Climate change poses significant challenges to water security in Kenya, necessitating innovative and sustainable approaches to water resource management. These five technical briefs outline the key findings and recommendations derived from a comprehensive functionality and governance study that assessed public good climate investments in water infrastructure implemented through the County Climate Change Fund (CCCF) mechanism across five counties in Kenya. They provide valuable insights into the technical and governance factors influencing the success of locally-led adaptation (LLA) investments and offer recommendations to support the successful and sustainable implementation of locally-led projects to enhance their long-term impact. 

Read further below, where you'll find insights specifically tailored to the five counties studied: 

1. Garissa County 

2. Isiolo County 

3. Kitui County  

4. Makueni County 

5. Wajir County