The funding aims to boost food security in the region during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. According to the County’s Chief Officer for Agriculture Dr Paul Omanga, Sh50 million has already been released to farmers spread in seven sub-counties. “KCSAP’s primary aim is to boost farmers’ productivity and food security while addressing climate change adaptation and mitigation measures,” Omanga said. SEE ALSO: Over 22,000 farmers to benefit from Sh585m WB grant“This is why KCSAP targets to build resilience and minimise emissions from farming systems, enhance adaptation to climate risks and improve agricultural productivity,” he said. County agriculture officials asked farmers to form groups to access the funds.

Source: Standard Digital June 09, 2020 16:11 UTC