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Supporting Livestock Farmers to get insured in Kajiado, Kenya
County government of Kajiado (my home county) to insure 20,000 livestock farmers, with support from the World Bank, in a bid to cushion the farmers from the vagaries of prolonged drought. Ten thousand others, who are capable to insure their livestock, will get subsided premiums, Governor Joseph ole Lenku said at a press conference in his office today. The exercise has been clustered into eight zones; Iloodokilani, Kaputiei, Keekonyokie, Kuku, Matapato, Merrueshi, Olgulului and Olkeriai.
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Wow. this is incredible. Congratulation Mr. Governor.
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Dear Anita Soina , The Green MP 🇰🇪 Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to World Bank and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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The kind of support we expect from able and grown organisations
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This is very important bearing in mind the loss that these farmers have incurred as a result of the prolonged drought. They have lost their livestock which is the source of their live hoods. Some form of insurance would be a sigh of relief.
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This great I initiative
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Amazing the Governor is Doing amazing job
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Great move
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I do really support this program but my own opinion would be to also provide ways that will make both human and livestock survive even in dry seasons...#adequate water#
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a great initiative
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I really love this💪