GWF’s Jesper Svensson interviews Joyce Kimutai about the relationship between water security and development in Kenya. Join us to hear her reflections on whether Kenya has become more water secure over time and if so, how did they get there, what did they do.Recorded June 2019.*Unfortunately there are some sound quality issues in this episode. GWF is working to resolve this issue in future.Interview Q&AWhat is the relationship between water security and development in Kenya? 1:09 How do you usually measure and examine water security? 3:30How useful do you see existing weather tools to forecast events and plan water infrastructure? 5:04What are the main stressors for water security in Kenya? 7:35Has Kenya become more water secure over time? If so, how did they get there, what did they do? 10:48What is the institutional structure which connects the central-government water security vision with the provincial government level and river basin level? 15:00Africa is in desperate need of water infrastructure. In what way can foreign investment such as that provided by China contribute to growth and poverty reduction in Africa? 16:50Link to article on GWF's website:http://www.globalwaterforum.org/2019/07/08/joyce-kimutai-water-security-and-development-in-kenya/