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The report reviews Kenya’s geography and climate, then details methods, including analytical approach, policy and adaptation scenarios, and climate scenarios. Results cover human capital, including labor heat stress and health; agriculture and natural resources, including water supply, crop production, land degradation, carbon storage, livestock, and hydropower; and infrastructure and services, including inland flooding, roads, and bridges.","Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nEstimating the Economic Damage of Climate Change in Kenya  \nBackground report for the Kenya CCDR prepared by Industrial Economics, Incorporated  \nJuly 2023  \nTable of Contents  \nAcronym list ..................................................................................................................................... iii  \nAcknowledgments ........................................................................................................................... iv  \n1. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................5  \n2. Country overview ...................................................................................................................6  \n2.1 Geography and climate .........................................................................................................................6  \n2.2 Socioeconomic context .........................................................................................................................8  \n3. Methodological overview .................................................................................................... 10  \n3.1 Analytical approach............................................................................................................................ 10  \n3.2 Policy and adaptation scenarios ....................................................................................................... 12  \n3.3 Climate scenarios .............................................................................................................................. 13  \n4. Impact channel results ....................................................................................................... 16  \n4.1 Human capital .......................................................................................................................................... 16  \n4.1.1 Labor heat stress ....................................................................................................................... 16  \n4.1.2 Human health ............................................................................................................................ 23  \n4.1.3 Clean cooking ............................................................................................................................ 26  \n4.2 Agriculture and natural resources..................................................................................................... 28  \n4.2.1 Water supply .............................................................................................................................. 28  \n4.2.2 Crop production ......................................................................................................................... 31  \n4.2.3 Erosion and land degradation................................................................................................... 36  \n4.2.4 Carbon storage in forests and soil............................................................................................ 40  \n4.2.5 Livestock .................................................................................................................................... 46  \n4.2.6 Hydropower ................................................................................................................................ 51  \n4.3 Infrastructure and services ..................................................................................................................... 53  \n4.3.1 Inland flooding ........................................................................................................................... 53  \n4.3.2. 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