Flood Mitigation: How Kenya is mitigating flooding and improving livelihoods.

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00:35 Tanggu dikes

00:36 zijengwehapa

00:38 sisiwakazo namsattmeza kushibilahofu.

00:43 Sababu Unakuta deck ziligjengwa

00:46 zikapata kama nyumbazetuzilipo Momoasana

00:50 sasaweiw toroenjelakiwae tolibaki.

00:54 Tumeza Jenga Nyumba.

00:56 Natutaraji Atunaswaia

00:59 Mafuriko tena

01:00 Tunnea lima

01:02 Vilahofu.

01:04 We are currently on top of the dike.

01:06 Uh,

01:07 this project has,

01:07 uh,

01:08 two dikes.

01:09 There's one called the Northern Dyke

01:11 and the Southern Dyke.

01:12 They are each,

01:13 uh,

01:13 17 kilometers long.

01:14 So we're currently on top of the Northern yke

01:17 at kilometer

01:18 12 + 400.

01:21 What is going on here is,

01:22 um,

01:23 we're improving the infrastructure of the dike

01:25 so that we can protect

01:26 the livelihood and the

01:28 community who lives around here.

01:29 Uh,

01:29 tukonawatulo and zoyawanajari but least tokuzweka a

01:33 dike naizimitaru that's in nikesata mafrike kija

01:38 to now to now to now tuna jivuna kwamba in

01:40 as you imagine as a kuja naikoezimitari in caseswake katakata zikianda

01:45 sasa is takwazike kaenni zulukwazi zinakapawali.

01:52 During the design,

01:53 it was very clear that,

01:54 uh,

01:54 even if we do the irrigation project

01:57 in Zoya,

01:58 and we don't do the dikes,

02:00 then the project is

02:02 It's not sustainable per se,

02:04 because every time it floods,

02:07 farmers will have to move away,

02:09 mostly especially in Bussia.

02:10 According to the design,

02:11 once we are done

02:12 with what

02:14 we have assigned the contractor to do in the dikes protection,

02:18 then the irrigation project is done.

02:19 The whole project will be very sustainable.

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Tanggu dikes zijengwehapa sisiwakazo namsattmeza kushibilahofu. Sababu Unakuta deck ziligjengwa zikapata kama nyumbazetuzilipo Momoasana sasaweiw toroenjelakiwae tolibaki. Tumeza Jenga Nyumba. Natutaraji Atunaswaia Mafuriko tena Tunnea lima Vilahofu. We are currently on top of the dike. Uh, this project has, uh, two dikes. There's one called the Northern Dyke and the Southern Dyke. They are each, uh, 17 kilometers long. So we're currently on top of the Northern yke at kilometer 12 + 400. What is going on here is, um, we're improving the infrastructure of the dike so that we can protect the livelihood and the community who lives around here. Uh, tukonawatulo and zoyawanajari but least tokuzweka a dike naizimitaru that's in nikesata mafrike kija to now to now to now tuna jivuna kwamba in as you imagine as a kuja naikoezimitari in caseswake katakata zikianda sasa is takwazike kaenni zulukwazi zinakapawali. During the design, it was very clear that, uh, even if we do the irrigation project in Zoya, and we don't do the dikes, then the project is It's not sustainable per se, because every time it floods, farmers will have to move away, mostly especially in Bussia. According to the design, once we are done with what we have assigned the contractor to do in the dikes protection, then the irrigation project is done. The whole project will be very sustainable.

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