It is a federation of all slums and informal open-air markets in Kenya. It comprises of poor people who lack access to decent and affordable shelter, basic services, employment or good income. Majorities are regarded as squatters who occupy land that is either owned by the government, local councils or private individuals.
The federation was formed in 1996 by slum to have solidarity in protecting their homes from demolitions and evictions, which was rampant in the Nairobi city at the time. Currently, Muungano is present in 137 informal settlements in nine urban areas in Kenya. It has a membership of over 25,000 members.
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