Evaluating Flood Management in Flood-Prone Areas in Kenya
A case study of Budalangi Sub-County for sustainable and community-based climate adaptation
Flood Management in Kenya: Budalangi Case Study
Gemeinschaftsbasierte Klimaanpassung für Budalangi Region

Financing

Deposit

100%

7,500 € - fully financed!

Payouts

41%

3.081 €

Project progress

25%

Q1 / Q4

Quarterly

Project Updates

In the first quarter, the team successfully completed Pilot Study 1, focusing on site exploration, stakeholder engagement, and pre-testing of research tools in the villages of Musoma and Rukala.

  • Key findings revealed the lack of dams, poor infrastructure, and community concerns that dam extensions could worsen flooding in Rukala, guiding the refinement of research tools for Pilot Study 2.

  • The project adhered to ethical standards, secured NACOSTI approval, and established a foundation for comprehensive data collection in the second quarter.


» See Q1 Project Update here

Impressions

Team

Hamba Loyce

Wasike Praise Simiyu 

Wambui John Kariuki

Ombuna Clifford

Waleo Emmanuel

Supervisor

Natariana Kilonzo

Facts

Country
Kenya
Region
Budalangi Sub-County, Busia County
Project abbreviation
KEN-001
Project start / project end
April 2025 - März 2026
Project budget
KSH 1.050.000 (ca. 7.500,00€ Wechselkurs vom 26.03.2025)
Public subsidy
6.000,00€
Scholarship per person
68,000 KSH (approx. €480.00 exchange rate as of March 26, 2025)
University
Pioneer International University
Local partner
Organization of African Youth – Kenya Chapter (OAY Kenya)
Number of students
5 students, all of them Bachelor (1 female)
Supervisor
Prof. Natariana Kilonzo
Mentors
Bharti Teotia, Delasi de Souz
3E4A-Coordinator
Vinley Orutwa

SDGs

Primary SDGs

Thanks to our sponsors

We thank Cordes & Graefe Foundation for their support.

Project Details

Reports

Quarterly
Scientific Report