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Building climate adaptation into development policy in the Kenyan drylands PDF Print E-mail
This policy brief focuses on the development implications of findings from a three year research project to understand how conflict affects different peoples ability to adapt to climate constraints. Fieldwork for the study was carried out in two dryland areas of Kenya, Kitui and Turkana. The research found that peoples adaptive capacity to climate stress in the region is deteriorating. Conflict, primarily livestock raiding, has had a fundamental impact on this ability to adapt because it creates absolute
Read more at: http://www.eldis.org/cf/search/disp/DocDisplay.cfm?Doc=DOC23607&resource=f1climate.
 
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