The World Bank and the KEMFSED project team, NPCU and Kilifi CPIU visited the Madevu Water Project Self-Help Group. The group initially came together to address their water problem but later partnered with one of the KEMFSED’s Strategic Partners, Equator Kenya Ltd, to grow Chillis.
Pictrorials: WorldBank project team, NPCU and Kilifi CPIU teams was Kuruwitu Conservation Welfare.
One of the national infrastructure projects being undertaken by KEMFSED is the National Mariculture Resource & Training (NAMARET) Centre which will be put up in Shimoni, Kwale County. The centre will be providing training to fish farmers on modern mariculture farming, and also have a fish hatchery. Due to its (hatchery) intensive technical requirements, the …
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Rural women in developing countries are already feeling the effects of climate change in their daily life. They’re seeing weather patterns change, and once-dependable crops are no longer thriving. They’re having their livelihoods wiped out by extreme weather events – and with less access to resources than men, they have a harder time bouncing back.They’re …
Rural women in developing countries are already feeling the effects of climate change in their daily life. They’re seeing weather patterns change, and once-dependable crops are no longer thriving. They’re having their livelihoods wiped out by extreme weather events – and with less access to resources than men, they have a harder time bouncing back.They’re …
Rural women in developing countries are already feeling the effects of climate change in their daily life. They’re seeing weather patterns change, and once-dependable crops are no longer thriving. They’re having their livelihoods wiped out by extreme weather events – and with less access to resources than men, they have a harder time bouncing back.They’re …
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