Back to home

Indigenous women in Baringo pushfor a greater role in shaping agriecology policies

video
N
NTV Kenya (Youtube)
August 8, 2026
1mo ago
Indigenous women in Baringo County are pushing for a greater role in shaping agroecology policies, arguing that their generations of experience in sustainable farming and seed conservation can help communities adapt to climate change and strengthen food security. Subscribe and w

More on this topic

Ogiek Protests Ongoing Demarcation of Eastern Mau Forest - August 2026

The Ogiek community is protesting the ongoing demarcation of Eastern Mau forest for settlement. Additionally, Indigenous women in Baringo County are advocating for increased involvement in shaping agroecology policies, believing their deep-rooted knowledge is crucial for climate adaptation and food security. Meanwhile, Chief Conservator of Forests Alex Lemarkoko has appealed to residents living near Tendeno forest in Londiani, Kericho county, to actively participate in its conservation. Separately, Indigenous women are challenging negotiated democracy among pastoralists.

4 stories in this topic
View Full Coverage
The Online Kenyan Android App

Take Kenya's news with you

Breaking stories, daily briefs, and the topics you follow - on your phone, free.

Get the Kenyan News appFree Android app on Google Play