• The world bank

worldbankIn June 2003, the World Bank released additional credit worth 77.9 million USD to the Kenyan government through the Arid Lands Resource Management Project. The funds will help finance the cost associated with:

 

  1. scaling up both geographically and substantively the successful drought management and long term livelihood activities of the Arid Lands project in 28 districts;
  2. reimbursing eligible and audited non-food expenditures associated with the severe drought which has affected the arid and semi-arid districts of Kenya over the last year; and
  3. scaling up the drought contingency fund which is operating under the current credit and has been depleted due to the extended nature of the drought.

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Launch of UWEZO Kenya first literacy assessment

Mohamed Elmi, the Minister of State for Development of Northern Kenya and other Arid Lands, launched the first annual learning assessment by UWEZO Kenya on 22 April 2010. UWEZO is a new regional initiative in East Africa which seeks to assess and improve literacy and numeracy skills among children.
The report highlighted the particular educational challenges facing Kenya arid districts, and the depth of inequality between the north and the rest of Kenya.


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