COMMUNICATING POLICIES FOR ENHANCED CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN LAIKIPIA COUNTY IN KENYA

Authors

  • ANTHONY GITONGA MAINA Self
  • SILAS ODONGO ORIASO PROF
  • GEORGE ODERA OUTA PROF
  • ALRED OWUOR OPERE PROF

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58216/kjri.v15i03.583

Keywords:

Adaptation, Agriculture, Antony Gitonga, Climate Change, Communication Policies, Laikipia, Mitigation, Smallholder farmers, Tigithi, University of Nairobi

Abstract

The study focused on how climate change policies were being communicated among smallholder farmers to promote effective adaptation for food security and community resilience. It was believed that several climate-related policies were being developed and communicated by national and county governments and other stakeholders. However, very little was known about the entire the climate policy communication ecology. Using a sample of smallholder farmers and local stakeholders, the study aimed to discern how climate change policy communication worked in Laikipia county. Results indicate that how the policies were implemented were predicated on communication with key players who are farmers. The problem of lack of implementation was related with where, when and how policies were being communicated to the farmers.

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Author Biographies

SILAS ODONGO ORIASO, PROF

Prof. Silas ODONGO ORIASO, University of Nairobi

GEORGE ODERA OUTA, PROF

Prof. George ODERA OUTA, Technical University of Kenya

ALRED OWUOR OPERE, PROF

Prof. Alfred OWUOR OPERE, University of Nairobi

 

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Published

2025-09-18

How to Cite

MAINA, A. G., ORIASO, S. O., OUTA, G. O., & OPERE, A. O. (2025). COMMUNICATING POLICIES FOR ENHANCED CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN LAIKIPIA COUNTY IN KENYA. Kabarak Journal of Research & Innovation, 15(03), 37–59. https://doi.org/10.58216/kjri.v15i03.583

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Education, Humanities and Social Sciences

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