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23 April 2026

Farming shouldn’t cost the Earth

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Kenya

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Empower women

Increase food security and nutrition

Protect ecosystems

Kenyan farmer Felista holding handfuls of paddy rice and milled rice.

Farming should feed people sustainably and renew the natural world, provide a proper living for farmers in eastern Africa, combat climate change and give women power to overcome inequality and prejudice.

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