Author: Kate Elizabeth Gannon Non-governmental organisations in countries such as Kenya are developing multi-stakeholder partnerships to unlock private sector resources to support adaptation to…
COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges across the globe, spurring dramatic changes across all economic systems. With over 2.4 million infections worldwide and over…
The novel Coronavirus, a respiratory viral infection, continues to spread across the world, bringing havoc to economies and markets across the globe. Markets in…
Overview of Kenya’s agricultural sector Agriculture plays a critical role in Kenya’s economy. Research indicates that agriculture contributes to 51% of the country’s GDP,…
By Chris Silali and Chris Shimba Elementary economics and entrepreneurship validates land as one of the key factors of production. Commonly defined as the…
We are encouraging farmers to use lime-based fertilizers to reduce soil acidity and improve nutrient uptake by crops. The ultimate goal is to increase…
Over 3,000 farmers and 40 stakeholders in agriculture including County Government, input suppliers, traders, financial institutions, insurance firms converged at the Mwea Agriculture Expo…
There has been a perennial water shortage in Mombasa, with informal settlements like Toa Tugawe in Kisauni most affected. These areas receive water for…
By Samuel Kibicho Transforming market systems is a complex task. To make a market more competitive, inclusive and efficient involves dealing with great challenges…