Reports

Drought Situation & EW Phase Classification Biophysical Indicators (Environmental indicators)  The month under review recorded minimal rains with poor distribution in time and uneven spatial distribution.  On average, the state of water sources was fair across the…

Drought Situation & EW Phase Classification Biophysical Indicators  The weather pattern for month of October was characterized by intermittent cloud cover, high day time temperature and rains in Isiolo Central. Other areas did not receive any.  Overall…

Drought Situation & EW Phase Classification Biophysical Indicators  Slight rains were recorded in the third week in the mixed farming zone which intensified in the fourth week across both livelihood zones signalling onset of short rains.  The…

Biophysical Indicators Near average rainfall was received in three sub-counties of Mandera North, Banissa and Kiliweheri while the rest of the sub counties received below average rainfall during the reporting month. Vegetation condition; the current three-month Vegetation Condition…

Drought Situation & EW Phase Classification Biophysical Indicators Rainfall Performance: the county received some moderate rains of 2-5 days in first and second dekad of October in Laikipia East and some spots in Laikipia West and Laikipia North.…

Drought Situation & EW Phase Classification Biophysical Indicators  The month of October was dry and this is not normal.  Vegetation greenness and forage condition was below normal. Socio-Economic Indicators (Impact Indicators) Production Indicators  Land preparation and dry planting for…

Nairobi, Kenya – Plan International Kenya has hosted a virtual dialogue to gather the perspectives of young Kenyans on the impact of the hunger crisis on children and young women in the Arid and Semi-Arid Land…

One of the ways World Vision is exploring expanded access to water and sanitation services is through microfinance. As part of World Vision’s water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programme, communities are educated about proper WASH practices…

World Vision’s work in Kenya started in 1974, providing hope and assistance to children and communities. Since then, World Vision Kenya has engaged in WASH activities in a variety of settings—households, communities, schools, healthcare facilities, remote…

Over the past five decades, community-managed water systems have become very common in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sustainability of these systems is of great importance and a significant challenge because communities often lack resources to repair complex water…