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How we can tap into nature and beat climate crisis

Flooded house in Got Agulu, Bondo, Siaya County. [Isaiah Gwengi, Standard]

Kenya should urgently transform its food and land use systems to adapt to devastating effects of climate change and adopt solutions that enable people and nature, prosper.

As a result of extreme weather conditions, food and nutritional security is on the brink of collapse. An estimated 4.5 million people urgently need humanitarian assistance and approximately 2.4 million livestock have died from drought.

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