Community Outreach Strategy for Slum Improvement Project - Presentation Transcript
Slum Upgrading Project Kibera, Kenya Community Outreach Strategy Josie Noah December 3, 2008
Kibera & UN-HABITAT
Slum near Nairobi, Kenya
630 acres
1 million residents
UN-HABITAT headquartered in Nairobi
Political
10 Official Villages
Language
Illegal settlement
Social
Infectious Disease
Crime
Literacy
Physical
Fragile Landscape
Roads
Foundations
Goal of Project A Detailed Community Plan for Kibera that outlines the following:
Methodology
SARAR
Self-esteem, associative strength, resourcefulness, action planning & responsibility for follow through
Active engagement of residents to understand the community’s resources
Targeting populations that have low literacy rates
Investigative (areas where little is known about the population)
Community Outreach Strategy
Phase 1: Understanding the Community
Time Frame: 1-1 ½ years
Components
Three Pile Sorting
Determine priorities within the community
A set of pictures showing different projects
Sort by prioritization
Community Census
Each village, door to door
Gather information on housing, business, population, language, etc.
Participatory Mapping
Physical and socio-economic characteristics of the community
Obtain local community knowledge
Orthophoto/Sketching
Pocket Charts
Determining use of water, location of trash dumping, schools, bathroom facilities, & markets
Vote by token
Example: Where do you get your water for drinking, bathing, washing? From the river? Water vendor? Water tank?
Phase 2: Analysis & Plan Development
Time Frame: 6-9 months
Components
Analysis of and Compilation of Data
Compile findings and share with community through visual techniques (maps, diagrams)
Implementation Charrette
Develop an implementable community plan
Kibera-wide to village-wide
Charrette Schedule
9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Wednesday—Tuesday (off Saturday and Sunday)
Weds-Thurs (Kibera)
Thurs-Tues (Village)
Designers remain after 2:00 pm during doodle & draw phases
Kibera Slum Upgrading Plan
Kibera
Understand overall flow of community
Locate resources
Villages
Water, Sewer & Trash Infrastructure
Transportation Infrastructure
Creation of Affordable Housing
Relocation
Limit Expansion
Social Service Needs & Placement
Key Stakeholders Stakeholder Level of Influence Level of Interest UN-HABITAT A A City of Nairobi A A Government of Kenya B+ B Nairobi City Planning & Architecture Dept. B B- Kibera Police C C Public Health Organizations B A Community Organizations B A Environmental Organizations B A Educational Institutions C A Villages of Kibera, Village Elders C A Residents of Kibera D A Waste Management Companies D C Water/Sewer Service Providers D C Local Housing Developers D C
Phase 3: Preparation for Implementation
Time Frame: 3-6 months
Components
Public Meetings/Open Houses
Held by Village
Stations/Experts by Topic
Visuals! Visuals! Visuals!
Opportunity for Feedback
Production of the Final Community Plan for Implementation
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