At the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, last September, the world fell short of its $1.3 trillion (Sh167.7 trillion) annual climate finance goal for developing nations.
Nairobi`s population has more than doubled to 5.7 million, further straining the Capital`s housing, with World Urban Forum keen to bring solutions to such challenges.
For Kenya, the housing deficit is on the rise with many urban areas experiencing a growth in high-density informal settlements.
Kenya and Australia have enjoyed a close relationship for the last 60 years, and the two countries have consistently expressed their intentions to cement this long-standing engagement.