Impact of climate change adaptation on food security: evidence from semi-arid lands, Kenya

The management of rangelands, including climate change adaptation strategies, is primarily responsible for stimulating livestock productivity, which consequently improves food security. This paper investigates the impact adaptations on security among pastoralists in semi-arid parts Kenya, who have not received due attention to date. Using an endogenous switching regression model, current study revealed that pastoralists’ increased significantly when they employed measures adapt change. results also showed wealthier households and those with more were food-secure than comparatively poorer or less livestock. Furthermore, uncovered a high prevalence educated households. therefore recommends that, Kenya’s lands, where pastoralism primary means livelihood, policies advocating should be strengthened. Also fundamental building strategies are consistent monitoring change, use early warning systems, communication pertinent information farmers—and particularly pastoralists.