The Integrated Transport Planning Project aims to transform the way urban transport systems are designed and implemented, focusing on creating a multimodal transport network that seamlessly connects various transportation options. This initiative targets the improvement of connectivity across all urban sectors, reducing congestion, travel time, and environmental impact.

Through extensive data analysis and planning, this project will design a strategic framework for integrating different transport modes such as buses, trains, bikes, and pedestrian walkways. By prioritizing efficient land use and strategic planning, the project will enable smoother transitions between various modes of transport, facilitating greater mobility for residents, businesses, and visitors alike.

A key component of the project is to ensure that transport planning is aligned with urban growth patterns, ensuring that infrastructure development keeps pace with the increasing demands of urban populations. The project will also emphasize accessibility, ensuring that transportation options are available to everyone, including underserved and marginalized communities.

Key Features of the Project:

• Multimodal Integration: Connecting various transport systems to provide efficient and convenient travel options.
• Reduced Congestion: Strategic planning to alleviate traffic congestion and improve the flow of people and goods.
• Sustainability: Prioritizing green transportation options to reduce the environmental impact of urban travel.
• Accessibility for All: Ensuring transport systems are inclusive, catering to the needs of diverse urban populations.

The Integrated Transport Planning Project is central to addressing Nairobi’s urban mobility challenges and is expected to significantly contribute to the city’s economic growth by improving transport efficiency and reducing barriers to access.