SHORT COURSE:POST HARVEST FOOD LOSS AND WASTE REDUCTION
The Virtual training will cover theory and practicals slated from 3rd -6th May 2021.
For more information contact Prof. Jane Ambuko via jane.ambuko@uonbi.ac.ke
The Virtual training will cover theory and practicals slated from 3rd -6th May 2021.
For more information contact Prof. Jane Ambuko via jane.ambuko@uonbi.ac.ke
KENET in partnership with mobile network provider Safaricom PLC, has negotiated for an eLearning Discounted Bundles package for use in remote teaching and learning during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The University of Nairobi students and staff are therefore encouraged to apply to supplement the University sponsored SOMA-NA-TELKOM data bundles.
The Library, University of Nairobi as organized series of online training starting from 28th April to 30th May 2021.
It is onset of March April May (MAM) 2021 season and every farmers is ready to sow seeds in their farms. As a farmer you should frequently test, you soil every 2-3 years to enhance crop productivity. This is according to Titus Gitau CEO to Fertiplant E.A a subsidiary of MEA Fertilizers E.A which collaborates with MIRCEN, lab at the Department of LARMAT - University of Nairobi, for fertilizer quality Control.
SCRAES 2022 – The 2nd International Symposium on Climate-Resilient Agri-Environmental Systems
Conference is scheduled on Tuesday 7th to Friday 10th June, 2022
The main theme “Implementing the New Green Deal: The Path Towards Sustainable Agriculture“, To access symposium website visit https://www.iscraes.org or send email to info@iscraes.org
Location
Dublin, IRELAND
Pastoral leaders, elders and representatives of Samburu and Boran communities(Deedha) from Isiolo county between Monday 12th- Tuesday 13th April , 2021 were trained on Leadership and governance which entailed Gender role in pastoral communities, inclusiveness in Decision making and their participatory in implementation of climate change projects/ programmes in their grassroots .
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Under Socially inclusive adaptation knowledge integration for resilience livelihoods in Northern Kenya (SOAK) project, knowledge mapping was carried out in four wards in Isiolo County namely; Merti, Garbatula, Kinna and Oldo Ngíro in 24th - 27th March 2021
Drylands Africa’s drylands harbor productive farmlands and rangelands that sequester carbon, maintain ecological functionality and biodiversity. They provide households with priority products such as energy, water and food, provide youth with income-generating activities, support pastoralist communities with fodder for their livestock and rural and urban dwellers with a variety of ecosystem services including safe and reliable water.