Regenerative agriculture offers Kenya path to combating drought

Margaret Chepkoech, plants a tree seedling during the 2021 Kaptagat Forest Annual Tree Planting exercise. FILE PHOTO | JARED NYATAYA | NMG

Drought has long been a recurring crisis in Kenya, resulting in severe economic, social, and environmental impacts. Current statistics show that over 3.4 million people in Kenya face food insecurity due to drought-related factors.

These challenges include livestock losses, crop failures, and water scarcity, pushing communities further into poverty and exacerbating existing inequalities.

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