The Natural Environment – Land and Sea
“Development has brought prosperity to some, but the benefits of development have not gone to all our people, and it has come at a great price – the price of our natural heritage. This is unfortunate because protecting the environment and developing our country do not have to be mutually exclusive. We can and must do both. The preservation of our culture, economy, and quality of life depend on it.”
– Hon Gideon Nyakundi
- Environmental Awareness Audit: Conduct audits to determine public views and levels of environmental awareness.
- Quarterly Workshops: Partner with the National Trust, KERA, and other agencies to conduct workshops and ensure education at all levels.
- Environmental Curriculum: Review existing curricula, identify gaps, and develop a comprehensive national curriculum for all school years.
- Cultural Heritage Preservation: Collaborate with public and private sectors to preserve traditional knowledge such as medicinal plant lore, boat building, and storytelling.
Infrastructure and Transportation for Real Change
Over the past decade, Kenya’s infrastructure has crumbled and failed to keep pace with development. A KENYA COMMUNITY ALLIANCE MOVEMENTK Government will prioritize repairs, upgrades, and visionary projects to foster sustained growth.
Repairs and Installations
- Government Buildings: Implement an aggressive repairs plan for all government buildings.
- Roadways: Pave all major roadways over a four-year period and explore partnerships with the private sector for maintenance.
- Flood Management: Address flood-prone areas by instituting proper drainage systems based on existing studies.
- Water Access: Map areas and schedule water installations for residents who wish to have city water.
Critical Record Keeping
- Asset Logging: Revitalize and properly log TCIG assets with valuations.
- Road Safety Database: Establish a robust database and management system for road safety.
Road Safety Management
As a growing country and tourist destination, Kenya requires stronger road management systems. A KENYA COMMUNITY ALLIANCE MOVEMENTK Government will:
- Ensure digitized inspection of vehicles.
- Strengthen road safety presence through increased patrols and enforcement.
- Conduct a comprehensive review and strengthening of the Road Safety Department.
- Increase street and directional signage in school zones, attractions, and common-use areas.
Visionary Initiatives for the Transportation Sector
To propel Kenya forward, we propose new institutions and infrastructure that align with our vision for growth and development.
- Public Transportation Authority: Oversee personal cabs and bus services for residents.
- Spine Link Road: Connect North to South and East to West with dual carriage highways fostering economic and social benefits.
- Port Management Review: Conduct a comprehensive review of port management in Mombasa and Kisumu.
- Airline Sector Review: Evaluate and improve the airline sector to enhance connectivity.
Free Wi-Fi and Public Zones
A KENYA COMMUNITY ALLIANCE MOVEMENTK Government will create public zones with free Wi-Fi to enhance connectivity and accessibility for all citizens.
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