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Kisumu, Kenya, February 2021 – A delegation from UN-Habitat visited Kenya’s lakeside city of Kisumu to discuss ways of increasing cooperation.  

UN-Habitat has been supporting the preparation of landuse plans for the lakefront  area since 2013 through the Lakefront Development Initiative for the city, which is due to host the ninth Africities Summit.

Kisumu developed an Inventory of Public Open Spaces and Public Markets that has guided the city manager to reclaim public spaces for better use in addition to establishing a Valuation Roll which stipulates amounts payable to the city by landowners for land owned to ensure proper land rates collection based on UN-Habitat’s Own Source Revenue Analysis.