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gabrielmahia/mazingira-ai

Domain:

environment and energyclimate

Record type:

softwaretools
Creator:
gab
Host:
🌿 Kenya environmental compliance AI — NEMA regulations, EIA guidance, pollution reporting, and climate data # 🌿 Mazingira AI > Kenya Environmental Compliance and Climate Intelligence Kenya's National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) regulates environment impact across 47 counties, yet most businesses and communities have no practical way to understand their NEMA obligations, file complaints about pollution, or access climate data. Mazingira AI bridges this gap in Swahili. ## The Problem Kenya's National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) regulates environment impact across 47 counties, yet most businesses and communities have no practical way to understand their NEMA obligations, file complaints about pollution, or access climate data. Mazingira AI bridges this gap in Swahili. ## East Africa Context Built for the East African and Swahili-language context — the APIs, regulations, and institutional data this tool connects to are region-specific. ## Features (Roadmap) - 📋 NEMA EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) guidance - 🚨 Pollution and environmental complaint filing - 🌡️ Kenya climate data by county (ICPAC) - 🌊 Flood and drought risk assessment - ♻️ Waste management regulations - 🌳 Forest compliance checker (KEFRI data) ## Research Basis NEMA Kenya public API, ICPAC (IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre), Kenya Climate Change Act 2016 ## Status 🚧 **In active development** — scaffolding complete, core features in progress. Star ⭐ this repo to follow progress. --- *Part of the gabrielmahia.ai East Africa Civic Tech Portfolio | 25+ deployed tools*

Visit

github.com

Languages

Swahili

Tags

aienvironmentkenyanemastreamlitswahili

Licenses

MIT