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Kalro trains special groups on climate smart farming

The project on climate-smart farming is focused on those most affected by climate change. [Christopher Kipsang,Standard]

The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation is training widows, single mothers, people living with HIV, people with disability and youth on effects of climate change in Busia and Migori counties.

Kalro, through Cornell University, offers training on climate-smart farming methods and inputs to people living below the poverty line in the two counties.

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