Events

Aquatic foods are a vital source of essential nutrients and contribute to food and nutrition security in many countries. By 2030, per capita fish consumption is expected to increase worldwide with the exception of Africa, due to population growth outpacing supply on this continent. Aquaculture has

Food For Thought Festival on 6th to 7th October 2023 at the Nairobi National Museum.

Experience a unique culinary tourism festival that celebrates the diverse cultures of Kenya while preserving our rich heritage.

The festival includes:

• Workshops
• Talks
• Debates
• Community events

Let's Do It Kenya organised the first World Cleanup Day in Kenya in 2018 during which over 25,000 Kenyans showed up to clean their immediate environs. Since then, over 60,000 Kenyans have joined us in celebrating World Cleanup Day every third Saturday of September. All this has been possible thanks

Climate change poses significant risks to the global community, with physical effects causing substantial economic losses. Over the past decade, storms, wildfires, and floods have resulted in substantial GDP losses. Africa, in particular, faces severe climate-related challenges, including drought

Join us on 2nd February, 2023 for WorldWetlandsDay national event to be held at Enkongu Enkare in Narok County under the theme EcosystemRestoration