Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development

In line with the Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development goal of ensuring a safe and secure Nairobi Metropolitan Region as captured in Nairobi Metro 2030 blueprint and the National Vision 2030, an inter-ministerial committee was formed to spearhead the Integrated Urban Surveillance System for the region.

The Ministry advertised an International Tender on June 5, 2012 inviting bidders for supply, installation, testing, commissioning and handing over of Integrated Urban Surveillance System for Nairobi Metropolitan Area – Nairobi City Business District (CBD).

The Nairobi Metropolitan Services Improvement Project (NaMSIP) loan amounting to Kshs 25.24 billion has been signed. This follows request by the government of Kenya to the Bank to help with its urban transformation. NaMSIP is one of the three projects with different element of urban development that were identified for financing.

The Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development in pursuit of implementing objectives of Nairobi Metro 2030 Strategy endeavours to enhance quality of life and inclusiveness in Nairobi Metro Region (NMR) through promotion and development of health, education, housing, cultural heritage and sports facilities.

The interim British High Commissioner to Kenya Dr. Peter Tibber, recently paid Hon. Jamleck Kamau, the Minister Nairobi Metropolitan Development, a courtesy call in his office at Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC)

The Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development (MoNMED) has embarked on construction of the above road in Kajiado County which is under the Nairobi Metropolitan Area. These works are in line with the Ministry’s Strategic Plan, key result area number three (3), “Enhance mobility and connectivity through effective transportation”.

The Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan development (MONMED) has embarked on construction of above roads in Nairobi Eastland area. These works are in line with the Ministry’s Strategic Plan, key result area number three (3), “Enhance mobility and connectivity through effective transportation”.

Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development has a new Minister. Hon Jamleck Irungu Kamau has taken over the reigns from Hon. Robinson Njeru Githae.

Following an order from the Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development, Metz Aerials has delivered an L56 aerial ladder to the Nairobi City Council Fire Department in Kenya. Together with several Rosenbauer pumper trucks, this customized piece of equipment forms an integral part of the “Nairobi Growth and Development Strategy” that has been drawn up for the booming Kenyan capital.

The aerial has an integrated elevator for three persons, which facilitates an extremely short rescue cycle during emergency operations.

The Ministry of Nairobi Metropolitan Development has undertaken short term interventions to implement one of the key results areas; that of ensuring a safe, secure and prosperous Nairobi Metropolitan Region through sustained reduction in crime and other adverse incidences including mitigating against disasters.