Anticipatory Action delivers targeted interventions - cash, livestock support, health services - based on hazard forecasts before a disaster fully unfolds. When triggers are met, action is immediate, pre-agreed, and funded.
Kenya's AA programme, coordinated by NDRMA and KRCS through a national Technical Working Group, has proven this approach is not only feasible - it's far more cost-effective than emergency response after the fact.
Linked to KMSA, NDMA and ICPAC probability thresholds. No political delay.
Every intervention defined in advance - who, what, when, and funded by what.
Full-cycle coverage from early warning to monitoring and evaluation.
National scope with county-level focal points and coordination.
Kenya's AA programme consistently demonstrates that pre-emptive action is more humane, more equitable, and significantly cheaper than emergency response. Filter by hazard to see the breakdown.
Each pillar addresses a critical component of Kenya's anticipatory action system - from generating forecasts to delivering pre-funded interventions and learning from every cycle.
Materials, training resources, advocacy briefs and thematic guidance for practitioners, researchers and county teams.
Core concepts and methodologies that explain what anticipatory action is and how it works in practice.
Briefs to support promotion of AA, influence decision-making and strengthen cross-sector coordination.
Practical insights, tools and training materials for implementing anticipatory action in Kenyan contexts.
A multi-stakeholder body bringing government, UN agencies, NGOs and Red Cross/Red Crescent partners together under NDRMA leadership.
Whether you're a humanitarian organisation, government agency, researcher or donor - the Technical Working Group welcomes new members committed to proactive disaster risk management.