SDI Kenya's initiatives have led to significant improvements in urban settlements, mobilizing thousands of people and creating inclusive cities where low-income communities have access to adequate housing and services.
As an affiliate of Slum Dwellers International (SDI), a global network operating in over 20 countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, SDI Kenya mobilizes thousands of the most vulnerable women, men, and youth.
SDI Kenya provides technical support to Muungano wa Wanavijijij, the National Movement of the urban poor in Kenya.
Our programs and projects support Muungano wa Wanavijiji in driving community-led initiatives that focus on improving access to housing, services, and land, empowering marginalized communities to lead the change toward more inclusive and resilient urban environments.
Explore our latest updates, including blogs, reports, publications, and events, showcasing key developments from our programs and projects.
Today, despite obstacles, Kibera is a hub of resilience and creativity, with communities—particularly the youth—actively working to address issues like housing, climate change, and social inequality through initiatives like artivism.
SDI Kenya is excited to announce our participation in the 12th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF12), a premier global conference established by the United Nations in 2001. The WUF is dedicated to addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid urbanization, focusing on its impacts on communities, cities, economies, climate change, and policy development.
Mental health awareness in communities is growing, emphasizing the need to remove stigmas and create supportive environments. This shift empowers individuals to take control of their mental well-being. Read more on how communities are leading this change.
Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. We work closely with a diverse range of partners, grassroots communities, academia, development organizations, governments, and research institutions to build inclusive cities for the urban poor.
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