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Fight against climate change calls for stronger collaboration

Forest fire. [iStockphoto]

Kenya, just like any other country globally, has seen a significant temperature increase of 0.3C to 0.6C per decade, impacting key sectors like agriculture and water resources.

This rapid warming trend was a major focus at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit (ACS23) in Nairobi last month which, among others, highlighted the link between climate change, regional food systems and economic transformation.

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