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As a member of the Just City Working Group (JSWG), we played a pivotal role in the development of the Nakuru City Development Priorities Visualization System. We were instrumental in visualizing Nakuru Urban Resilience Data to empower the Nakuru City board with data-driven decision-making capabilities and the ability to monitor the progress of urban resilience projects nationwide.
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In partnership with Malaika Foundation, we conducted the Women and Blue Economy Baseline Project Survey — examining the socioeconomic aspects of Masese Beach in Jinja, Uganda, and Dunga Beach in Kisumu City, Kenya, both on Lake Victoria.
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Conducted in collaboration with UN-Habitat, CSUDP and Kisumu City, this project advanced community-based solid waste management and established a Public Private People Partnership (PPPP) framework in low-income areas of Kisumu City, Kenya.
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In collaboration with UN-Habitat, CSUDP, and Mombasa County. Geotechsys Africa played a crucial role in data collection, analysis, reporting, and GIS mapping to enhance solid waste management in Taita Taveta County.
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Geotechsys Africa Ltd, in collaboration with the Nakuru City Board, conducted a comprehensive GIS mapping exercise of open spaces within the city of Nakuru — identifying locations, assessing status, proposing improvements, and informing discussions on Nakuru Vision 2050.
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In collaboration with Reconcile EA and ILRI, we used Participatory GIS (PGIS) to generate spatial knowledge about pastoralist land tenures and livestock corridors in the Waldaa Community, Moyale and Marsabit, Kenya.
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The Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing, and Urban Development, along with key partners, initiated a comprehensive survey under the Kenya Urban Support Program (KUSP). Our role encompassed providing an online data collection tool, monitoring data collection, analysis, mapping, and reporting.
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Geotechsys Africa was crucial in the settlement UCODE co-design campaign, creating online data collection tools and managing data analysis and GIS mapping. The project showcased just city principles and acted as a pilot for the UCODE tool for community-based planning.
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We collaborated with the Public Space Network NGO on projects promoting safe, inclusive public spaces in Nairobi. Our role included technical advisory to student trainees on co-design processes in Kayole, Kamukunji, Kibera, and Dandora.
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