Partners for Resilience Kenya Kenya frequently suffers from droughts, which has a negative impact on food security. The Partners for Resilience Program 2016-2020 strengthens Kenya's civil society and the Ministries in Integrated Risk Management, especially in policy development and dialogue around policies, investments and practices. This leads to a stronger and sustainable enabling environment for resilience building This project aims to integrate IRM principles in legislation frameworks and plans, This will ensure that the needs of the most vulnerable groups are involved in implementation of plans, budget allocation and decision making on IRM at the local level. This will contribute towards strengthening communities’ capacities to cope with hazards, to mitigate the effects of disasters experienced and to adapt to changing conditions. Vulnerable people in Kenya are more resilient to crises in the face of climate change and environmental degradation, enabling sustainable inclusive economic growth The target groups of the PfR II Alliance program differ per thematic domain. The program directly targets Disaster Operation Centre at various levels, various Ministries at local, county and district level, various (local) authorities, media, knowledge centers, civil society organizations, community based organizations, private sector, and Disaster Management Unit at various levels. Indirect beneficiaries are marginalised communities such as the pastoralist communities and small scale farmers