s:905:"TI Nakuru, Kenya: Low-emission rural development (LED-R) at a glance 
AU David, O. 
AU Chan, C. 
AU Stickler, C. 
AU Karunditu, M. 
AU Matika, W. 
AB 
Kenya’s fourth most populous county, with a density of ~214 people/km2
Most of Nakuru’s forests are within the Mau Watershed (one of Kenya’s 5 main water sources), & provide timber & fuel wood as well as employment, though consistent deforestation is impacting ecosystem service provisioning
70% of the county considered arable & highly productive (relatively high nationally, with 20% of Kenya’s area classified as arable)
Historical ethnic patronage & conflict between Kikuyu, Kalenjin & other communities stemming from British colonial rule has led to violence & unequal access to land & resources, as well as political conflict
Lake Nakuru National park covers only 2.5% of the county’s area, but contains significant biodiversity
 
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