Kenya hub: Strengthening governance of food and extension systems

The Kenya Hub, comprising the University of Nairobi, University of Embu, and Maseno University, fosters high-level dialogue with the management of partner universities on the value of science translation methodologies, delivers targeted training in Theory of Change and science communication, and implements a change project to demonstrate science-to-policy and practice impact:

  • Strengthening governance of food and extension systems for agricultural resilience and environmental sustainability
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Change story: Planting seeds of change

The AgriFoSe2030 project on Functions in extension service pathways is rooted in a desire to improve smallholder farmers’ livelihoods. It focuses on addressing challenges in agricultural extension functions and facilitating cross learning in extension between Kenya, Sri Lanka and Laos.

Interview with Cecilia Onyango, hub leader in Kenya

Sustainable and resilient food systems for improved food security

Empowering smallholder armers in local policy-making

Supporting the engagement of smallholder farmers in local government policy making processes

News from the Kenya hub

News from the Kenya hub

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