The final day of the capacity-building induction organized by the Nakuru County Department of Lands, Physical Planning, Housing, and Urban Development provided an interactive platform for municipal board members. The session aimed to address challenges faced by the members in their roles over the past six months, aligning with Governor Susan Kihika’s Urban Agenda.
During the insightful discussion, board members highlighted key challenges, offering a comprehensive understanding of their delegated functions. This exchange served as an eye-opener for the members and facilitated a better grasp of their roles in advancing Nakuru County’s urban development goals.
Hon. Palang’a, the committee chairperson for the department, emphasized the crucial need for board members to translate the knowledge gained during the three-day workshop into actionable strategies. He reiterated the Nakuru County Assembly’s commitment to ensuring that municipal boards effectively fulfil their mandates.
In her closing remarks, Chief Officer for Lands and Physical Planning, Catherine Changwony, expressed gratitude to the members for their active participation. She acknowledged that the insights and recommendations generated during the workshop would play a pivotal role in formulating effective policies and strategies for the development of Nakuru County.
The workshop not only provided a platform for addressing challenges but also fostered new resolutions, collaboration, and networking among municipal board members. These interactions are essential for exploring potential solutions to the diverse challenges faced in promoting sustainable urban development for the citizens of Nakuru.