Kenya NAC on Economics of Climate Change
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This is the website for the Kenya National Advisory Committee for the DFID funded study on the Economic Impacts of Climate Change in Kenya.
Please find below key project documents:
- The project method report for the study
- A 2 page summary of the project
- The presentation given at the public launch event 22nd January 2009
Final study reports and annexes:
- Kenya final launch presentation: The Economics of Climate Change in Kenya. Powerpoint (~12Mb)
- Kenya final main report: The Economics of Climate Change in Kenya (~2.7Mb)
- Kenya final main report: The Economics of Climate Change in Kenya. Executive Summary (~0.5Mb)
- Kenya project brochure with summary messages
- Kenya low carbon report. Full technical annex. Complete (~2.1Mb)
Case studies:
Sectoral reports:
Kenya Water Sector Report
Ecosystems Study for Kenya
This document analyses the effects of climate change on ecosystems in Kenya. It is structured in 3 sections. Section 1 explains how ecosystems and ecosystem services play a vital role for human well-being. Section 2 identifies patterns of change stressing ecosystems and influencing their vulnerability. Section 3 explores the effects of climate change on ecosystem services and the possible implications for human well-being and development given two possible future pathways.
Regional Ecosystems Study
This document analyses the effects of climate change on ecosystems at the regional level (East Africa). Section 1 explains how ecosystems and ecosystem services play a vital role for human well-being. Section 2 identifies patterns of change stressing ecosystems and influencing their vulnerability. This section also analyses the climate-sensitivity of most vulnerable ecosystems in the region. Section 3 explores the effects of climate change on ecosystem services and the possible implications for human well-being and development given two possible future pathways for East Africa. Section 4 shifts focus from climate change impacts on ecosystems and services to exploring the role and value of ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation.
Other outputs:
Paper: Initial National Communication.
This 1st National Communication is the main output of the enabling activity project; Kenya: Enabling Activities for the Preparation of Initial National Communication Related to the UNFCCC, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) through the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
Other examples:
Climate envelope for monthly precipitation in Nairobi produced with the Climate Change Explorer tool
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Possible climate analogue 2050 for Nairobi produced with the AWhere Spatial Analysis tool
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