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United Nations World Food Programme (UN-WFP)

Project Title

Sustainable Food Systems Program (Kilimo Endelevu Mashinani - KEM)

Project Location

Masongaleni, Mtito Andei, Kitise/Kithuki, Mavindini

Project Duration

Start Date: November 2023
End Date: June 2027

Project Key Activities

  • Onboarding of Farm Service Centers (FSCs)
  • Procurement and distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs)
  • Value addition and fortification training
  • Hydroponics installation
  • Establishment of VSLA groups
  • Policy development and review
  • Infrastructure rehabilitation
  • Feasibility studies

Project Key Outputs

  • 90 FSCs established
  • NFIs worth KES 36 million distributed
  • 6 posho millers equipped for fortification
  • 20 hydroponics units installed
  • 228 VSLA groups formed
  • SHF-APIMS Strategy developed and launched
  • Social protection bill developed
  • MCEF regulations and social protection policy reviewed
  • Victoria Water Pan rehabilitated
  • Athi Kalima Koi Flagship feasibility study completed

Project Achievements

  • Reached over 10,000 smallholder farmers
  • Distributed equipment including maize shellers, feed choppers, nitrogen tanks, sprayers, feed mixers, hermetic bags, threshers, tarpaulins, solar pumps, posho mills, incubators, pond liners, and hives
  • Farmers trained on Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) and nutrition messaging
  • VSLA savings reached KES 42,827,249.00
  • Rehabilitated key water infrastructure in Mtito Andei Ward

Project Progress

Status: Ongoing – multiple deliverables achieved across all project components, the project is ongoing.

Project Impact Summary (Key Performance Indicators)

IndicatorAchievement
Farmers Reached:10,000 Smallholder Farmers (SHF)
Youth/Women/VMGs Engaged:4,258 farmers in VSLA groups (including youth under the Vijana in KilimoBiz program)
Employment Created:90 Farm Service Centers created employment opportunities
Value Chains Supported:6 different Value Chains (goat, apiculture, pulse development, chicken, vegetable & fruits)
Productivity / Income Change:
  • KES 36 million worth of equipment distributed
  • VSLA savings KES 42.8 million
  • Enhanced food fortification via 6 posho millers
  • Improved productivity through 20 hydroponics units