Entrepreneurs and Innovators Take Center Stage at 2nd Agroecology Conference—Yet Policy Hurdles Remain
Nairobi — As the third day of the 2nd Agroecology Conference unfolds, light rain drizzles over the venue,
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Agroecology Talks Open with Calls for Farmer Recognition, Enterprise Growth, and Policy Reform
Delegates seated at Victoria Hall in Argyle Grand Hotel during the keynote session of the 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference
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Eburru Boda Boda Riders Lead Conservation Efforts to Save Indigenous Forests
By Chemtai Kirui Eburru, Naivasha – Peter Njuguna Gachie, a boda boda rider, never imagined his work would
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How One School Turns Waste into Energy and Water Savings
By Chemtai Kirui | phillykirui@gmail.com Kabatini, Nakuru — Rurii Primary School guard, Joseph Mburu Kung’u, carefully steps onto what
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South-west Mau Communities Forge hive of opportunities
By Chemtai Kirui | phillykirui@gmail.com As the local community takes ownership of South-west Mau’s forest, there are signs of
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How Can New ID Cards Enable Forest Dwellers to Protect Their Land and Resources?
By Chemtai Kirui|phillykirui@gmail.com Nyandarua County – Communities in Geta Forest Station, located in the country’s west-central region, are set to
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Kenya’s Water Crisis: Innovative Solutions Needed Amidst Climate Change and Population Growth
Carolyne Tomno Experts are calling for innovative solutions to tackle water scarcity in Kenya and across Africa, as the
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Sustainable Roads for Trade: Balancing Infrastructure and Conservation in the Aberdare Ecosystem
By Chemtai Kirui | phillykirui@gmail.com How can infrastructure connectivity in the Aberdare landscape be harmonized with the preservation
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Bamboo for climate Resilience
By Caroline Tomno The Kenya forest service has introduced tissue culture propagation in bamboo for mass to boost the Bamboo sector
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Rising Above the Waves: Kenya’s Coastal Resilience Defends Centuries of Heritage Against Climate Change
By Chemtai Kirui|phillykirui@gmail.com As ocean temperatures rise, with scientists suggesting that 2022 was the hottest year on record for
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