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Sections of the Ngong River have become dumping grounds for household and industrial waste, contaminating water used by downstream communities for washing, livestock, and small-scale farming. Years of complaints have not resulted in consistent enforcement.

County budget documents are currently published only as dense technical PDFs that most residents cannot realistically interpret, making it difficult to hold local government accountable for how public funds are spent. A simplified, public-facing summary would change that.

Over 60% of streetlights along a major residential corridor have been non-functional for more than a year, contributing to a rise in reported muggings and making the area unsafe for anyone commuting after dark. Repairs have been requested repeatedly without result.

Thousands of domestic workers are employed without any written contract, leaving them with no clear record of agreed wages, working hours, or termination terms — and little recourse when those terms are violated. A simple, enforced contract requirement would close this gap.

Many girls in public secondary schools miss classes every month due to lack of access to sanitary products, directly affecting their academic performance and increasing dropout rates. A consistent, funded supply program would remove this barrier entirely.

Several primary schools along busy roads have no speed bumps, marked crossings, or crossing guards, putting children at serious risk every school day. Basic traffic-calming measures at these known hotspots could prevent accidents before they happen.

Many rural dispensaries across Kenya lack even basic maternity facilities, forcing expectant mothers to travel long distances — sometimes over an hour — to reach the nearest hospital with delivery services. This puts both mothers and newborns at serious risk, especially during emergencies.

Improve Road Safety by Constructing Pedestrian Footbridges Along Kisii–Migori Highway at Suneka Town

Improve Road Safety by Constructing Pedestrian Footbridges Along Kisii–Migori Highway at Suneka Town