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Nairobi: Healthy People, a Healthy City Planning for better quality of life Photo by kidcreole80

Population Nairobi’s population is growing quickly Nairobi’s population is projected to be almost 7 million in 2030 if population growth continues at its current rate of 4 % per year

Poor housing Photo by Carlos Fernandez Poor Housing  2 out of every 10 people live below the poverty line  7 out of 10 live in slums

Photo by Carlos Fernandez Overstretched public facilities

Photo by Carlos Fernandez Nairobi Traffic! 30 years ago Today

Official statistics tell us that Kenya’s unemployment rate stands at 40%, with youth unemployment even higher Photo by computerwhiz417 Unemployment

Food Insecurity  Availability  Access  Use

Insufficient Water Supply and Poor Sanitation

Low quality of education Congestion in Schools

Photo by Gates Foundation Family Planning and Quality of Life

Health Benefits of Family Planning Family planning Fewer high-risk births Fewer maternal & child deaths

Photo by Gates Foundation  Family planning saves lives  Reduces cases of abortion  Better health for families  Manages population growth FP improves quality of life

Photo by Gates Foundation  Higher Incomes and wealthier Families  Better-Educated Children  Enhances women empowerment  Improved economic security Family Planning Enhances Socio- Economic Welfare

Photo by Gates Foundation  Healthier family - healthier workforce  Environment - averts climate changes due to deforestation  Development - better economic empowerment Family Planning Enhances other sectors

Photo by Gates Foundation  Increase funding for Family planning  Increase assigned human resources  Allocate budget for RH/FP activities at Council/County level Call for Action: Increase resources for family planning

 Strengthen public- private partnership  Ensure availability of FP supplies  Improve youth- friendly services Increase access to Family planning services

 Speak out about family planning  Mobilize the public to access family planning services  Advocate for family planning to other leaders Promote family planning

Family Planning for quality life!