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Planned REFRAME core setting · Kenya

Isiolo

A planned REFRAME core HDSS setting for research on climate, livelihoods and mental health.

Planned REFRAME core setting
Approximate research-setting location
Geographical context · approximate location · Natural Earth

Research priorities

Research focus

Climate and livelihoods · Food insecurity · Mental health

Goals & priorities

Objectives

  1. Prepare population-based longitudinal research within the Isiolo HDSS setting.
  2. Investigate pathways linking climate exposures, livelihoods, food insecurity and mental health.
  3. Develop and evaluate locally relevant community preparedness approaches within the future REFRAME programme.

Partners & connections

Partner institutions

The institutions and roles shown here describe the documented research and exchange connections. Responsibilities for individual studies are set by the participating teams.

Current status · 12 November 2026

Planned REFRAME core setting

The November 2026 REFRAME planning documents identify Isiolo among four future core HDSS settings. The project is in EU grant preparation with a planned January 2027 start. This listing does not indicate that REFRAME recruitment or intervention delivery has started.

The established CHEERS collaboration in Kenya is at Siaya HDSS. Isiolo is listed separately as the planned Kenyan REFRAME setting.

Publications & evidence

Related publications

No REFRAME outcome paper is listed at this stage. Related methods and prior CHEERS studies are available from the project profile.

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Connected projects

Research connections

Sources & updates

Sources and updates

Setting and intended objectives follow the REFRAME Description of the Action, version 1.13 (8 November 2026). The planned project and fieldwork status was reviewed on 12 November 2026. See the REFRAME profile for the distinction between core and satellite research.

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