Tuwan Ward residents in Saboti Sub-County commended for their collaboration in facilitating the Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project Phase Two (KISIP2), which promises significant infrastructure upgrades and aligns with Kenya's Vision 2030.

The Kenya Informal Settlement Improvement Project (KISIP2) in Trans Nzoia County, funded by the World Bank and AFD, is transforming informal settlements with major advancements in infrastructure such as roads, drainage, water supply, and public lighting.

Trans Nzoia's CEC for Lands, Janerose Nasimiyu Mutama, praises the progress of the KISIP2 infrastructure project despite weather challenges, emphasizing timely completion and community benefits.

The World Bank commends Trans Nzoia County for its impressive progress on the KISIP 2 Project, which aims to improve the lives of over 52,705 residents in five informal settlements

Trans Nzoia County launches KISIP 2 to improve infrastructure and living conditions in five informal settlements, enhancing roads, water supply, and sanitation systems.

Trans Nzoia's KISIP 2 project will improve sanitation and water access for over 1,500 families in the Kipsongo informal settlements, enhancing the health and well-being of the community.