Axel van Trotsenburg, Senior Managing Director at the World Bank Group, passionately championed ongoing innovation in Kenya’s informal settlement projects, igniting a fervent drive to enhance youth employment and obliterate inequalities.

Trotsenburg acclaimed the Digital Public Works (DPW) Model, spearheaded by KISIP 2, for its pivotal role in combating inequalities and bolstering urban youth amidst the whirlwind of rapid urbanization.

He emphasizes the surging demand for digital prowess, urging stakeholders to boldly navigate the shifting terrains of business.

The DPW Model, orchestrated by KISIP2, has catalyzed a tangible transformation among Nairobi’s youth, leveraging streamlined digital strategies.

Bertrand Willocquet, the astute AFD Kenya Country Director, underscores the paramount importance of collaboration in propelling KISIP projects to greater heights.

Charles Hinga and Said Athman fervently deliberated on the seismic impact of the DPW Model on youth employment.

Armed with newfound skills for information production, youth are poised for success, seizing short-term opportunities and laying the groundwork for a prosperous future.

Engaging in data collection, youth immerse themselves in the digital realm, acquiring invaluable knowledge and honing their abilities through surveys and digital techniques.

KISIP 2’s unwavering commitment to inclusivity and infrastructural innovation serves as a powerful beacon, empowering Kenyan youth and igniting a fervor for change.