Climate Change Kenya

Climate change is the biggest challenge of our time. Scientists have demonstrated changes in levels of greenhouse gases and successfully attributed them to anthropogenic dynamics. Increased temperatures, droughts, floods, famine, change in farm productivity and change in vector and pest prevalence are some of the aspects associated with climate change.
Responses to the climate change challenge vary among countries. Globally, negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has made significant progress including increased funding to undertake concrete activities in mitigation and adaptation.
Kenya’s climate change interventions are guided by Climate Change Act 2016 and other laws and policy documents. This App explores diverse aspects of climate change including scientific basis, legislation, governance and institutional arrangements.