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How BCRUP is governed

Kenya has positioned itself as a pivotal leader in the BCRUP initiative, demonstrated most notably by President William Ruto's active championing of the program.

BCRUP Regional Project Coordinating Team

Organisation chart. Regional Steering Committee (policy guidance and oversight) leads to the Regional Coordinating Unit, the BCRUP Secretariat (program management and support). That leads to Country Teams (national coordinators, local partners, community networks), Thematic Expert Groups (climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction, livelihoods and housing) and a Knowledge and Learning Hub (research and data, training and capacity building, advocacy and communication). These lead to Community Innovation Initiatives (local resilience projects) and Networks and Alliances (NGOs, CBOs and municipal partners).
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BCRUP National Project Coordinating Team

Organisation chart. National Coordinating Team (program oversight and coordination) leads to Local Partners (municipalities, local NGOs and CBOs), Community Networks (community leaders, grassroots organizations) and Thematic Experts (climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction, livelihoods and housing). These lead to Community Climate Resilience Projects (flood management, slum upgrading, livelihood support) and Monitoring and Knowledge Sharing (data collection, sharing best practices, policy advocacy).
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BCRUP Local Project Coordinator Team

Organisation chart. Local Project Coordinator Team (coordination and implementation support) leads to a Community Development Committee (community leaders, grassroots organizations, vulnerable households), Local Governments (municipal officials, disaster risk management, service delivery) and a Local Partner Organization (NGOs, CBOs). These lead to Community Climate Resilience Projects (flood management, livelihood support, hazard mapping, data collection), then to Monitoring and Knowledge Sharing (data collection, sharing best practices, policy advocacy).
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