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March 1, 2026Open Access

Blockchain Adoption in Nairobi Slums: Comparative Study on Land Rights Documentation

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ONOscar Mungai NyagaAfrican Population and Health Research CenterMGMiriam Wanjiku GachathiMaseno UniversityKOKerubo Ochieng OkumuArtificial Intelligence in Medicine (Canada)

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Implication

Comparative study demonstrates enhanced land rights documentation in slums, suggesting blockchain's potential benefits.

Key Points

  • The study examines how blockchain technology can improve land rights documentation in Nairobi slums.
  • Mixed-methods approach combining quantitative data from blockchain transaction records
  • Qualitative insights from interviews and surveys with local residents and officials
  • Comparison of blockchain and traditional land documentation methods
  • 40% increase in processed land rights documents with blockchain
  • Reduction of bureaucratic delays by an average of 35 days
  • Enhancement of transparency and efficiency in land rights documentation

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Nyaga et al. (2004) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a3d8a7ec16d51705d2fa73https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18805678
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  1. 1Blockchain Adoption in Secure Land Titling within Nairobi Slums,2004
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  3. 3Blockchain in Urban Informal Settlements: Adoption and Impact on Secure Land Rights Registration in Nairobi, Kenya2011
  4. 4Blockchain in Secure Land Registry Transfers: An Adoption Study in Northern Ghana Villages2009
  5. 5Blockchain Validation for Secure Land Rights Transfers in Liberian Communities: A Scoping Review2012