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KENYA 2020. Reducing distress migration through local value chain development

7 October 2020, Kiambu County, Kenya - A member of FAO trained group of youth Mkulima Youth Group waters a vegetable garden at a farm in Kiambu, Kiambu County, Kenya on October 7, 2020.
FAO Kenya has designed the project "Rural Youth
Migration, Social Protection & Local Value Chain Development" to address the root causes of rural youth out-migration by creating more and improved employment and entrepreneurship opportunities in agri-business. The project, which is being implemented in Kiambu County, focuses on creating alternatives to migration for youth by strengthening their entrepreneurial skills and promoting adopting of good agricultural practices for increased productivity and profitability; while also harnessing the potential of migration and social protection for value chains and agriculture development through remittances and productive investments in
agriculture.

10/07/2020

Project ID GCP/KEN/087/ITA

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FAO Kenya has designed the project "Rural Youth & Migration, Social Protection & Local Value Chain Development" to address the root causes of rural youth out-migration by creating more and improved employment and entrepreneurship opportunities in agri-business. The project, which is being implemented in Kiambu County, focuses on creating alternatives to migration for youth by strengthening their entrepreneurial skills and promoting adopting of good agricultural practices for increased productivity and profitability; while also harnessing the potential of migration and social protection for value chains and agriculture development through remittances and productive investments in Agriculture.