The Kenyan government has officially launched its very first fertilizer insurance program, a joint initiative between the Ministry of Agriculture and several private sector partners. This innovative scheme aims to protect smallholder farmers against climate-related risks, such as drought and floods, while enhancing the resilience of the agricultural sector. Developed in partnership with Pula Advisors,…...
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