This year’s International Women’s Day theme, DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for gender equality, highlights the immense significance of technology and IT skills for girls, women, and society as a whole.

Oscar Lino: Climate Scientist – ICHA The world today is experiencing frequent and often more serious disasters which threaten to reverse the many development gains achieved over decades. The effects of climate change have become more obvious to us. The impacts are disproportionately hitting on the people and a majority of the vulnerable are the poor from different arid and

Morris Makabe – Communication Officer, ICHA The 6th National Climate Outlook Forum (NCOF) in Kenya brought together climate scientists, researchers, governmental officials, development partners, decision-makers, and media representatives from 27th Feb to 1st March to discuss the performance and impacts of the National October to December (OND) 2022 season and present the consolidated objective National climate outlook for the March-May

Authors: Morris Makabe & Naomi Ng’ang’a Wajir county is one of the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) of Kenya located in the North Eastern region of Kenya. The County experiences frequent drought episodes especially from June to September, which impact negatively livestock and crop farming, education, nutrition, and access to water and pasture. On the other hand, the county also

Did you know: The World Meteorological Day is a day celebrated annually on March 23 by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and its Member States. The day marks the establishment of the WMO in 1950 and is used to commemorate the role of meteorology and weather-related activities in people’s lives. The theme of World Meteorological Day changes each year and

By Denis Onyodi, Climate Centre, Kwale, Kenya Farmers in Kenya’s southern region of Kwale county who had turned to logging and quarrying after a prolonged period of drought have been harvesting a huge variety of crops over the past few weeks thanks to an early-action distribution of specialized seeds by the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS). In a story from