In Kenya, over 1.8 million smallholder farmers produce more than 80% of the country’s milk, yet productivity remains low due to high feed costs, poor forage systems, and weak links between research and farmers.

The European Union, Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the Government of Kenya have officially commissioned the Phase 2 of the Green Mini-Grid (GMG) Programme in Turkana County, marking a significant milestone in Kenya's journey toward universal energy access.

The European Union Delegation to Kenya and the Equity Group Foundation have entered a partnership aimed at expanding access to quality education, strengthening human capital development, and widening global learning opportunities for high-achieving students in Kenya and across the region.

By integrating biological pest control, GIS, and AI-driven satellite algorithms, the EU funded project has developed a tool that empowers farmers with sustainable, data-driven farming practices to enhance yields and livelihoods