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Kenya Secures Ksh 1.34 Billion Loan for Drought Resilience

3/21/2026

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The Kenyan government plans a supplemental Ksh 1.34 billion loan from KfW Development Bank to the Drought Resilience Programme in Northern Kenya, raising total to Ksh 2.53 billion.
Funds support climate adaptation and livelihoods to improve resilience and food security in Turkana and Marsabit counties.
Officials stress efficient resource use and financial reporting to ensure accountability and sustain partner support.
The National Government will repay the loan starting in 2028.

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Story summary

The Kenyan government plans a supplemental Ksh 1.34 billion loan from KfW Development Bank to the Drought Resilience Programme in Northern Kenya, raising total to Ksh 2.53 billion.
Funds support climate adaptation and livelihoods to improve resilience and food security in Turkana and Marsabit counties.
Officials stress efficient resource use and financial reporting to ensure accountability and sustain partner support.
The National Government will repay the loan starting in 2028.