Kenya is advocating for a shift from traditional aid to financing resilience in humanitarian efforts, proposing to transform refugee camps into integrated municipalities at a United Nations forum.

• Kenya currently hosts over 800,000 refugees, highlighting the need for sustainable solutions.
• Secretary for National Administration Moses Lilan led the delegation, emphasizing "locally led responses."
• The proposed Shirika Plan aims to foster self-reliance and economic inclusion for both refugees and host communities.