A weather station located at Vurya, the highest point in Taita Taveta, belonging to ICIPE scientists monitoring farming in Taita hills. The government has set mechanisms to help in dealing with climate change. [File, Standard]
The Government has set up sustainable mechanisms for counties to access Green Climate Finance (GCF) to mitigate climate change effects.
Treasury’s Director of Financial and Sectoral Affairs Christopher Osebe said the National Designated Authority was working closely with county governments and respective ministries to ensure all accessed GCF.
Mr Osebe spoke yesterday at a three-day training organised by Treasury in partnership with Panafrican Climate Justice Alliance (Pacja) in Machakos.
Pacja Secretary General Mithika Mwenda said climate shock and stresses due to unpredictable rain patterns could be dealt with if countries planned and researched. Pacja will be sensitising county representatives on opportunities for funds.
READ MORE
Akorino church joins religious leaders in faulting Ruto regime
What Kenyans want from Ruto's second State of Nation address
Ruto-led Nairobi Declaration fails to make impact at climate summit
Seven residents burnt to death and scores injured in Pumwani night fire
“We must move the climate change issue from boardrooms and take it to the people,” said Mithika. Training continues for clusters of counties in Isiolo, Meru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa till June 5.
