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Future crop suitability assessment and the integration of Orphan crops into Kenya's food systems
Climate change is seen to be playing an increasingly key role in determining the level of food security within Kenya. In 2020, around 3.1 million people in the country faced acute food insecurity as a result of excessive rainfall, flooding and drought. There has also been a concentration of research...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2022
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