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The push for the country’s sustainable housing has gained momentum following the 37th Kenya Homes Expo which officially opened Friday at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC).
The event brought together key stakeholders to discuss the pressing housing challenges facing the nation with a sharp focus on climate change and sustainable approaches, this year’s expo aims to foster collaboration and innovation within the housing sector.
During the opening ceremony, Daniel Ojijo, the Executive Chairman of Kenya Homes, emphasized the necessity of collaborative efforts in tackling these challenges.
“The housing crisis in Kenya can only be addressed through united initiatives and sustainable practices. Our commitment today is to explore innovative solutions that will not only meet current housing demands but also ensure that we are protecting our environment for future generations,” Ojijo stated.
The expo features a wide array of exhibitors showcasing the latest technologies, designs, and sustainable building materials. Key sessions will engage industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders in discussions focused on environmental sustainability and the integration of green practices in housing development.
As urbanization accelerates in Kenya, the expo aims to stimulate dialogue on affordable housing solutions while addressing the impacts of climate change.
Attendees will have the opportunity to network and collaborate, seeking holistic strategies to make housing accessible and sustainable across the country.
The Kenya Homes Expo runs from April 25 to April 28 and is a critical platform for showcasing advancements in the housing sector.
Attendees include government officials, real estate developers, architects, and environmental experts, all coming together to pave the way for a more sustainable housing future.
