The realization of a smart city paradigm has become imperative for all county in Kenya, as they grapple with the profound challenges posed by urbanization and climate change. The integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and innovative digital solutions has the potential to elevate urban living standards and address the multifaceted issues faced by the residents.
Monitoring and decision support within a smart city framework involve the strategic utilization of technological tools to collect and analyze data from diverse sensors and information sources dispersed across the county. This data encompasses critical aspects such as traffic patterns, air quality measurements, noise pollution levels, energy usage, and other relevant factors. The implementation of precise and up-to-date data analysis empowers municipal authorities to make informed decisions, effectively address emergencies, maximize infrastructure development, and improve public services. The incorporation of a Digital Twin for Nairobi County is a pioneering initiative with the potential to revolutionize urban management in the following key sectors:
The proposed Digital Twin for Nairobi County is envisioned as a transformative platform that actively engages all stakeholders, fostering transparency, and facilitating collaboration. This collective effort aims to develop a more intelligent, resilient, and sustainable urban environment that benefits the entire community.