Children Leading the Change: Building Climate-Resilient Communities in Turkana County.
The Agency for Cross-Border Pastoralists Development (APaD), with support from Plan International Kenya, conducted 50 impactful dialogue sessions with 400 school-going children across 10 targeted schools in both refugee and host communities in Turkana West Sub-County.
These sessions created safe, inclusive spaces where children openly discuss pressing issues related to climate change and environmental conservation that significantly affect their daily lives, education, and well-being.
Building Resilient and Nourished Communities through Climate-Smart Agriculture in Turkana West.
In the Arid and Semi-Arid climate-stressed landscapes of Turkana West Sub-County in Turkana County, Northwest Kenya, where erratic rainfall and prolonged droughts continue to threaten livelihoods and food security, the Agency for Cross-Border Pastoralists Development (APaD), with support from Plan International Kenya (PIK), is transforming lives through Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) under the Nurturing Futures (NF) Project.
