Exploring Dandora Nairobi Kenya

The residential estate of Dandora began its existence in the late 1970s in the eastern segment of Nairobi which is located in Kenya. The housing facility was built so working industrial area families and their young men could get proper accommodation.
Each of the estate's five phases shows representation of a particular community section. Time has brought challenges to Dandora with the primary dumping site of Nairobi emerging in its vicinity. Environmental concerns along with health risks affect the residents due to the existence of this dumpsite which creates pollution in the area.
The community members show both strength and determination in the face of these obstacles. Various partnerships involving local citizens and youth organizations and UN-Habitat have historically converted wasteland areas into attractive clean environments. Through these collective measures the community has achieved better life quality standards which have strengthened pride among its residents.
Visiting Dandora enables observers to witness both standard activities and collaborative ventures residents employ to face challenges. Residents who participate with local guides gain better comprehension about their neighborhood's history along with its difficulties and active initiatives that work toward neighborhood development.
The below video offers visual information about Dandora community initiatives:
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