According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, mushroom farming in Kenya is a growing industry.
Kwamboka is turning fruits, vegetables into long-shelf-life products using solar dryers.
The initiative aims to improve the livelihoods of 1.7 million people across Africa.
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Dr Prem Bindraban, AfricaRice deputy DG, warned that Africa is facing a growing nutrition crisis.
Globally, there are more than 2,000 species of edible insects, over 500 of which are found in Africa.
The programme will improve productivity, profitability and access to a sustainable market.
Dr Ismahane Elouafi said food security cannot happen without science, research, data, analysis, innovation, and intelligence.
PS Ephauthus Kimotho said that expanding irrigation could be a catalyst for economic growth and job creation.
