List: How Much Each County Will Receive From Ksh 11B in Climate Resilience Funding
The World Bank is contributing Ksh5.7 billion, while the German Financial Cooperation (KfW) adds Ksh1.2 billion and the county governments Ksh4.2 billion...
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The National Treasury has announced the allocation of Ksh11.2 billion in climate resilience funding to 46 Kenyan counties for the 2025/2026 financial year, as detailed in the Kenya Gazette on Friday, January 23.
- The funding is part of the County Climate Resilience Investment Grant, a collaboration with the World Bank (Ksh5.7 billion), German Financial Cooperation (KfW) (Ksh1.2 billion), and county governments (Ksh4.2 billion).
- Kakamega County is the largest beneficiary, receiving Ksh543 million, while Isiolo County receives the least at Ksh33 million.
- Funds will support investments in water resource management, agricultural adaptation, infrastructure resilience, early warning systems, and disaster preparedness.
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