Climate-smart agriculture technologies

The Kenya Kwanza government promised to deploy climate smart agriculture technologies (micro-irrigation, precision irrigation,
hydro & aquaponic technologies) as part of its broader strategy to leverage the country’s water resources for irrigation.

The government has deployed several climate-smart agriculture technologies including but not limited to the State Department of Irrigation’s Micro-Irrigation Program for Schools and the proposed expansion of the Ahero Irrigation Scheme to transform it into a solar-powered hybrid system, reducing reliance on the national grid and cutting operational costs that have weighed heavily on farmers.

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Last updated: May 19, 2026 12:39 pm