A sustainable city for African life. Homes, enterprise and nature, planned together.
Walkable neighbourhoods
Careful resource use
Local enterpriseOne city. Everyday essentials within reach.
Homes & community
Mixed-income neighbourhoods with shared spaces and daily services close to home.
Mixed-income homes and shared public spaces.
Shade and walking routes between daily destinations.
Local shops and places to meet.
Phased delivery linked to infrastructure readiness.
Enterprise & livelihoods
Room for African businesses to trade, make and grow.
Space for local businesses and makers.
Markets linked to regional food producers.
Training and enterprise partnerships.
Shared services planned for long-term use.
Health & learning
Learning and care within the community, developed with specialist partners.
Schools and technical learning spaces.
Public libraries and outdoor reading areas.
A phased hospital and healthcare opportunity.
Accessible facilities shaped by community needs.
Nature & water
Plan with the water cycle. Protect habitats. Make room for outdoor life.
Native and climate-adapted planting.
Rainwater capture and responsible reuse.
Connected green spaces and shaded trails.
Water infrastructure subject to hydrological studies.
Culture & hospitality
A destination for African art, craft and hospitality, with opportunities for local makers and businesses.
A proposed museum and cultural centre.
Hotels and waterfront leisure concepts.
Spaces for craft, exchange and events.
Responsible tourism and local sourcing.
Designed for comfort.
Planned to use less.
Building an eco friendly Africa
Comfort in our climate
Shaded streets and climate-responsive buildings are priorities for life in Nasarawa.
Growth that includes local enterprise
Markets, learning spaces and cultural tourism can connect local skills to new customers and work.
Infrastructure before expansion
Each phase will depend on site studies, approvals and the services needed to support it.
The proposed city at a glance.
1,200 ha
6,000
8,000
Phased
Energy and water.
Planned for the long term.
Explore the approach
Our priorities are reliable supply, lower demand and responsible reuse. Engineering studies will determine the right systems for the site.
Progress that people can share.
Our commitments guide the proposed city, from its streets to its economy.
People
Plan mixed-income homes and accessible public spaces so more people can take part in city life.
Nature
Keep habitats and water systems connected as the city develops.
Opportunity
Create space for local traders, producers and skills training alongside new investment.
Culture
Give African artists and makers a place in the visitor economy.
Stewardship
Plan for maintenance, resource use and service quality beyond construction.
Discover Climate City
Water sustains the city.
Our wetland and reservoir concept brings water management, habitat and public space into one landscape.
Start a conversationSustainability in the details.
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