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Climate interventions only help women when they have a seat at the table

Communication and Advocacy Officer at Kisumu Medical and Education Trust, Cindy Aketch. [Courtesy]

Over the period that different parts of the world have been experiencing the many effects that come with climate change, world leaders have taken various actions in response.

Climate change significantly impacts the daily lives of women and girls in Kenya. The effects of climate change worsen the existing challenges they face including food insecurity, poor health, limited access to education, and inadequate access to clean water and sanitation.

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