Key Sectors

Situation/challenges

Special Needs

• Lack of dependable data.
• Lack of information on location of the problems i.e. Nature and extent of the problem
• Level of service delivery
• Lack of openness in declaring the existence of a problem due to social stigma.

IDPs

• Provision of basic facilities
• Provision of land for resettlement
• Politics

Interventions/Solutions

IDPs

Quick Wins

• Problem was politically generated; political solution should be developed.
• Lack of adequate budgetary allocation to address the problem.
• Lack of unity in addressing our local problems.
• Conduct district needs assessment at the district level through stake holders through participatory approach.
• Identify the location and number of IDPs in the existing camps.
• Record the nature and extent of the problems.
• Determining the current level of service delivery and identify existing gaps &corrective measures.
• Mobilise community to donate goods e.g. tents, iron sheets, clothes, food etc

Long term Solutions

• Establish a fund to acquire resettlement land for IDPs
• Support current initiatives being applied by all stake holders e.g. kikuyu district mbevu, njithi welfare association.
• Land donation for resettlement
• Solution must ensure sustainability and integration.

Physically Challenged

• Harness all the available resources in the district to address identified service provision gaps.
• Utilize all available human resource capacity in the district.
• Establish association and networks dealing with concern/issues of specific groups.
• Establish a desk/office for disabled and IDPs at the district level.
• Sensitize communities on the need for openness, available resources and networking.