NYERI COUNTY · 2026—2060

A shared vision for a rising Nyeri.

A 34-year development blueprint for a prosperous, innovative, inclusive and sustainable county—built around opportunity, essential services and responsible stewardship.

Public policy discussion draft · Proposed targets, not approved government commitments

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NYAGA MUYANyeri Rising · Vision 2060
34Years of long-term planning
10Strategic development pillars
4Phased planning horizons
1Shared county vision

THE VISION

Progress that reaches every community.

By 2060, Nyeri County will be a prosperous, inclusive, innovative and climate-resilient regional economy where every resident has access to essential services, productive opportunities, quality education, modern healthcare and a healthy environment.

01

Commitment to service

Accessible, reliable and accountable public services.

02

Individual empowerment

Skills, infrastructure and opportunities that enable people to thrive.

03

Shared success

Development that reaches rural and urban communities alike.

OUR PRIORITIES

Ten pillars. One connected future.

Each pillar proposes programs and measurable planning benchmarks, subject to baseline verification, feasibility studies and public approval.

THE ROADMAP

From foundations to lasting prosperity.

A long-term vision needs milestones, continuous review and room to adapt as the county changes.

2026–203101 / FIVE YEARS

Build the foundations

Verify development baselines, improve public services, prepare spatial plans and launch evaluated priority programs.

2031–203602 / TEN YEARS

Expand opportunity

Scale viable agricultural value chains, skills systems, healthcare, digital services and essential infrastructure.

2036–204603 / TWENTY YEARS

Connect and consolidate

Deepen regional economic integration, applied research, climate resilience and infrastructure maintenance.

2046–206004 / THIRTY-FOUR YEARS

Sustain shared prosperity

Maintain high-quality services, resilient institutions, inclusive opportunity and protected natural ecosystems.

ACCOUNTABILITY

Measure what matters. Report what changes.

Progress should be visible in household wellbeing, farmer incomes, employment, healthcare, safe water, environmental quality and public service delivery—not only in projects announced.

  • Verified baseline data before binding targets
  • Quarterly operational and annual development reports
  • Independent evaluation of major capital projects
  • Public participation and accessible feedback channels
  • Transparent budgets, procurement and implementation updates

THE BLUEPRINT

Explore the full Vision 2060 framework.

Read the development priorities, proposed flagship initiatives, planning targets and implementation principles. This site is an overview; the detailed blueprint is a discussion draft.

Read the detailed blueprint →