This document summarizes a study on the impacts of climate change and food insecurity on pastoral communities in Northern Kenya. It finds that livestock production is the main source of livelihood and food security in the region. However, climate change is projected to negatively impact livestock production through changes in rainfall patterns and drought. The study assessed perceptions of and vulnerability to climate change among women and men in the Turkana and Mandera districts. It found that women are more vulnerable due to reproductive roles and limited decision making power and access to resources. Current coping strategies are insufficient to deal with increasing climate risks. Diversification of livelihoods and support for existing strategies were recommended.