World Resources Institute (WRI) is an environmental think tank that goes beyond research to find practical ways to protect the earth and improve people’s lives.
The brochure covers important developments in the status of the marine environment of Kenya. It provides recommendations on improving marine resources and livelihood sustainability.
The brochure advocates for the prioritization of an Integrated Coastal Zone Management Policy. Kenya should invest in mariculture trials as an alternative livelihood for coastal people.
A proposed community conservancy offers the potential to earn income from both tourism and sustainable agriculture and to diversify livelihoods through community-based management.
The strongest information campaigns and campaign materials result from a communication for development approach, supporting active engagement with the target audience from the outset.
The poster provides information regarding an agricultural innovation project in Kenya, including project locations, institutions, and partners.
An effort to streamline the concepts and methods around practices has come out as a need, and this is a manual in Arabic by Dr. Mohamed Kassem on Some Methodologies of Agricultural Knowledge Management for Arab Users.