The City of Kisumu Urban Areas Association (CKUAA) is founded pursuant to section 13(2)(e) of the Urban Areas and Cities Act 13/2011 laws of the Republic of Kenya and is dully registered under the Societies Act Cap 108 Laws of Kenya as a Non-Religious, Non-Political and Not-For-Profit making welfare organization. CKUAA anchors its operational legitimacy on the Urban Areas and Cities Act no. 13 of 2011 and has aligned itself to the Kenya Vision 2030, Kisumu Urban Integrated Strategic Plan and The New Urban Agenda (UN HABITAT, Quito 2016)
Read More…To transform the City of Kisumu, through collaborative and partnership, into a better place to live, work and visit locally, nationally, regionally and globally.
Read More…To be the leader in Urban Areas & Cities regeneration through inclusive proactive approach in sustainable urban growth and development.
Read More....Our main objective is to promote, Uphold and Protect the highest standards of Urban Areas Governance, Service Delivery, Business Leadership and Ethics in Kisumu.
Read More…From humble beginnings as a port in 1901, today the City of Kisumu is the third largest City in Kenya, the Principal City of West Kenya Region and the Headquarters of the County Government of Kisumu. It is also the second most important city after Kampala in the greater Lake Victoria basin, the gate-way to East & Central Africa and the Commercial Capital of the East African Community. The City of Kisumu host the Secretariat of the Lake Victoria Economic Bloc that brings together 13 Counties. In 2006, the City of Kisumu became the first to be designated as an “UN Millennium City” in the entire world.