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Sh 6 million range lands re-seeding project flops as climate change take toll

Ms Alice Sironka in Ipomea weed invested range lands adjacent to the county environment department grass reseeding project in Mashuru Sub-County on November 21, 2025. Photo| Stanley Ngotho

What you need to know:

  • The Sh6 million re-seeding programme was among the Sh 200 million projects funded by the World Bank in conjunction with the Kajiado devolved unit under the Financing Locally-Led Climate Action Programme (FLLoCA) in the financial year that ended in June

In March, the Kajiado County Environment Department embarked on an ambitious 50-acre rangeland reseeding project as a climate change mitigation programme.

Also read:  https://nation.africa/kenya/health/why-some-counties-risk-missing-out-on-climate-funds-and-the-way-forward-4710290
The Sh6 million re-seeding programme was among the Sh 200 million projects funded by the World Bank in conjunction with the Kajiado devolved unit under the Financing Locally-Led Climate Action Programme (FLLoCA) in the financial year that ended in June. The FLLoCA programme focuses on capitalising the National and County Climate Change Funds; building county-level capacity for planning, budgeting, reporting and implementation of local climate actions in partnership with communities.