Housing Policy
Formulating and implementing national housing policies to ensure equitable access to shelter for all Kenyans.
Delivering quality, affordable homes and sustainable urban development across all 47 counties through inclusive housing programmes.

The State Department of Housing and Urban Development coordinates housing policies and programmes across Kenya. We drive affordable housing, manage civil servant housing, and spearhead urban transformation nationwide under the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development.
Quality homes under the Big Four Agenda via Boma Yangu.
Sustainable urban growth planning across Kenyan cities.
Transforming informal settlements into dignified communities.
Formulating and implementing national housing policies to ensure equitable access to shelter for all Kenyans.
Delivering affordable homes through Boma Yangu — studios to 3-bedroom units for every income bracket.
Managing sustainable urban growth, metropolitan frameworks, and integrated spatial development strategies.
Managing the CSHSF — dignified accommodation for government employees across Kenya.
Transforming informal settlements through KENSUP and KISIP — improving infrastructure and security of tenure.
Overseeing development, maintenance, and management of government housing estates across Kenya.
Registering construction professionals and managing national construction codes and standards.
National secretariat coordinating Kenya's Habitat agenda and international obligations.
World Bank-backed initiative strengthening urban institutions, governance, and climate-resilient infrastructure.

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