In an effort to promote climate resilience and environmental sustainability, the Kisii County Directorate of Climate Change conducted a verification exercise across several milk cooperatives in Kisii County. This initiative is part of a broader push to ensure the smooth operationalization of the cooperatives, particularly in enhancing their daily production processes.
Milk cooperatives in Kisii County play a crucial role in the local economy, but they face significant challenges, including unreliable electricity supply and water shortages, These issues not only increase operational costs but also hinder the cooperatives’ ability to function efficiently and sustainably. Recognizing these obstacles, the Directorate of Climate Change is advocating for sustainable solutions that would benefit both the cooperatives and the environment. Proposed interventions include the installation of solar panels to reduce dependency on the generator and electricity, water tanks for rainwater harvesting, and soak pits to manage wastewater more effectively.
During the verification exercise, several key findings emerged. First, most cooperatives are heavily reliant on diesel generators, which is costly in terms of fuel and vulnerable to electricity grid outages. The installation of solar panels would provide a more stable, cost-effective energy source, enabling cooperatives to reduce electricity expenses while lowering their carbon footprint.
Second, despite the region’s substantial rainfall, many cooperatives lack systems to capture and store rainwater. Installing water tanks would ensure a more reliable water supply, especially during dry periods.
Lastly, wastewater management will be addressed by installing soak pits to properly direct wastewater, preventing contamination. These initiatives, supported by the Directorate of Climate Change in collaboration with KfW, aim to improve the operational efficiency of milk cooperatives while promoting environmental sustainability.
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