The discussions highlighted the devastating effects which have resulted in reduced access to clean water for many communities, as well as the increased risk of water-related disasters such as flooding and drought. The experts emphasized the need for collaborative efforts among stakeholders and the importance of data-driven solutions in developing effective mitigation and adaptation measures.

Integrated social protection systems play a vital role in Kenya, providing a safety net for the most vulnerable members of society and contributing to the government’s poverty reduction strategy. These systems aim to ensure inclusive and comprehensive support for individuals and communities facing various challenges, including economic hardships, disabilities, and old age.Recognizing the importance of social protection, Kenya organized the

The partnership between the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) and the Airbus Foundation has been instrumental in transforming communities in Nairobi and Mombasa Counties. Through various projects and initiatives, the collaboration has brought about significant positive changes, addressing challenges and empowering local populations.

Disaster management has become an ongoing concern in light of climate change, urbanization, and human activities that put communities at risk. To address this issue, the use of open GIS (Geographic Information System) data for decision-making is becoming increasingly important. In Wajir County, located in the North Eastern Region of Kenya, multiple disasters such as droughts, floods, and other climate-related

Partnerships between organizations hold immense importance, as exemplified by the recent official visit of the Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS) to the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS)

The Market Assessment of Economic Opportunities for Youth and Women in Mombasa holds immense significance on a broader scale. By conducting this assessment, the ICHA team from Policy & Advocacy, Climate, Data, and CVA units, with the support of the FSPI project, aims to address the systemic challenges faced by young people and women in accessing economic opportunities. The assessment