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New plan to bring services closer to Nairobi residents

Tom Odongo. Interesting times lie ahead for the capital with the Nairobi Integrated Urban Development Master Plan promising a number of changes. [PHOTO: COURTESY / STANDARD]

1. We understand the city has been operating without a plan. How true is this?

The City of Nairobi has not had a framework to guide its development since 2000. The 1973 Nairobi Metropolitan Growth Strategy lapsed in 2000.

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