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Discover Our WorkCommunity Climate Change Action for Resilience (3CA4R) is a Kenyan not-for-profit organization supporting communities affected by climate change and recurring drought.
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October 29, 2026
This sideevent at CBD COP 17 aligns closely with 3CA4R’s mandate and operational principles, particularly regarding sustainable finance, community-led interventions, and evidence-based landscape management.The analysis of the alignment between the strategic issues discussed at the event and 3CA4R’s internal policies: 1. Sustainable Long-Term Finance for Conservation 2. Amplifying Local and Vulnerable Voices (“Ground Up” Solutions) […]
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October 25, 2026
Good morning, distinguished guests, representatives of government, development partners, the private sector, restoration practitioners, and all participants. It is my pleasure to welcome you to this Land Restoration Business Planning Workshop. We meet at a pivotal moment for Kenya’s restoration agenda. Land degradation continues to threaten agricultural productivity, water resources, biodiversity, livelihoods, and climate resilience. […]
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October 25, 2026
LAND DEGRADATION IN KENYA A commonly cited estimate for Kenya is that about 20–30% of the country’s land area is degraded, based on assessments of declining land productivity, vegetation loss, soil degradation, and land-cover change. Kenya’s reporting under the land degradation neutrality framework found that roughly 21.6% of the country showed persistent productivity decline, with […]
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