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Kenya Strengthens Flood Preparedness and Inspects Livelihood Projects in Kisumu

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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The government is strengthening flood preparedness measures in the Nyando River Basin to protect communities from heavy rains and flooding. During a visit to the Lake Basin Development Authority in Kisumu, Dr. Caroline Karugu inspected livelihood projects, including a rice mill and poultry section. Authorities plan to strengthen existing measures, such as dyke interventions, and improve coordination on early warning and evacuation.

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These preparedness efforts are aimed at cushioning communities in low-lying areas of the Nyando River Basin that have repeatedly been affected by flooding. The government is working to identify weak points and improve flood-control infrastructure to mitigate risks to local livelihoods and infrastructure.

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Who's involved

  • governmentStrengthening flood preparedness and inspecting regional livelihood projects.
  • KisumuCity where the government inspected livelihood projects and strengthened preparedness measures.
  • KenyaThe country where the government is implementing flood preparedness and livelihood projects.

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