SACCAL | Sustainable Adaptations to Climate Change in Arid Lands

Welcome!

We are Saccal.

Sustainable Adaptations to Climate Changes in Arid Lands (SACCAL) is a nationally recognized non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to addressing the unique challenges faced by communities in Kenya's Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL).

These regions, characterized by extreme weather conditions, frequent droughts, and limited water resources, are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. SACCAL's primary goal is to support these communities in developing sustainable adaptation strategies and building resilience against environmental adversities.

Est. 2023

Saccal

Our programs

"SACCAL's work is deeply rooted in the understanding that the ASAL regions of Kenya, which cover approximately 89% of the country's land area, are home to some of the most marginalized and economically disadvantaged populations. "

— Fun Facts

"By 2050, nearly 85 million people in North and Sub-Saharan Africa might be forced to flee their homes, considering a pessimistic scenario of high greenhouse gas emissions and unequal development."

— A Climate Reality

"According to a report conducted by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), urgent action is needed to avoid the catastrophic effects of global warming."

We are Saccal.

Our programs

Water Conservation

Agriculture and Food Security

Climate Resilience Education

"SACCAL's work is deeply rooted in the understanding that the ASAL regions of Kenya, which cover approximately 89% of the country's land area, are home to some of the most marginalized and economically disadvantaged populations. "

— Fun Facts

"By 2050, nearly 85 million people in North and Sub-Saharan Africa might be forced to flee their homes, considering a pessimistic scenario of high greenhouse gas emissions and unequal development."

— A Climate Reality

"According to a report conducted by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), urgent action is needed to avoid the catastrophic effects of global warming."

— Another Scary Fact