Kenya has received a Kes 16.67 billion ($150 million) loan from World Bank to support local communities hard hit by climate change and drought, leading to loss of livelihoods.
The World Bank through its arm, International Development Association, approved the facility to be extended through the new Financing Locally–Led Climate Action (FLLoCA) programme.
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