01Economy
African integration made local
Translate freer African movement, AfCFTA value addition, regional infrastructure and dignified refugee inclusion into measurable local opportunity. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Ensure women, girls, refugees, migrants and host communities shape African movement, trade and integration policy.
- Connect women-led and youth-led enterprises to standards, finance, digital trade and EAC and AfCFTA value chains.
- Open safe African job, apprenticeship and professional networks for women, young people and persons with disabilities, with protection from recruitment fraud, trafficking, harassment and discrimination.
- Connect underrepresented founders to verified African accelerators, corporate programmes, mentors, investors and buyers while publishing inclusion, funding and business-survival outcomes.
- Track whether regional trade and corridor investment improves safety, care, livelihoods and services for affected communities.
EAC Common Market Protocol · AfCFTA Agreement · Refugees Act 2021 · Agenda 2063 Aspiration 202Society
Political pay that reflects public service
Advance AAM's tiered remuneration reform lawfully through the SRC mandate, transparent evidence and budgets that return verified savings to citizens. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Support a transparent, independently verified and SRC-led tiered political remuneration review.
- Demand that any savings model protects lower-paid representation and is not used to weaken lawful affirmative representation.
- Prioritise verified savings for JSS teachers, Community Health Promoters, vulnerable households and disciplined-service families through lawful budgets.
- Report gross remuneration removed, PAYE and statutory receipts foregone, implementation cost and net fiscal space separately before proposing how any saving will be used.
Constitution Articles 201 and 230 · SRC Act · Public Finance Management Act03Society
The First 66 Days Integrity Compact
Establish the fiscal truth quickly, publish it clearly and begin lawful correction without bypassing independent institutions or due process. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Use the first 66 days to collect county evidence on ghost services, exclusion, unpaid valid claims and stalled public commitments.
- Publish an inclusion audit showing who bears the cost of leakage and which corrective budgets are required.
- Refer credible misconduct evidence to competent bodies and protect survivors, witnesses, whistle-blowers and due process.
Constitution Articles 10, 73, 201 and 229 · Public Audit Act · Leadership and Integrity Act04The Individual
National Health Cover: health first, value shared
Protect pooled care first, use only genuine reserves for tightly governed investment, and turn verified returns into better access rather than political or private extraction. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Test the NHC benefit package and investment-return allocations for their effect on women, children, caregivers, persons with disabilities and excluded households.
- Track maternal, reproductive, mental-health, chronic-care and protection services across the county and publish evidence for national budget action.
- Ensure wellness rewards are based on supported preventive participation, never on avoiding necessary care or remaining claim-free.
Constitution Article 43 · Social Health Insurance Act 2023 reform · Public Finance Management Act · Agenda 2063 Goal 305Society
A permanent public listening and accountability calendar
Keep representation active between elections through linked mid-month ward forums, end-month constituency town halls and quarterly, six-month and annual accountability engagements. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Attend and listen at no fewer than one rotating mid-month ward engagement each month, ensuring women, girls, caregivers, persons with disabilities and excluded communities can participate safely.
- Use constituency and quarterly county forums to track inclusion, protection, care and opportunity issues across the whole county.
- Publish which community submissions informed parliamentary work, budget oversight or referrals to responsible institutions.
Constitution Articles 10, 35, 118, 174, 196 and 232 · County Governments Act · AAM servant-leadership commitment06Economy
A circular, climate-resilient local economy
Turn repair, reuse, recovery and ecological restoration into cleaner neighbourhoods, resilient livelihoods and productive enterprise. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Ensure women, youth, persons with disabilities and informal waste workers share safely in circular enterprise, procurement, skills and ownership opportunities.
- Track the household health, care, water, food and livelihood effects of pollution, climate shocks and restoration programmes.
- Demand accessible consultation and protection from hazardous work, displacement and discriminatory benefit allocation.
Sustainable Waste Management Act 2022 · Climate Change Act · EPR Regulations · Constitution Fourth Schedule07Economy
Mineral value with community protection
Connect responsible extraction to transparent revenue, local skills and viable processing while protecting land, water, workers and communities. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Track whether mining law, community agreements and public revenue protect women, children, workers and marginalised communities.
- Open safe skills, supplier and enterprise pathways for underrepresented residents in processing and related industries.
- Demand effective remedies for violence, exploitation, pollution, displacement and unpaid community benefits.
Mining Act 2016 · Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act · Constitution Fourth Schedule08Economy
Production cities governed for public value
Develop only evidence-backed, county-planned growth centres that create productive work, affordable services and ecological repair without private government or forced displacement. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Test every proposed production city for affordable housing, care, health, safety, accessibility, mobility and livelihood security.
- Ensure women, youth, persons with disabilities and existing residents participate in planning and share in jobs, procurement and land-value gains.
- Publish inclusion outcomes and grievance resolution before supporting each new development stage.
Urban Areas and Cities Act · Physical and Land Use Planning Act · PPP Act 2021 · Community Land Act09Economy
Transparent capital for productive growth
Help credible enterprises and infrastructure become finance-ready while preserving independent regulation, full disclosure and household investor protection. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Expand impartial financial literacy and issuer support for women-led and underrepresented enterprises without political selection.
- Require plain-language risk, fee and conflict disclosure in publicly promoted investment opportunities.
- Track access to productive capital while protecting households from fraud, unsuitable concentration and false return claims.
Capital Markets Act · Public Offers and Listings Regulations 2023 · Constitution Article 20110Economy
Infrastructure before height
Link urban density to verified water, sanitation, mobility, emergency, waste and power capacity instead of discretionary tower approvals. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Test high-rise and dense-development plans for affordable housing, water, sanitation, safe mobility, care, accessibility and emergency readiness.
- Ensure women, children, persons with disabilities, tenants and informal workers participate before major approvals.
- Track displacement, safety and service burdens and demand corrective action through Parliament and county institutions.
Physical and Land Use Planning Act · Building Regulations · National Building Code 2024 · Urban Areas and Cities Act11Economy
Vumbua: capability, rights and local value
Build African AI capability through transparent research and enterprise partnerships while protecting data, democratic accountability and equal access. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Ensure African women, youth, persons with disabilities and marginalised language communities shape datasets, evaluation, skills and enterprise access.
- Demand protection from bias, surveillance, exploitation and automated denial of rights, with explanation and human appeal.
- Track whether public AI investment produces accessible services and fair economic opportunity across the county.
Kenya National AI Strategy 2025–2030 · Data Protection Act · PPP Act 2021 · Agenda 2063 Goals 2 and 412Economy
The 12 GW reliable-power mission
Connect national capacity milestones to lawful local planning, dependable service, industrial growth and a strict transition away from routine diesel generation. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Track whether major power, nuclear, industrial and data projects protect household health, water, safety, livelihoods and meaningful participation.
- Open skills, procurement and enterprise opportunities to women, youth, persons with disabilities and affected communities.
- Demand remedies where energy development creates displacement, pollution, exclusion or unaffordable service burdens.
Energy Act · LCPDP 2024–2043 · Nuclear Regulatory Act · Climate Change Act · Constitution Fourth Schedule13The Individual
Safety and justice for women and girls
Strengthen law, budgets and oversight against gender-based violence and exclusion. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Press for survivor-centred prevention, response, shelter, health and justice systems.
- Track national and county compliance with protection duties.
- Build safe reporting and referral partnerships across the county.
Constitution Article 95 · Agenda 2063 Aspiration 614Economy
Women’s economic agency
Remove structural barriers to finance, markets, assets, skills and decent work. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Audit affirmative procurement and enterprise funds for access and results.
- Champion care infrastructure and protections for informal workers.
- Connect women-led enterprises to value chains and digital markets.
Vision 2030 Economic and Social Pillars · Agenda 2063 Goal 1715The Individual
Maternal, reproductive and family health
Use national law and oversight to make respectful, safe care available throughout the county. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Track maternal and newborn service readiness with county health leaders.
- Protect adolescent health information, prevention and support.
- Advocate adequate national financing for community and referral care.
Vision 2030 Social Pillar · Agenda 2063 Goal 316The Individual
Opportunity without exclusion
Represent women, youth, persons with disabilities and marginalised communities in law and budgets. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Test Bills and budgets for gender, disability and generational impact.
- Demand accessible education, public services and civic participation.
- Publish an annual county inclusion scorecard.
Constitution Articles 27, 54, 55 and 9517Society
Representation people can measure
Replace symbolic representation with open priorities, voting records and county-wide follow-up. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Publish legislative priorities and a complete voting record.
- Run accessible county consultations before major budget and legislative decisions.
- Disclose programme selection criteria, allocations and results.
Vision 2030 Political Pillar · Agenda 2063 Aspiration 318The Individual
Families and communities that can thrive
Shape national budgets and law around care, safety, opportunity and the diverse realities of families across the county. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Consult caregivers, children, youth, elders, persons with disabilities, faith groups and service providers without discrimination.
- Champion childcare, family health, mental-health, protection and safe public spaces.
- Track whether national programmes reach marginalised settlements and host communities fairly.
- Support anti-discrimination, peace-building and integration initiatives that protect constitutional rights.
AAM Manifesto 2024: Family and Community Integration · Constitution Articles 27, 45 and 5319The Individual
Learning, sport, arts and leadership pathways
Ensure girls and excluded young people can learn, create, compete and lead without violence or structural barriers. The Nairobi City County programme will publish a baseline, costed targets and progress measures.
- Track safe, inclusive schools and transitions into TVET, university, apprenticeships and work.
- Champion facilities and programmes for sport, arts, science, innovation and digital participation.
- Protect young people from exploitation, harassment and discriminatory exclusion.
- Celebrate and connect county talent to national and African opportunities.
AAM Manifesto 2024: Education, Family and Free Press · Agenda 2063 Goals 2 and 1820Economy
An affordable, moving and liveable capital
Make housing, mobility, drainage, public space, safety and the informal economy work together for a dignified city. This is the initial Nairobi City County policy lens and will be refined through documented community participation.
- Integrate walking, public transport, freight, markets and accessible streets.
- Pair settlement upgrading with tenure fairness, services and livelihood protection.
- Treat waste, flooding, air quality and green space as public-health priorities.
Vision 2030 Urbanisation · Agenda 2063 Goals 1 and 10
