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What Are The Implementation Arrangements?

KISIP 2 is being implemented at both National and County Levels.

National Level: Responsible for overall implementation of the project. The following implementation units have been established;

  • Project Steering Committee
  • National Project Coordination Team (NPCT)

County Level: Responsible for the day-to-day coordination of county level Project activities through the County Project Coordination Team (CPCT). CPCTs have been established in all the 33 participating counties.

How Were The Participating Counties Selected?

KISIP2 participation is voluntary and open to all 47 counties that meet county readiness and settlement eligibility requirements. Counties submit informal settlements for assessment against criteria such as land ownership and legal status, community readiness (including women's participation), population density, settlement size, proximity to urban centres, housing characteristics, and the potential for upgrading with minimal displacement.

When Did KISIP Commence?

The project commenced in 2011 as a project under the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development. It was initially a five-year project. However, there were project extensions and phase 1 officially closed in December, 2020. Due to the major strides realized, the Government got financing to implement a second phase of the project, referred to as the Second Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP 2). The second phase becomes effective in 2021 and is expected to close in 2026.

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