COP31: Who Will Answer for Kenya’s Climate Money?
Originally published by Citizen Digital — Read the original article →
As Kenya prepares for the UN climate summit in Türkiye, its greatest test is whether climate financing reaches vulnerable communities, delivers results, and can be accounted for.
For Halima Sharif Abdul Kadir, climate change is measured in lost livestock, scarce water and the struggle to put food on the table.
A woman living with a disability from Kajiado County, she says prolonged drought compounds the challenges facing women and girls with disabilities in pastoral communities.
