Introduction
The County Government of Nakuru Climate Change Unit (CCU) is dedicated to building resilience, enhancing adaptation, and mitigating climate change impacts through innovative strategies, community engagement, and sustainable practices to safeguard our environment for future generations. By reducing greenhouse gas emissions and strengthening community resilience, the County aims to safeguard its people, economy, and environment.
🌍 Why Climate Change Unit (CCU) is Important?
- 🌿 Protects Ecosystems & Biodiversity – Preserves nature and reduces environmental degradation.
- 📊 Improves Decision-Making – Enabled through consistent data collection and analysis.
- 📣 Community Engagement & Awareness Creation – Builds public understanding and participation.
- 🧩 Policy Development & Implementation – Establishes frameworks for coordinated climate actions.
- 🔍 Research & Development – Fosters innovation and evidence-based climate solutions.
- ♻️ Climate Resilient Actions Identification & Harmonization – Guides coherent cross-sector efforts.
- 💰 Resource Mobilization – Secures funding for climate programs and green investments.
- 🧭 Resilience and Adaptation Planning – Strategizes long-term solutions to climate threats.
- 🤝 Fostering Collaboration and Partnership – Encourages multi-level engagement and support.
🌦️ Best Features of Our Climate Action Initiatives
Strategies aligned with national and global climate goals.
Including afforestation and renewable energy.
Strong partnerships with communities, NGOs, and development partners.
Emission-reduction efforts for cleaner air.
Public campaigns and school-based climate education
Developing new tools for resilience and adaptation.
Integrated planning across county sectors.
Accessing funds for implementation.
Government and private sector joint initiatives.
🖼️ Climate Action Gallery
Climate and Recreational Spaces
Tree Planting and Water campaigns
A vibrant gallery showcasing Showcasing Nakuru County’s bold steps in climate action and resilience, water conservation projects etc. 📸📚
A vibrant gallery showcasing Showcasing Nakuru County’s bold steps in tree planting, clean energy installations, climate awareness, etc. 📸 ✨
Climate Change Grievance Redress Mechanism
Climate Change Grievance Redress Procedure
We are committed to ensuring that all climate resilience investments are transparent, inclusive, and accountable. If you have a concern regarding a FLLoCA-funded project, please follow the steps below
- Step 1: Submit Your Grievance
You can lodge a complaint through any of the following accessible channels:
Online Form: Complete the digital form below (optimized for mobile and PC).
In-Person: Visit the CCU office Opposite KFA Building Nakuru at Department of Water, Environment, Energy, Climate Change, & Natural Resources Headquarters. Email: Send details of your concern to nakuruccugrm@gmail.com
Online Form: Complete the digital form below (optimized for mobile and PC).
In-Person: Visit the CCU office Opposite KFA Building Nakuru at Department of Water, Environment, Energy, Climate Change, & Natural Resources Headquarters. Email: Send details of your concern to nakuruccugrm@gmail.com
- Step 2: Acknowledgement & Tracking
Upon submission, you will receive a unique Grievance Tracking ID within 48 hours during the working days.
This ID allows you to monitor the status of your request in our Public Grievance Log below.
This ID allows you to monitor the status of your request in our Public Grievance Log below.
- Step 3: Verification & Action
The CCU GRM Focal Person will investigate the matter, which may include a site visit or consultation with the relevant Ward Planning Committee.
We aim to provide an initial response or proposed resolution within 14 working days.
We aim to provide an initial response or proposed resolution within 14 working days.
- Step 4: Resolution & Closure
Once a resolution is reached, the status in the Public Log will be updated to “Resolved”.
We will contact you directly to ensure the outcome is satisfactory before officially closing the case.
We will contact you directly to ensure the outcome is satisfactory before officially closing the case.
Climate Change Grievance Redress Form
Renewable Clean Energy
The County Government of Nakuru is advancing the shift towards clean, sustainable, and affordable energy solutions. By investing in renewable energy and promoting efficient energy use, we aim to reduce carbon emissions, lower energy costs, and improve energy access for all.
✅ Why Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency are Important?
- 🌞 Reduces Reliance on Fossil Fuels – Encourages the use of solar, wind, and biogas energy.
- 🌍 Protects the Environment – Lowers greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
- 💡 Lowers Energy Costs – Promotes energy-saving appliances and technologies.
- 🏘 Enhances Energy Access – Powers homes, institutions, and businesses in underserved areas.
- 📈 Drives Innovation & Green Jobs – Stimulates green economy opportunities.
⚡Best Features of Our Energy Programs
Schools, health facilities, and government offices powered by solar.
Installation of LED and solar streetlights across the county.
Promotion of energy-saving stoves and biogas systems.
Awareness campaigns on energy conservation and renewable options.
Regular assessments on energy use and efficiency impacts.
Renewal Energy Gallery
Renewable Energy Installations
Community Sensitization
A vibrant gallery showcasing Renewable Energy Installations in Schools, health facilities, and government offices. 📚✨
A vibrant gallery showcasing awareness campaigns on energy conservation and renewable options. 🚀✨
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