Inclusive green growth in Kenya: Opportunities in the dryland water and rangeland sectors
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
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Abstract: The main objective of this analytical study was to assess the drivers of change in Kenya's ASAL areas, with an emphasis on the water, rangeland management and livestock enterprise development sectors, to inform the Danish embassy on appropriate strategic considerations or principles that may foster inclusive green growth through support to two selected partners: the Water Services Trust Fund and Northern Rangeland Trust. The purpose was not to collect new primary data, but to digest and frame what is currently available, and make recommendations on the considerations to take in designing Danida’s green growth and employment support through these partners in the areas of rangeland management and supply and access of water. The study took place over a rapid timeframe of one month and was based on a series of key informant interviews and a desk review of supporting literature.