PELUM News

Agricultural biodiversity, smallholder farmers, and adaptive capacity status of knowledge in the context of resilience and transformations From the 10th - 12th October 2011, OXFAM Novib and HIVOS (Netherlands) will hold a meeting for practictioners in agriculture and rural development in ACP Countries.  The meeting will bring together partner organizations that have previously participated in

PELUM Kenya will hold the Country Working Group (CWG) meeting on the 22nd and 23rd September 2011.  The CWG meeting will be hosted by the Neighbours Initiatives Alliance (NIA), a Member Organization of PELUM Kenya, working in Kajiado County of Kajiado District. Through NIA’s Motto of Promoting Dependable Neighbourliness, the service delivery NGO works addresses

Published on 04/05/2011 News that commercial farming of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) could soon be a reality in the country will likely reignite debate on the role of biotechnology in ensuring food security. The National Biosafety Authority was recently quoted as promising that regulations governing production of GMOs were ready for adoption. These will guide

PELUM Kenya will hold the Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2011 on May 26-27, in Nakuru .  On 27th May, the network members will engage in planting 2,500 trees in Molo and Elburgon in the Rift Valley Province, an event hosted by Baraka Agricultural College, SARI and NECOFA.  The theme of the AGM will be

On the 23rd and 24th September 2010, PELUM Kenya will hold the 2010 Country Working Group meeting.  The CWG meeting will be hosted by Manor House Agricultural Centre (MHAC) in Kitale. Manor House is an agricultural college that advances training in sustainable community development by training, research and testing. Graduates from Manor House are equipped

"On the 27th and 28th May 2010, PELUM Kenya member organizations will hold their 15th Annual General Meeting.  The meeting will be held at the New Tea Tot Hotel in Machakos. The event will be hosted by INADES Formation in collaboration with Ukamba Christian Community Services (UCCS) and Benevolent Institute of Development Initiatives (BIDII). PELUM Kenya