Harvesting resilience: Community perspectives on early warning systems in Kenya

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climate

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Laz

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UniUni

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Presenting early results of the Kenya component of the Jameel Observatory 'impact collaboration' on 'How can we bridge disconnects between food security, climatic & natural hazard EWS and the anticipatory actions of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the Horn of Africa?'

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