Data and Facts | Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) in Kenya
The pesticide market in Kenya has experienced significant growth, leading to concerns about the harmful effects of registered pesticides on
Read MoreThe pesticide market in Kenya has experienced significant growth, leading to concerns about the harmful effects of registered pesticides on
Read MorePesticides are inherently hazardous, and among them, several Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) cause disproportionate harm to the environment and human
Read MorePesticides are inherently hazardous, and among them, several Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) cause disproportionate harm to the environment and human
Read MoreEarly August, President William Ruto announced the commencement of the second phase of the fertilizer subsidy program that saw the
Read MoreChemical residues can be problematic to animals and humans. The daily intake of pesticide-contaminated food can pose severe health risks.
Read MoreOn 17th November 2021, a Science iCafé prompted a vibrant debate on the issue of pesticides in Kenya. The event
Read MoreThe use of hazardous pesticides to produce food has come under increased scrutiny around the world and in Kenya. Alongside
Read MoreFood security is not mutually exclusive from food safety. Kenya has an unfortunate track record when it comes to food
Read MoreThe heavy use of pesticides in industrial and domestic settings has resulted in negative health, environmental and economic consequences worldwide.
Read MoreMost households in Kenya will not go a day without consuming tomatoes and sukuma wiki (kales). The two vegetables, which are popular
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