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Household survey findings
Between March and June 2025 we surveyed 554 households in Kisumu, Vihiga and Nandi counties, Kenya (and 200 in Glazoué, Benin). Four results stand out. The dashboard breaks each one down by gender, age and county.
Having a say
83%
have never been consulted in climate adaptation planning for their community
460 of 554 households. Each square is 1 in 100.
See the full resultsBarriers
91%
say lack of information keeps marginalised groups out of adaptation programmes
People could name more than one barrier.
See the full resultsClimate information
49%
use climate information services such as early warnings, seed advice and market prices
Only 27% in Nandi, compared with 54% in Kisumu.
See the full resultsHarvests
360 kg
a typical household's yearly food-crop harvest, about 4 bags of 90 kg
Women
3 bags
Men
5 bags
Middle value of 480 households that reported a harvest of maize, beans or other food crops.
See the full resultsSource: LAMA household survey, Kenya, March–June 2025 (554 households). Percentages are shares of all households surveyed unless stated.
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Impact Stories
Short films on how communities are leading their own climate adaptation.
Partnership Spotlight · Kenya
LAMA is part of a national Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting & Learning (MERL) initiative led by Kenya's Ministry of Environment, bringing locally led adaptation metrics into how the country measures and reports climate results.
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