Kenya's Principal Secretary for Science, Research and Innovation, Professor Shaukat Abdulrazak, has warned that the nation's food production must increase significantly to meet the demands of a projected population of 84 million. This requires embracing innovative scientific and technological approaches beyond current methods.

• Kenya needs to increase food production by 50-70 percent to feed its future population.
• Key figures include Professor Shaukat Abdulrazak and the newly launched World Agriculture Forum (WAF) Kenya chapter.
• Innovations like artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and digital extension services are highlighted as crucial solutions to challenges like climate change and shrinking farm sizes.