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Laikipia, Isiolo, Samburu Transforming the Environment Through Nexus (LISTEN)

LISTEN is a 3.6 million Euro project being implemented for 3.5 years (from October 2020 to March 2024) by SNV, in partnership with Frontier Counties Development Council (FCDC) and Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). The project seeks to contribute to strengthened resilience to climate change by increasing food, nutrition, and water security in Laikipia, Isiolo, and Samburu counties of Kenya.

Outcomes

Improved institutional capacities and programming frameworks for inclusive climate resilience at the county

Improved institutional capacities and programming frameworks for inclusive climate resilience at the county

Improved water and livelihood resource management at landscape level in the Ewaso Nyiro River Basin Ecosystem

Improved water and livelihood resource management at landscape level in the Ewaso Nyiro River Basin Ecosystem

Increase production and income through adoption and scale-up of Good Agricultural Practice (GAP), good management and efficient water practices, technologies and innovations in selected value chains

Increase production and income through adoption and scale-up of Good Agricultural Practice (GAP), good management and efficient water practices, technologies and innovations in selected value chains

Use of Knowledge and Innovation management increased in ASALs

Use of Knowledge and Innovation management increased in ASALs

About LISTEN

LISTEN is a 3.6 million Euro project being implemented for 3.5 years (from October 2020 to March 2024) by SNV, in partnership with Frontier Counties  Development Council (FCDC) and Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).

The project seeks to contribute to strengthened resilience to climate change by increasing food, nutrition, and water security in Laikipia, Isiolo,  and Samburu counties of Kenya. The overall project goal is to contribute to strengthened resilience to climatechange by increasing food, nutrition, and  water security in selected ASAL counties of Laikipia, Isiolo and Samburu in  Kenya.

The agricultural sector is a key driver of economic and social development in Kenya.

Climate change projections for East Africa (Kenya in particular) show  increasing temperatures, reduced rainfall, seasonal shifts and more frequent  climate shocks (droughts and floods).

A rapidly growing population however, provides an urgent demand, but  the sector is plagued with low productivity especially of food crops due to  many factors: increasing urbanisation and subdivision of high and medium  potential land, limited access to finance and quality inputs, low  capacities of national institutions to deliver for the sector and an over  reliance on rain fed agriculture which is hampered by climate change.

ASAL regions cover more than 80% of Kenya’s land area and are home to  35% of the population (17 million people).

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