Context
Agricultural sector is a pillar of Kenyan economy facing climate change and economic constraints
Kenya is seen as an economic power in East Africa. However, in terms of agriculture, the country shows great disparities between productive counties in the west of the country and more arid or marshy areas in the north and on the coast.
Kenya is widely affected by climate change with the rains being unpredictable and/or very scarce. Maize production (the staple food) is severely impacted.
In many counties, farmers’ vulnerability is aggravated by dependence on maize production for food and income, low-fertility soils and increase in cost of production.
Created in 1996, CGA, a national umbrella organization of Kenyan cereal farmers, has embarked in 2015 on a new strategic phase aiming at meeting these challenges in a sustainable manner.
🟥 CGA-Fert dissemination area of action
⚫ Capital : Nairobi
national FO
local and regional FOs
counties
family farmers concerned
Average annuel budget
(including Fert support)
of which €40, 000€ financed directly by CGA