Thank you Virginia for sharing these valuable reflections and practical lessons from Kitui. I particularly appreciate your emphasis on treating local communities as co-designers rather than beneficiaries of climate adaptation efforts.
I'd love to invite other WildHub members to join the discussion: @Paul Kilelu , @Michelle Wangui@Muthoni Njuguna and could you perhaps share the locally led adaptation strategies that have proven effective in your own regions?
That is such an insightful post, Virginia! I absolutely agree that the global climate conversations are very disengaged from the ground realities. More local communities should be a part of the decision-making.
A small example from Bangladesh is that a few farmers are planting more indigenous seeds, which can endure harsh weather conditions and help farmers become self-sufficient without depending on large seed companies. And the number of farmers is growing gradually!
But this is a topic we should talk about more! So, thank you so much for sharing🌻
Thank you so much Fairuse Alter for such a warm feedback 😊
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Thank you Virginia for sharing these valuable reflections and practical lessons from Kitui. I particularly appreciate your emphasis on treating local communities as co-designers rather than beneficiaries of climate adaptation efforts.
I'd love to invite other WildHub members to join the discussion: @Paul Kilelu , @Michelle Wangui @Muthoni Njuguna and could you perhaps share the locally led adaptation strategies that have proven effective in your own regions?
Thank you Thirza
That is such an insightful post, Virginia! I absolutely agree that the global climate conversations are very disengaged from the ground realities. More local communities should be a part of the decision-making.
A small example from Bangladesh is that a few farmers are planting more indigenous seeds, which can endure harsh weather conditions and help farmers become self-sufficient without depending on large seed companies. And the number of farmers is growing gradually!
But this is a topic we should talk about more! So, thank you so much for sharing🌻
Thank you so much Fairuse Alter for such a warm feedback 😊