According to the chief administrative secretary at the Agriculture ministry Anne Nyaga, these toolkits are meant to teach children how to become environmentally aware and to take climate action as they practice their farming.
THE 4-K Clubs of Kenya, with support from the Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives ministry has launched a set of communication toolkits aimed at teaching children about climate-smart agriculture.
Among the items launched were a children’s guidebook, a website, a set of instructional videos, and a set of climate-smart agriculture games. According to the chief administrative secretary at the Agriculture ministry Anne Nyaga, these toolkits are meant to teach children how to become environmentally aware and to take climate action as they practice their farming.— Capital News
