In promoting equity and recognizing the central role o of women as  agents of positive change across political and socio-economic spaces, we work to amplify women and girls' voices in critical social-economic decisions at the sub-national (county), national levels, and cross-border (regional). 

The effects of climate change have already begun to manifest in the Turkana basin, reducing food and water security through droughts, floods, and changes in seasonal timing and increasing the vulnerability of thouands of especially mobile pastoralists.

Climate-induced changes have exposed and exacerbated social

Lake Turkana is a miraculous anomaly of life giving water in a parched and unforgiving land. Lake Turkana is the largest permanent desert lake in the world and is home to a large population of Nile crocodiles, hippos and hundreds of bird and fish species. 

We work to  defend and promote environmental and territorial rights linked to land access. Indigenous people and local communities seek to have their territorial and other rights respected, protected, and guaranteed. Our defense of territorial rights includes our ancestral lands 

The constitution of Kenya under Article 174 (d) states that communities have the right to manage their affairs and to further their development.

Community organizing and empowerment is critical to enhance community participation in budget and policy processes.  

Cross-border mobility is a resilience practice of pastoralist communities . Some of the efforts include;

• Participatory mapping of local and cross-border transhumance corridors.
• Strengthen cross border Advocacy 
• Support cross border communities dialogues and engagement.
• Enhance women participation in cross border processes