What the UNDP is doing with regards to crisis prevention and recovery in Kenya
The crisis prevention and recovery component aims at further reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS and improving the quality of life of those affected and infected, in line with Millennium Development goals while also strengthening the capacity to design, implement, monitor and evaluate HIV/AIDS programmes. Furthermore, the component aims to reduce the incidence of natural and man-made disasters and insecurity on the lives of the poor by enhancing multi-sectoral responses to HIV/AIDS, natural disasters mitigation capacity, and conflict resolution and peace building. The following are the main outcomes of UNDP’s intervention:

A. Sustained political and administrative leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS at the national and constituency levels;
B. Capacity to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS through support for infected and affected persons;
C. Disaster management and reduction of small arms proliferation.

Youth excavate a water pan close to Dadaab refugee camp. The water harvested in the pan will be used for livestock and domestic consumption during dry periods. This project is one of the activities being implemented under a joint UH Host Community project in Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps. The project seeks to improve the livelihoods of people living close to refugee camps. The project has several components including, provision of clean water, education, food security, education, security, peace building and health. Participating UN agencies include UNCEF, WFP and UNHCR.