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Towards the Realisation of Climate Change Bill in Kenya The Kenya Climate Change Working Group (KCCWG) plans to organise a key stakeholders' workshop and two sets of meetings whose overarching goal is to develop and achieve a climate change bill in Kenya. 

The proposed project 'Towards Realization of the Climate Change Bill in Kenya' is aimed at achieving three key outcomes. First; a parliamentarians and KCCWG Climate Change Bill Team Set Up. Secondly; a revised edition of the climate change bill produced and Finally; a specific roadmap to achieve the Climate Change Bill is drawn and implemented.

To realise these outcomes, the KCCWG plans to undertake the following activities: -
1. To form a Parliamentarian and KCCWG Team that will be involved in organising a stakeholders' workshop on Climate Change and organising Task Force Meetings. 
2. To engage a KCCWG technical persons to provide specific inputs to the current draft bill on climate change.
3. To Produce relevant Information Education and Communication (IEC) materials for creating awareness on the climate change bill.
4. Organise One meeting between KCCWG Technical Persons and the Bill Drafters
Maralal Resilience Livelihood Project(MRLP) Maralal Resilience livelihoods Project is  a 3 year project with annual funding of £50,000 with programme activities reviewed annually. The project will contribute to the CAFOD new programme strategy with the overall goal of building Resilient communities in which people, particularly women and girls, thrive in a peaceful, well-governed, and healthy, supportive natural environment.
The project goal is to built Resilient communities with capacity to anticipate, plan and adapt to climate change in Samburu county by April 2026.
The project will be implemented in two subcounties of Samburu North sub-county: Nachola, Ndoto wards and 
Samburu East: Uaso and Wamba North wards targeting 14,700 persons(8,000f, 6,700m).
The project shall work with already existing groups and community structures trough capacity strengthening activities and only form new groups where none are available.
The organization shall engage strategic partners to maximize impact and strengthen linkages and referrals. Caritas Maralal will work collaboratively with the county government and community structures in many aspects of implementation and most importantly, beneficiary identification.
Objectives
-To strengthen the capacity of communities in Samburu County to engage with relevant service providers.
-To empower impoverished, vulnerable and/or marginalized adolescent girls and young women living in informal urban settlements to actively participate in development initiatives.
-To build the capacity communities to respond and adapt to climate change shocks.

Outcomes 
-Increased capacity of target communities to engage with county governments on disaster preparedness and response.
-Improved capacity of communities to adapt and respond to climate change shocks.
-Improved cohesion and interaction between communities for sustainable rangeland management, livestock production and market access and growth.
-Learning and adaptation integrated into programming.
Design and Establishment of a Programme Monitoring and Evaluation Information Management System CAFOD East Africa's approach to Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is to track Impacts and Outcomes using high level indicators across all CAFOD supported programmes and projects through a framework for collecting and analysing information which is fed back into the project design and implementation. In order to effectively assess the Impacts and Outcomes at programme and project levels, baselines, mid-term and end of project evaluations are always conducted with gender and age disaggregated data, across all indicators as defined in the CAFOD logframes. Impact studies are conducted in which intended, and unintended impact on individual families are tracked over time; changes within the family, within the communities and within the external social, political, and economic context are analysed. Comparisons are made between each of the different CAFOD supported project locations, particularly to assess commonalities between families and districts to determine success factors for increased resilience.
A number of key sources exist to obtain information on various CGF and Institutional supported projects and programmes at CAFOD level: Webpromise, partner submitted progressive reports, partner evaluation reports, need assessment reports, reports manager etc. There is therefore potentially a plethora of information being collected by all CAFOD partners at all levels for all kinds of projects and programmes.
CAFOD EA will therefore engage an individual consultant to design a simple yet functional, efficient and effective Programme M&E Information Management System that will help in monitoring programme progress against high level Impact, Outcome and Output indicators, and assist CAFOD programme staff to generate, access and monitor programme information efficiently and to the benefit of the programme's high level programme goals and outcomes. This system will be implemented for all CAFOD supported projects to track performance indicators set out in the log frames, and to critically analyse progress towards agreed milestones throughout the life of each project. Progress monitoring against output milestones will either be reported quarterly or bi-annually reflecting gender analysis, age group and location disaggregated data. This quantitative progress reporting will be supported by qualitative assessments of wider indirect impacts of project outputs on HHs and communities through evaluations.
Mutomo Integrated Sustainable Livelihoods Project CAFOD started funding Community for Environment forand Development (CED) in June 2007 to implement a food security project in Kenya.  The project is situated in Ikanga location of Mutomo district – in the sub-locations of Nduundune, Kiangwa, and Makele. A total of 450 households were selected to form 29 farmer field schools (FFS). The FFS groups were facilitated to identify Natural Resource Management needs in their localities and to work on their private lands and also public land to improve soil and water management, water conservation structures and stabilizing structures.

CED also aims to support the farmers in crop production and livestock production including provision of drought tolerant seeds such as cow peas, pigeon peas and beans and fruit tree seedlings of mango and avocado. The project also provides Galla goats.

In 2008, the project also supported community water projects including scooping of identified shallow wells. Connecting water to a homestead of an HIV/AIDS support group enabled the group to water their tree nurseries and Aloe Vera plants used for medicinal purpose.
MARALAL DROUGHT RESPONSE RECOVERY PHASE This recovery phase project intends to contribute towards the improvement of the livelihoods of communities severely affected by the 2011 Horn and East Africa drought. 

Samburu district in northern Kenya was severely affected by the drought. In February 2011, a Government of Kenya - led assessment teams comprising U.N. and NGO representatives recorded a global acute malnutrition rate of 18.7 per cent in Samburu District, exceeding the U.N. World Health Organization emergency threshold of 15 per cent. The Diocese of Maralal conducted an emergency project in the area which mainly centred on provision of food aid and construction of water sources. This recovery project is a direct follow on from the emergency intervention in the area. 

This project intends to build on the gains achieved during the emergency phase by enhancing the resilience 
of the drought affected communities
Marsabit IDPs Project March 2019 Inter ethnic conflicts between Borana and Gabra communities erupted in September 2018 and tension remains high in several villages in Saku, Moyale and North Horr Sub-Counties. The conflicts have so far claimed 28 lives, led to displacement of  people, disruption of learning as several schools have been closed down and led to challenges of accessing food and water. The proposed project proposes to address food insecurity and water scarcity through food distribution and water trucking to affected locations  and peace meeting for conflict resolutions.
CAFOD Internal Grant for Accompaniment of DFID CSO Food Security Project Oct 2010 - Spt 2011 This project grant approval aims to enable CAFOD to provide support to Kitui and Isiolo Dioceses in the management and implemenation of the DFID funded Food Security Project mitigating the Impact of Economic downturn in Kitui and Isiolo dioceses. This will involve  engaging a CAFOD Livelihoods Programme Support Officer to provide additional accompaniment  to the diocesan partners, facilitating project setting up workshops, providing continuous monitoring and evaluation, facilitating programme learning and reporting  to the donor and coordinating with other sectoral agencies .
Caritas Marsabit Resilience Livelihoods Project -CM-RLP Caritas Marsabit Resilience livelihood project is a 3 year project with an annual funding of £50,000 from CAFOD General Funds effective 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2026.The project will contribute to the CAFOD  Kenya Uganda new programme strategy with the overall goal of building Resilient communities in which people, particularly women and girls, thrive in a peaceful, well-governed, and healthy, supportive natural environment.
The project overall goal is to contribute to improved food security, good governance and building resilience for the drought affected population in Marsabit County. This will be achieved through 4 closely interrelated outcome areas, namely;
 1. Improved and diversified livelihood options for resilient target communities.
2.  Increased community capacity to effectively manage and protect natural resources
3. Increased community participation on good governance 

This project puts protection, safeguarding and accountability at the heart of our work. From the analysis of the context, capacities and vulnerabilities of the diverse groups, this project targets  4 groups with bee keeping, 5 groups with poultry production, 5 groups with saving and lending, 2 groups provided with shade nets, 2 groups with hydroponic farming technique, 5 groups  trained on rangeland management, 4 groups trained on nursery management, support dissemination of early warning systems through radio talk shows and support lobby and  advocacy skills, public participation, budget making process and accountability forums in 2 wards. . The resilience project will be implemented in two wards of Saku and Moyale sub counties of the larger Marsabit County.
Bridging support for HR and Administration for National Catholic J & P Commission The National Catholic Justice and Peace Commission propose this human resources bridging project to safeguard the running of its operations as long term sustainable solutions are sought.  The project goal is to ensure that the KEC –CJPC office continues to run for the six months of February to July 2008. 

During this period CJPC will evaluate its current 2004 – 2008 in order to better inform the next strategic plan (2009 – 2013); and will roll out strategic plan for 2009 – 2013 that will enable them to strengthen both their national and diocesan advocacy on present issues surrounding human rights and dignity, justice and peace.  This bridging project will help sustain CJPC in their intervention to the recent post electoral conflict situation in Kenya.  This period will also be used consult and follow-up with partners that the CJPC had already submitted different programme proposals.
Kajiado Pastoralists' Livelihoods and Food Security Improvement Project The pastoralist communities in Torosei and Ewuaso locations of Kajiado districts face high levels of poverty and food insecurity due to frequent and severe droughts and high levels of illiteracy in the community and therefore limited employment opportunities for earning income. Prolonged dry seasons and droughts result in acute water shortages for both humans and livestock, shortage or lack of pasture and low livestock prices due to poor livestock body conditions and to livestock losses and subsequently to food insecurity. As a result of prolonged droughts and water shortages, livestock have to trek for more than 20 kilometres one way to water sources, forcing herders to water their livestock every third or fourth day instead of daily. Women also spend a lot of hours fetching water. The communities rely on relief food during drought periods. 

The project's long term /strategic goal is to achieve sustainable livelihoods and improved food security among poor pastoralists of Torosei and Ewuaso Kedong locations in Kajiado District. The project components are geared towards disaster risk reduction, improved food security and increased household incomes. The project components include:  
+ Improved water resources management
+ Range land and pasture management through hay conservation and beekeeping
+ Improved livestock husbandry: restocking, animal health, breed improvement.
+ Income generating activities: small businesses, beekeeping for honey production and buying, fattening and selling of steers.
Water Resource Development and Livelihoods Support Project Maralal This is a six (6) months project designed to specifically provide targeted beneficiaries in Samburu East and Samburu North Districts with improved access to clean drinking water and diversified livelihood options by introducing new technology for food and vegetable production. A key component in this project is the building of community assets, such as access roads through Cash for Work activities; hence opening access to the region for borehole construction as well as other essential goods and services. 
To improve access to clean drinking water, the project will construct and equip a borehole at Lchakwai, Samburu East to serve an estimated 2,600 community members. The community in Lchakwai was involved in the HVCA and the
water project was identified as the community priority. However due to infrastructural challenges, it was not possible constructed the planned borehole Lack of access meant that the activity could not take place, and needed to be redesigned to take into account accessibility of the area. The repair of the Lchakwai access road and construction of a borehole will enable the community members’ access portable water and reduce the distance walked and time spent in search of water To diversify livelihood options, the project will promote green house farming technology among target communities. Three green houses will be provided to farmer groups and will result in two key changes; first the groups practicing green house farming will have an alternative source of income as they sell the produce and secondly there will be access to an improved and diversified diet as vegetables become available for household consumption. The green house farming is appropriate for women as they often have no means of earning a livelihood as men are primarily engaged with livestock. Women also go to markets and they identified a gap in the supply of vegetables, as many people do not engage in farming of vegetables.
Kenya Floods Emergency Response Programme This project contributes to the Mombasa activities of a Caritas Kenya Programme to alleviate suffering and protect livelihoods of 10,000 vulnerable households in flood affected areas of Archdioceses of Mombasa and Kisumu, and Dioceses of Garissa and Bungoma Dioceses.

There are 3 main objectives:
"	Assist the targeted communities' to minimize risks and outbreaks of waterborne diseases and imsprove access to safe water.
"	Reduce the mortality and morbidity of the floods affected communities
"	Alleviate hunger and restoration of livelihoods for the affected communities. 

CAFOD funds will be earmarked for activities in Mombasa Archdiocese.
Isiolo Drought Response and Recovery Project; Phase 2 After the devastating drought of 2016/17 and the emergency response in Isiolo County the community is still vulnerable and there is need for continuous support to make sure that they recover and their resilience is strengthened to enable them cope with future droughts. The long rains did not help as they were poorly distributed. As the long rains season ended, many parts of the ASALs are still experiencing a severe deficit in vegetation condition, lengthy distances to water, unusually high food prices, and worrying levels of malnutrition. This has led to conflict over the scarce resources. The level of recovery in rangeland conditions and livestock productivity has not been sufficient to see families through the on going dry period. No crop harvest is expected due to poor performance of the long rains. This project will complement the work of other actors in areas of WASH, Food security(animal& livestock production), Nutrition and Peace & security.
Market System Development Assessment in Samburu Central In line with CAFOD’s global strategy ‘Our Common Home’ call to adopt an integral ecology approach to our programming, CAFOD KU n integrating the Market Systems Development (MSD) approach in their development programs with an overall objective; To pre-position CAFOD to grow Programmes and tap into MSD funding opportunities in line with social inclusion, women and youth empowerment, food security, climate adaptation and risk mitigation in Kenya and Uganda. The Market Systems Development (MSD) approach works with economic or political actors to bring about lasting changes in incentives, rules, norms or supporting functions within markets, and so ultimately improve the terms of participation for poor women and men.
To achieve this CAFOD has hired a Fair and Sustainable to take lead in building the capacity of CAFOD and partner staff in Kenya and Uganda as well as developing an MSD strategy for CAFOD KU. Given the nature of the assignment and the short time frame CAFOD KU will take lead in some of the activities leading to development of the MSD strategy such as Value chain selection and analysis at country level. This will be done in collaboration with selected partners in this case Caritas Maralal with technical support from a national consultant.
CAFOD support to Trocaire partners for response to food crisis in Kenya This project shall provide people affected by drought and food insecurity in five different locations in Kenya access to food and support their livelihood for a period of 6 months. The project is going to be implemented by partners of Trocaire and is part of a larger food crisis proposal by a consortium between CAFOD and Trocaire.
Diocese of Maralal Drought Relief Project This is a 3 month emergency intervention which will contribute to alleviate the suffering of the hunger stricken communities and livestock as a result of the impact of the current drought in the larger Samburu Districts. This is the second consecutive year of severe drought in the area. The situation has recently worsened even further due to the total failure of the long rains (March-May). 

A recent nutritional survey conducted at national level shows alarming figures. Samburu is amongst the hardest hit districts where rates of global acute malnutrition are currently above 20% which translates in 1 child out of 5 affected by acute malnutrition and highly exposed to high risk of morbidities and motalities. 

The proposed project aims at giving direct support to an estimated 1,500 beneficiaries by providing food aid to vulnerable households and supplementary feeding to 500 children under five who are at risk of acute malnutrition. The project also intends to provide hey and dairy meals to 100 dairy goats thus strengthening the undergoing activities within the Integrated Livelihood and Peace project. This project is also linked to the Disaster Risk Reduction intervention which is being implemented in the areas covered by the Diocese of Maralal.
Marsabit HCD project 2015 A CAFOD will support Diocese of Marsabit through provision of grant to develop a new strategic Plan and establish a consolidated HR manual.  Diocese of Marsabitwill develop these documents through consulting with staff, organisational management and ensuring activate participation of all stakeholders.  It is expected that this process will improve relationships with a wide variety of stakeholders, build teamwork, bring coherence to different projects and parts of the organisation, ensuring they are pulling together.
Youths as Agents of Positive Change Using Sports and Interactive Media St.Johns Sports Society (SSS) based at St. John's sub - parish of Kariobangi has worked with communities of Korogocho slums in Nairobi for over 20 years. Korogocho slum is a low-income inhabited by a population of over 100,000 residents.   In this project, SSS proposes to take forward and consolidate the gains of the partnership it has had with CAFOD since 2008 in supporting communities in Korogocho mainly through Sports, arts and cultural performances aimed at mobilizing youth towards constructive use of their skills and talents for justice and peace.  
For the next two years, the project seeks to use sports and culture as tools to bring change among in Korogocho slums within the framework of peace and justice agenda. The project shall use youths participating in different sports and cultural activities as agents of change. Our key strategies will include use of various sport teams (football, netball, volleyball, karate, tae-kwondo, handball and boxing), education and leadership teams and media programmes (electronic and print). 
There will also be training of pupils and teachers on peace education in order to address early warning signs to elections related conflicts.  600 peace builders will also be trained. A music festival and roadshows will be conducted to mobilize communities 
Direct beneficiaries will be about 250 members of various sports teams and about 600 new members who will be recruited in the next three years.  The indirect beneficiaries will be about 37,000 residents of Korogocho slum.
Radio Waumini Elections civic education The Radio Waumini will use the Radio to sensitize the Kenyans on the elections laws as well as mobilise and encourage large citizen’s participation in the Kenya 2013 Elections. The programme will also sensitise the citizens to eschew conflicts: Nairobi County, which has been known to be a serious flashpoint of post-elections violence in the Slums of Kibera, Mathera, Dandora will be targeted by the project which will as well utilse the Radio Waumini settlite and sister radios, such as Radio Amani, Radio Akichar,Radio Maria and Waumini Kitui.


Every week, we will allocate airtime to enable the listeners be empowered on  their rights and responsibility on Elections laws, ensuring that people in the slums, women and youth are able to response through calls and Text messages. The programme also intends to sensitise to the leaders to be accountable in elections and also educate them on elections laws for the purpose of observing the very laws.

Radio Waumini work closely with the Civil Society organizations and Catholic Justice and Peace Commission for expertise on elections Acts 2011, devolved government including counties on elections processes. Church leaders who are listeners to our programme will continue spreading the messages to the faithful for peaceful elections and advocating for leaders to be accountable on elections and at all times addressing issues affecting people in the slums, women and youth.
East Africa Operational Budget This is an operational budget for the CAFOD East Africa programme aimed at coordinating and facilitating joint  partner initiatives including joint programme development, joint proposal development, grant start up workshops, learning workshops, partners' exchange visits, annual partners' meetings and other activities led by CAFOD.