Climate Change and Its Impact on Land Use: A Case Study of Marsabit County, Kenya

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Mixed-methods study reveals climate change drives vulnerability and land use shifts in pastoral communities.

Climate change significantly disrupts pastoral livelihoods with yearly temperature increases and rainfall declines.
Findings show the devastating impact of droughts, as seen in the 2022 drought that led to the loss of 273,000 livestock.
Using a mixed-methods approach, the research integrates various data sources to understand land use changes.
Development pressures further complicate resource access, highlighting inequities among vulnerable populations.

Kiptoch William Ndiema (2025) studied this question.

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