A prolonged drought in Kenya - blamed heavily on climate change - has plunged hundreds of thousands of people into poverty.
The worst affected are cattle-herders in the country's northeast. Communities that used to be self-sufficient, are now dependent on cash hand-outs from aid groups.
Mohammed Adow reports on a new approach to aid in the town of Takaba.
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