Theme: Strengthening Agri-Food System Transformation for Resilience, Sustainability and Socioeconomic Development Date & Venue: 25–28 March 2025 | Argyle Grand Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya In March 2025, the 2nd Eastern Africa […]
As part of its mandate under the Knowledge Hub for Organic Agriculture and Agroecology in Eastern Africa (KCOA-KHEA), the Rwanda Organic Agriculture Movement (ROAM) a Country Implementing Partner (CIP) in
Dear Reader Youth are gradually taking up space in the agricultural sector, with groundbreaking innovations that save time, and costs, while maximizing productivity.In Kiambu County, young graduates have come together
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Project partners from Kenya- KOAN, Tanzania- TOAM and Uganda- NOGAM, implementing the project titled “Strengthening Regional Trade through Compliance with the East African Organic Product Standard (EAOPS)” coordinated by Biovision
The GSDM – SYMABIO consortium, a key player in promoting agroecology and organic farming in Madagascar, took part in the event as the implementing consortium for the KCOA Project
In semi-arid landscapes, water is not just life; it’s survival, memory, and magic. So, when the springs dried up in places like Kiborgoch, Leparua, and Nasuulu, it felt like more
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Nairobi, Kenya – March 28, 2025 – The 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference, held from March 25–28, 2025 at the Argyle Grand Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, concluded with a unified call
For too long, restoring degraded land has been seen as a noble cause; but not a profitable one. Native PEP is proving otherwise. Take Kiborgoch Conservancy in Baringo. In 2024,
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As the morning sun streamed through the glass atrium of the Marriott Hotel in Berlin, the air was charged with purpose. Delegates from across continents had gathered—not merely to exchange
Nestled in the arid landscapes of Isiolo County, where water is not just a necessity but a lifeline, two springs (Darajani in Leparua and Nomad-Esmit in Nasuulu) are reclaiming