Urban green spaces provide significant benefits, such as enhancing environmental sustainability, improving physical and mental well-being, and fostering social cohesion.
This report analyzes the vital role of urban green spaces in Nairobi, Kenya, particularly in the context of rapid urbanization that often overlooks these areas. The study evaluates how residents use and perceive these green spaces, revealing their willingness to invest in improvements, which highlights their economic significance.
The findings stress the importance of ensuring equitable access, effective management and inclusive design to optimize the benefits of urban green spaces for all city residents. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of urban green space planning and management, offering insights that can be applied to diverse urban settings globally.