Climate-Smart Agriculture

Agricultural systems worldwide face significant challenges due to climate change. For many rural communities, especially those in arid and semi-arid regions, traditional farming practices are increasingly unsustainable. As soil health deteriorates, water scarcity worsens, and seasons become unpredictable, farmers struggle to maintain productivity. These changes have profound implications for food security, particularly in developing regions like Kenya. By integrating climate-smart approaches, farmers can continue to grow food sustainably, with practices that mitigate risks from extreme weather events and improve resilience over time.