A creative approach to participatory mapping on climate change impacts among very young adolescents in Kenya. Journal of Global Health Report
Logie, Carmen H, Van Borek, Sarah, Lad, Anoushka, Gittings, Lesley, Kagunda, Julia, Evelia, Humphres, Gachoki, Clara, Oyugi, Kevin, Wanjiru Chege, Mercy, Omondi, Beldine, Okuto, Maryline and Taing, Lina, (2023). A creative approach to participatory mapping on climate change impacts among very young adolescents in Kenya. Journal of Global Health Report. Journal of Global Health Reports, 7 1-10
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Sub-type Journal article Author Logie, Carmen H
Van Borek, Sarah
Lad, Anoushka
Gittings, Lesley
Kagunda, Julia
Evelia, Humphres
Gachoki, Clara
Oyugi, Kevin
Wanjiru Chege, Mercy
Omondi, Beldine
Okuto, Maryline
Taing, LinaTitle A creative approach to participatory mapping on climate change impacts among very young adolescents in Kenya. Journal of Global Health Report Appearing in Journal of Global Health Reports Volume 7 Publication Date 2023-01-01 Place of Publication Edinburgh Publisher Journal of Global Health Start page 1 End page 10 Language eng Abstract Adolescent perspectives are crucially important for developing sustainable solutions to address climate change yet remain overlooked in the literature, particularly in low and middle-income contexts. Kenya is an important context to explore youth climate solutions, as youth constitute the fastest growing population facing climate change-related challenges, such as extreme weather events (e.g., droughts) and issues of water, food, and sanitation security. This manuscript details a methodology for participatory mapping on climate-related issues that was co-developed with Kenyan youth and community-based organizations in Kenya. The aim of this paper is to describe the design of a multi-media participatory mapping tool to identify and address the interconnections between social, health, and environmental well-being with very young adolescents (aged 10-14 years) in six geographically-diverse, climate-affected regions of Kenya (Nairobi, Kisumu, Kilifi, Naivasha, Isiolo, and Kalobeyei Refugee Settlement). The authors describe methods used to develop a strengths-based multi-media participatory mapping approach that combines user-friendly geographic information system (GIS) technology with arts-based methods (dance, drawing, music, video). The aim is to share these methods and process of co-development to inform future participatory mapping approaches with youth climate-related issues. Keyword participatory mapping
arts-based methods
adolescents
Kenya
climate resilienceCopyright Holder author(s) Copyright Year 2023 Copyright type Creative commons DOI 10.29392/001c.77885 -
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