AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAgriculture Extension Push: Kenya is looking to revive agricultural extension by linking county governments and universities with US expertise from NASDA, after farmers complained they can’t get timely advice on production, pests, soil and climate adaptation. El Niño Preparedness, Now: North Eastern leaders want El Niño plans moved from paper to action on the ground, as heavier rains are expected across parts of East Africa. Forest Land Clarification (Ogiek): Environment CS Deborah Barasa says land claimed by the Ogiek in Kericho remains public forest until legal boundary changes are completed, following a petition to convert part of LR No. 25005 for settlement. Wildlife & Water Conflict: Kenya is stepping up crocodile relocation and hunting as rising lakes push reptiles into homes, raising safety risks for communities. Farmers, Markets & Climate Finance: IFAD and Equity Group launched a $200m climate adaptation finance mechanism for smallholders in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda, while a separate push argues Africa must fix weak market infrastructure so farmers can actually sell and earn. Gender & Climate Care: Garissa’s gender and climate advocate highlights how GBV and child protection needs intersect with climate realities, and Kenya’s teen pregnancy figures underline the need for stronger support for young mothers.
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