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| Resuscitating Our Tourism Sector |
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| It is estimated that up to 900,00 Kenyans have already been vaccinated countrywide, which shows a great turn out and a willingness by Kenyan’s to protect themselves from this virus.
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With climate change and climate variability comes fluctuating rainfall and extreme temperatures. Growing seasons are changing. These shifts severely impact lives and livelihoods.
Water security starts with water availability. There must be enough water to satisfy diverse-and sometimes conflicting- needs. When households have water, their ability to improve sanitation and hygiene is enhanced. The COVID pandemic has clearly illustrated the importance of this.
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WID Project Implementation Committee
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| The Mount Kenya Ewaso Water Partnership continues to show its purpose in ensuring that the people of the upper Ewaso Ng’iro North Basin and its environs are water secure. The partnership is currently implementing the WRUA Institutional Development Project through the support of the WRG 2030 that is hosted by the World Bank.
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The Laikipia County Wildlife
and Community Wildlife Conservancies Bill
A Local Step Towards Sustainable Management and Conservation |
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The meeting was organized by the County’s Ministry of Water, Environment and Natural Resources in partnership with the Amaya Triangle Initiative, which brings together, four counties: Baringo, Laikipia, Samburu and Isiolo, to adopt sustainable policy approaches to address common development challenges that include food insecurity, the environment, natural resource management, among others.
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| Ol Pejeta Progress and Plea – Can You Help? |
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| OPC is recognized for pioneering work in embryo transplantation in support of Northern White Rhinos conservation. This pioneering work with BioRescue has made people …………………………….
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| Compensation For Wildlife Conflict In Kenya |
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| The government of Kenya offers compensation for personal injury, or death, or damage to property caused by wildlife. The elaborate compensation process is spearheaded by the county wildlife conservation and compensation committee in each respective county
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| RANGELANDS |
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| As a sign of commitment to safeguarding the project, the Spring Management Committee elected new leadership that is tasked with spearheading this initiative and ensuring its success.
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ILMAMUSI Management Committee Looks Forward with Better Organization and Management
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| Never has the governance and management of the Mukogodo Forest been stronger.
The Management Committee of the Ilmamusi Community Forest Association convened for a meeting to discuss their future in April 2021. Some key issues included…………..
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