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Community Brief on Clean Energy and Conservation in Kuku Group Ranch

For generations, families in Kuku Group Ranch have relied on firewood as their main source of cooking fuel. Today, this dependence is threatening the very forests, wildlife, and water sources that sustain life. To understand this challenge, we carried out…

Clean Energy and Conservation Toolkit for Kuku Group Ranch

For many households, firewood is still the main cooking fuel, a reality that drives deforestation, affects women and youth, and puts pressure on biodiversity.

Sustainable Rural Energy Use In Promoting Biodiversity Conservation And Community Development In Kajiado South Sub-County

Over 80% of households depend on firewood, driving forest degradation and increasing the burden on women and children who spend hours collecting fuelwood. Yet, there is strong community awareness of clean energy options, with biomass briquettes, biogas, and solar identified…

Preparedness isn’t accidental, it’s planned, funded, and inclusive

Effective disaster risk governance must be local, grounded in communities and integrated into mainstream urban planning frameworks.

Resilience begins where people stand together: prepared, informed, and ready.

Preparedness works best when it is local, practical, and shared among neighbours. Disasters don’t just happen, they are planned into cities through poor governance and can be planned out through better choices. By understanding where risks concentrate and why, residents…

“We just scream and hope for help”: Community Resilience in Kiandutu

Informal settlements make up a huge part of Kenya’s urban landscape, yet they are often left out of official plans and services. In Kiandutu, one of the largest settlements outside of Nairobi, fire outbreaks are a regular threat to safety…
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