Climate & Environmental Resilience
Dryland Agroforestry & Livelihoods (Concept)
A concept for combining indigenous tree restoration with income-generating agroforestry in semi-arid farming systems.
ConceptUnder Development
This is an illustrative concept. Details marked “to be confirmed” will be updated after co-design with communities and partners. It is not funded or approved.
Overview
Project summary
- Location
- Eastern Kenya — location to be confirmed
- Programme pillar
- Climate & Environmental Resilience
- Implementation status
- Concept
- Funding status
- Under Development
- Budget (public)
- To be confirmed
- Committed
- To be confirmed
- Funding gap
- To be confirmed
- Duration
- To be confirmed
- Beneficiaries
- To be defined during co-design. Not yet verified.
- Partners
- Partners being sought
- SDGs
- SDG 13Climate Action
- SDG 15Life on Land
- SDG 1No Poverty
Design
Problem, objectives and model
- Problem statement
- Degraded drylands and erratic rainfall reduce farm productivity and household resilience.
- Objectives
- Co-design agroforestry models with farmer groups
- Establish community tree nurseries
- Measure soil, yield and income outcomes
- Implementation model
- Community-led with technical support from Tawi Green and prospective research partners.
- Research component
- Proposed field trials on species performance and soil carbon.
- Outputs
- Expected outcomes
- Improved land cover
- Diversified household income
- Evidence
- To be confirmed
- Climate relevance
- Adaptation and nature-based mitigation.
- Indicators
- Hectares restored
- Tree survival rate
- Household income change
Documents & gallery
Supporting materials
Concept notes, budgets and monitoring reports are shared with verified partners through the secure data room.