The video describes how the county climate change fund mechanism works. The mechanism is a community-driven and bottom-up planning tool; it is anchored within and supportive of devolution; focuses on public goods investment and inclusion of all social groups

The Wajir County Climate Change Act 2016 established the County Climate Change Fund (CCCF) mechanism that finances public good investment for improved resilience. The investments are prioritized by communities through the ward climate change planning committees. The video showcases how the CCCF mechanism has been improved community lives.

Masue Rock catchment is one of the 15 County Climate Change Fund (CCCF) projects in Makueni, that has helped communities adapt to climate change through sustainable rain water harvesting and storing it in large tanks for fetching by communities . Prior to the construction of the embarkment, the rock was known to mete massive destruction during rainy season as hundreds of litres of water flow down the huge stone.

Devolution and Resilience