Pwani 2050
A twenty-five year economic development plan for Kenya's coastal region, authored by the region's civil society and government stakeholders.
What you read here has been written by the region's own stakeholders in the Collab Studio and approved by a community reviewer. Every page says who wrote it and links back to the discussion behind it.
Governance
How the coast governs itself and how its people take part.
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Governance & Devolution
County government, the regional bloc, national-county relations, and public finance.
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Civic Engagement
How residents, civil society and community groups take part in decisions about the coast.
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Land and Environment
Land tenure, historical land injustices, climate adaptation, and coastal ecosystems.
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Infrastructure
The physical systems the region runs on.
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Energy
A hub for everything the plan says and the community knows about energy on the coast.
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Water
Water supply, sanitation, and water resources including the Mzima and Baricho sources.
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Transportation
Roads, rail, ferries, airports and public transport that move people and goods across the coast.
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Economic Development
The sectors that create jobs and income across the coast.
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Tourism
Coastal, cultural, heritage and eco-tourism, and the hospitality workforce.
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Agriculture
Crops, livestock, irrigation and agro-processing across the six counties.
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Ports & Logistics
The Port of Mombasa, Lamu Port, freight rail and road corridors, and the logistics economy.
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Industry
Manufacturing, mining, special economic zones and small enterprise.
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Blue Economy
Fisheries, aquaculture, marine conservation, coastal and marine resources.
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Citizen's Lives
The services and opportunities that shape daily life.
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Health
Health services, facilities and outcomes across the region.
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Education and Skills
Basic education outcomes, technical training, and workforce skills for the plan's themes.
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Housing
Affordable housing, informal settlements, urban planning and land.
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Arts & Creative Sector
Music, crafts, film, festivals and the creative economy of the coast.
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Recently published
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Project
Lamu Spaceport
Describe the project in a few sentences, and cite where each fact comes from.
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Reference
CASE STUDY FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO ESTABLISH AN EQUATORIAL - IAC.pdf, page 1.
CASE STUDY FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO ESTABLISH AN EQUATORIAL - IAC.pdf, page 1.
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Reference
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 1.
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 1.
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Reference
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 3.
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 3.
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Reference
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 5.
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript - March 5 - Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro.pdf, page 5.
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Holding
Lamu Spaceport
Visualization of the possible Lamu Spaceport
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Holding
CASE STUDY FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO ESTABLISH AN EQUATORIAL IAC
CASE STUDY FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO ESTABLISH AN EQUATORIAL SPACEPORT by Meshack Ndiritu & Selina Hayes
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Holding
AIAA Region 2 Conference 2024 Manuscript March 5 Kurt Gugelev Shapiro
AIAA Paper written by Kurt Gugelev-Shapiro on the legacy of space exploration in Kenya, and why a new spaceport makes sense