prepared
  12. 45,278 Youths Employed
  13. 2028 The KISIP Project Will Officially End

Introducing The Second Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project

About Us

The Second Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP 2) is a jointly funded project by the World Bank (Internal Development Association (IDA), Agence Française de Development (AFD), the European Union (EU) and the Government of Kenya (GOK). The project is domiciled at the State Department for Housing and Urban Development. The project development objective is “to improve access to basic services and land tenure security of residents in participating urban informal settlements and strengthen institutional capacity for slum upgrading in Kenya”.

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1,377,149 Total Beneficiaries
23,447 Title Deeds Issued
98 Km Road Constructed
145 Km Footpath Constructed

Our Partners

Government of Kenya The World Bank — IBRD / IDA Agence Française de Développement European Union