Architectural Association of Kenya Commends KARA’s Climate Change Handbook
Earlier today, Arch. Florence Nyole, President of the Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK), attended the launch of “A Citizens’ Handbook on Climate Change,” a pivotal initiative developed by KARA (Kara CaresKE) in collaboration with the Hanns Seidel Foundation.
The event marked a significant milestone in efforts to empower communities with comprehensive knowledge on climate change.
The handbook, meticulously crafted by KARA, serves as an essential resource designed to simplify intricate climate change information and outline effective citizen engagement strategies. It delves into pertinent legislation, policies, and action plans while emphasizing the pivotal role of public participation in combating climate challenges.
In her address, Arch. Florence Nyole expressed AAK’s commendation for the Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (KARA) on this impactful publication. She highlighted its role in bridging the gap between technical expertise and public awareness, thereby enhancing understanding and encouraging proactive involvement in climate-conscious initiatives.
“As built environment professionals, we recognize the critical importance of such resources in fostering sustainable design practices and promoting informed decision-making,” remarked Arch. Nyole. “The handbook aligns seamlessly with our mission to cultivate resilient and environmentally-conscious communities across Kenya.”
The launch event garnered significant support from various stakeholders, underscoring the collaborative efforts needed to address climate change effectively. Attendees praised the handbook’s clarity and accessibility, noting its potential to inspire widespread engagement and drive meaningful action towards a sustainable future.
Moving forward, stakeholders anticipate that the handbook will empower citizens to play an active role in climate resilience efforts, amplifying the impact of collective actions towards environmental sustainability.
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