Turkana County economy is highly dependent on the natural resource base, and thus is highly vulnerable to climate variability and change. Rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns, resulting in increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events such as droughts and flooding, threaten the sustainability of the County’s development. Among the most vulnerable regions in Kenya are the arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) or simply referred to as the drylands. Due to high poverty rates, changing socioeconomic and political circumstances and demographic growth, traditional coping strategies are increasingly becoming insufficient. Further, the increased frequency of extreme events is not allowing them time to recuperate after such shocks. To safeguard sustainable development, the County Government of Turkana has developed this Climate Change Policy 2021, Climate Change Act 2021 and Climate Change Fund regulations 2021 to provide a clear and concise articulation of overall response priorities to climate variability and change. Climate change adversely impacts critical sectors that are important to the County economy and society: Environment, Water and Forestry; Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries; Trade; Extractive Industries; Energy; Physical Infrastructure; Tourism; and Health. This policies and legal frameworks, therefore, elaborates intervention measures that can help to achieve the goal of low carbon climate-resilient development. The Policy, Act and Fund regulations focuses on the three key climate change outcomes: Adaptation, mitigation and financial mechanism for implementation of the climate change actions.