NATURE+ in Kenya: Country report 2022-2024
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From
CGIAR Initiative on Nature-Positive Solutions
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Published on
20.02.25
- Impact Area
CGIAR’s Nature-Positive Solutions Initiative achieved wide-ranging and comprehensive results
in Kenya. Building on CGIAR’s community seed banks, NATURE+ established two aggregated
farms for cooperative permaculture, and rallied another community to implement nature-
positive solutions on their small farms. The Initiative rolled out an app that guides farmers on
native-tree reforestation and provides economic incentives for successful tree establishment.
All work areas established the conditions for continued research, collaboration, value-chain
development for neglected and underutilized crops, landscape restoration, circular
bioeconomic activity and policy engagement in CGIAR’s Research Portfolio 2025-2030.
Read NATURE+ in Kenya: Country report 2022-2024.
The featured artwork captures NATURE+ afforestation activity in semi-arid Turkana County to mitigate climate change and desertification and restore land and biodiversity. Credit: Douglas Gayeton, The Lexicon. Non-commercial use allowed with attribution.
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