• The project is strategically designed to strengthen the capacities of urban institutions, thereby enhancing the delivery and resilience of urban infrastructure and services.

President Ruto has said that the second phase of the Urban Support Programme (KUSP) incorporates a robust climate change mitigation and resilience component, showcasing the government's unwavering dedication to constructing adaptable cities and communities capable of withstanding ever-changing environmental risks.

During the official launch of the second Urban Support Programme at State House, Nairobi, on May 7, 2024, President Ruto emphasized the urgent need for the government to address the challenges posed by ongoing flooding caused by unusually high rainfall.

Recognizing the severity of the situation, he highlighted the importance of targeted efforts to address these issues with specific attention.

“We have close to 7 million people in Kenya living in informal settlements, and they deserve our attention. The ongoing flooding due to high rainfall underscores the urgent need for us to address this issue with very particular and specific attention,” President Ruto said.

The project is strategically designed to strengthen the capacities of urban institutions, thereby enhancing the delivery and resilience of urban infrastructure and services.

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President Ruto highlighted the government’s commitment to creating decent homes for Kenyans, particularly those living in informal settlements.

The launch of the second Urban Support Programme marks a crucial step in Kenya's efforts to create sustainable and resilient urban spaces.