The Visibilize 4 Climate Action Project inception workshop was held on July 4th and 5th, 2024, in
Maralal, Samburu County. The workshop aimed to:
• Introduce the Visibilize 4 Climate Action Project.
• Discuss the relationship between climate change, food systems, and health.
• Understand the stakeholders working in this space and identify opportunities for engagement.
The workshop brought together 72 participants, including county government officials, national
government representatives, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), community- based organizations
(CBOs), the private sector, media, and project partners.
The National Level Stakeholder Engagement and Policy Forum for the Visibilize4Climate Action and
Pathfinder Initiative Phase II Projects was held 20-21 February 2025 at the CIFOR-ICRAF Campus. It
brought together 60 participants with the following objectives:
• Raise awareness of the impact of climate change on food systems and health–particularly mental
health and nutrition–and the role of sustainable land management in addressing these impacts.
• Identify gaps and opportunities in the national policy space within the climate and health nexus,
including any gaps and opportunities for climate and health co-benefits and potential entry points for
integration.
• Explore how data can inform policy and investment programmes in the country, including the formats
and processes through which it should be delivered and how different types of climate and health
information may influence decisions at different stages of the policy cycle.
The Visibilize4ClimateAction Project inception and stakeholder engagement workshop was
held on July 1st and 2nd, 2024, in Nanyuki, Laikipia County. The workshop aimed to:
• Introduce the Visibilize 4 Climate Action Project.
• Discuss the relationship between climate change, food systems, and health.
• Understand the stakeholders working in this space and identify opportunities for engagement.
A total of 57 participants attended, including county government officials, national government
representatives, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), community-based organizations (CBOs), private sector representatives, media, and project partners.
