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Drylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative

is a  Public Benefit Organization established, managed, and led by Indigenous people from the drylands of Kenya.

A well-respected Kenyan policy think tank. We identify, analyse, link and present key community concerns to government institutions for action.

Thematic focus areas include peace and security, pastoralism and livestock, land and natural resources, gender, youth, emerging social issues such as technology, and basic services—education, health, and water—as well as human capital and infrastructure in pastoralist areas.

DLCI has a unique role as the Secretariat of the Pastoralist Parliament Group (PPG), a parliamentary caucus representing over ten million people from 15 counties and sixty-six constituencies, which cover 80% of Kenya’s landmass, approximately 470,000 square kilometres.

DLCI is a convenor and process facilitator that considers the voices of the dryland’s communities, and
DLCI continues to actively participate in the NDMA-led ending drought emergencies (EDE) process by supporting relevant
DLCI has been working in land governance for the past five years, including promoting integrated land
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Our Impact

DLCI serves 15 counties with 64 parliamentary constituencies with a combined population of over 10,000,000 people.
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Latest News

DLCI promotes improved policy and practice in the drylands area by encouraging development actors to document and disseminate their learning and advocate for improved policy and practice increasingly focusing on capacity building of citizens, community institutions and county governments. DLCI is secretariat of the Pastoralist Parliament Group (PPG), the largest parliament caucus in the National Assembly.

People Stories

DLCI hosted one of the most successful Voice Linking and Learning Event

The event which took place in Watamu brought together 92 participants.

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