Deforestation and drought are forcing animals to compete with local wildlife in Kenya over dwindling supplies of water and pasture, but a new project is changing that.
Senior researcher David J. Spielmansaid has said that agri-tech apps are already helping build the climate resilience of small-scale farmers.
In Mombasa, Kenya, new boats and diving kits are helping fishers become more profitable, reviving livelihoods weakened by COVID-19 and climate change.
Millions of rural households in Kenya rely on agriculture for their income, but a warming climate is bringing more intense and frequent droughts.
The Flipflopi, made from entirely from plastic waste, sailed 500km from Kenya to Zanzibar to raise awareness of plastic pollution in the ocean.
