Drought conditions in Kenya have been a persistent problem for many communities, especially those relying on agriculture for their livelihoods. The prolonged absence of rainfall has resulted in crop failures, reduced livestock productivity, and ultimately, food insecurity. The situation is compounded by a growing population and limited access to water resources. The effects of drought not only have immediate consequences on people's ability to produce and access food, but also long-term impacts on economic stability, education, and health.
