Climate Change Adaptation and Justice
Preserving livelihoods, ecosystems, and cultural survival in the face of climate disruption
Climate change is no longer a distant threat for the people of Turkana, it is a daily reality. Rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, frequent droughts, and resource scarcity have severely disrupted traditional pastoralist lifestyles.
We are working with Turkana Indigenous pastoralist community to build climate resilience using traditional knowledge, science-based solutions, and inclusive adaptation planning. Our goal is to preserve livelihoods, ecosystems, and cultural survival in the face of climate disruption.
What We Do.
We engage communities in identifying climate risks and co-developing practical, low-cost adaptation strategies that reflect their Indigenous knowledge systems. Water Access & Management –
We support the construction of sand dams, solar-powered boreholes, and rainwater harvesting systems to address chronic water scarcity. Climate-Smart Agriculture & Pastoralism –
We promote drought-resistant crops, efficient grazing systems, and rangeland restoration practices to protect the environment while sustaining food production. Climate Education & Advocacy –
We train Indigenous youth and leaders on climate justice, empowering them to participate in national and global climate platforms.
Why It Matters.
Together, we can make change
Stand in solidarity with Turkana indigenous pastoral community for Land rights, Traditional knowledge preservation, and climate change justice
Kanamkemer ward
Lodwar- Turkana, Northwestern Kenya.
P.o Box 402-30500, Lodwar.
Phone:
+254 111 356 196