Climate-smart farm investments will pay dividends for Kenya and Planet

Workers at Komaza Forestry in Kilifi County, a company which supports Kenyan farmers to grow trees on previously unproductive land and sell as timber in commercial markets. PHOTO | KEVIN ODIT | NMG

The drought in Kenya continues to wreak havoc. Those in the country's north, northeast and coastal regions are victim to the drought's immediate impact, unable to provide food for their families or the market.

Meanwhile, the rest of the country suffers from inflated prices due to dwindling supply. Food security in Kenya is under extreme threat.

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