Government defends granting privileges to global centre on adaptation amid credibility concerns

The government has defended its decision to grant official privileges and immunities to the Global Center on Adaptation, saying the move was made in accordance with the law. In a statement, Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’oei dismissed claims of external influence, emphasizing that the decision followed due legal and parliamentary processes. However, questions persist over the organization’s credibility, with allegations of irregular reporting and concerns about its plan to host Kenya’s Ministry of Environment in one of its Nairobi facilities