Financing Locally-Led Climate Action Program, Kenya

27/05/2026

As we celebrate the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, and generosity, we are reminded of the importance of caring for one another and supporting our communities. May this special day bring peace, blessings, and renewed hope to you and your loved ones. Happy from the family to you.

26/05/2026

The global approach to is evolving. Rather than focusing solely on climate outcomes, funding is increasingly being integrated into broader priorities such as energy access, development co-benefits, and macroeconomic resilience.
Despite this shift and global climate finance reaching $1.9 trillion in 2023; a significant gap remains, with an estimated $6–$8 trillion still needed. This shortfall is even more pronounced in Sub-Saharan Africa, where the disparity between available finance and actual needs continues to widen.

22/05/2026

Carbon credits represent a reduction or removal of greenhouse gas emissions. They enable organisations to offset their footprint while supporting projects that protect forests, restore ecosystems, and promote clean energy.

21/05/2026

Over 500 households in Wanjohi Ward, Nyandarua County will benefit from the Michore Borehole Water Project, now moving into the distribution phase.

A 4km main pipeline is complete, with 9km of additional lines underway to connect homes. The borehole produces 32m³ of water per hour, strengthening access, livelihoods, and local economies across the county.

Backed by the County Government and the FLLoCA programme, the KSh 11.5M project includes a high-yield borehole, solar-powered system, and an 80m³ pressurized steel tank, ensuring a reliable, sustainable water supply.

18/05/2026

Over 400 households in Matura village, Nyandarua County are set to benefit from the funded Mutonyora borehole project; bringing reliable, safe water to a community long affected by seasonal shortages.
Moving away from drying shallow wells, this KSh 11.5M investment reduces the burden of long water treks and strengthens resilience against prolonged dry seasons.

15/05/2026

Green bonds are a powerful financing tool that raise funds specifically for climate and environmental projects. From renewable energy to resilient infrastructure, they channel investment into solutions that drive sustainable development.

14/05/2026

Through Program, 4,488 one-month-old chicks have been distributed to self-help groups in Kiganjo-Mathari and Gatitu-Muruguru Wards, Nyeri County, giving a major boost to local poultry farming.

This is climate-smart action at the grassroots, enhancing household incomes, building resilience, and improving food security across communities.

13/05/2026

From drought to downpours, communities in Machakos County are turning climate extremes into opportunity. Through locally led solutions like rainwater harvesting reservoirs, residents are building resilience, protecting livelihoods, and proving that climate action starts at the community level.

Watch full story of Kwa-Maseleh Irrigation Wier, a investment transforming lives on KBC Channel 1 here :

From devastating drought to sudden destructive rains, climate extremes are rapidly becoming a reality in Kenya .In parts of Machakos county however locals re...

12/05/2026

The funded Sirikwa Agricultural Aggregation Centre in Nakuru County has officially been handed over to the beneficiary cooperative, marking a major step in strengthening food systems and farmer resilience. Built to improve storage for farm inputs and produce, especially certified potato seeds, the facility will reduce post-harvest losses, enhance quality, and unlock better market access for local farmers.

11/05/2026

The Meswondo Water investment in Bomet County, funded under CCRIG II of the Program, is progressing with strong community support—unlocking a critical pipeline extension to Cheptalal Sub-County Hospital.
By shifting from costly, unreliable diesel pumping to a gravity-fed system, the project is ensuring consistent, 24/7 water supply—especially critical for the maternity wing.
This is climate-resilient investment in action: reducing costs, improving service delivery, and strengthening healthcare outcomes for the community.