The Slamdam technology, developed in the Netherlands, is a mobile emergency barrier that can be deployed wherever there's a threat of flooding. Functioning as both a flood barrier and water storage solution.

From June 25th to 27th, 2024, the LISTEN Project hosted a delegation of forty participants, including representatives from Dutch Embassies in the Horn of Africa and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague, for a three-day learning visit.

**Recently, the LISTEN Project hosted a team from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Kenya and The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.**

The Project has Co-created business cases that are offering innovative solutions that address gaps in food security, value chain marketing, water and climate change.

The LISTEN project is currently working with VBAs, WCCPCs and WRUAs to establish commercial tree nurseries that will provide a variety of trees to their local communities for environmental restoration and conservation

Mapping out flood prone areas to mitigate El Nino rains in the coming onset.

The project is empowering women in the by recognising the pivotal role women play in agriculture and rural development, the project aims to bridge the gender gap and ensure equal access to resources, services, technology, and training.

Domestication of the National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP) to mainstream the initiatives of climate change from the National to the County level thus the existing devolved Legal frameworks contributing to integration.

The LISTEN Project held an inter-county farmer field day in Nanyuki, Laikipia County bringing together more than 1000 farmers as well as 30 private sector players.

PCRA is a definitive structured way of collecting, analyzing and systematize information so as to maximize the capacities of resources while strategise on addressing the climatic risks.