Okaba: DISENTANGLING VULNERABILITIES A participatory assessment of priorities for climate change adaptation among smallholders in Kenya
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Okaba: DISENTANGLING VULNERABILITIES A participatory assessment of priorities for climate change adaptation among smallholders in Kenya
- 1. DISENTANGLING VULNERABILITIES A participatory assessment of priorities for climate change adaptation among smallholders in Kenya C. Roncoli (UGA), B. Okoba (KARI), V. Gathaara (KARI), J. Ngugi (KARI) Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 9-11 March 2011
- 5. Humid/semi-humid Arid/semi arid STUDY SITES
- 6. METHODS Freelisting causes of CC indicators of CC & coding: impacts adaptations, needed resources & other concerns –fears
- 7. METHODS Scoring & ranking: priorities for ada ptation other concerns
- 10. IMPACTS OF CC
- 13. RESOURCES NEEDED
- 14. RESOURCES NEEDED
- 15. 1 2 3 Ranking 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 PRIORITIES FOR ADAPTATION Ranking 1 Men Wom Hum Arid Irrigation /water infrastructure Capacity building Credit Seed, seedlings Market support Better governance
- 16. 1 2 3 Ranking 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 1 Ranking OTHER CONCERNS Men Wom Hum Arid Poverty/lack of resources Lack of water Poor governance Poor health Poor markets Lack of security
- 17. CONCLUSIONS
- 19. Thank you! croncoli@uga.edu , okoba2000@yahoo.com
Notas do Editor
- ((Our study reiterates the need to integrate technical, institutional, and policy aspects the need to take into account social and spatial heterogeneities in priorities and constraints. This is nothing new: but for a long view of adaptation: We need to go further and move from efforts to tweak the system and foster incremental adjustments to identifying for trigger points for transformative change and this takes us into the realm of politics In this respect, a promising development is the passing of the new constitution which was voted in by 2/3 of Kenyan, laying the foundation for more accountable and representative governance and, with it, greater security and stability. This offers an invaluable research opportunity to look at how these changes are affecting people’s sense of risk and possibilities. And a key question that needs to be explored is how do you repair memory and restore trust within and across communities, how you rebuild social capital that is so needed for resilient systems ?