Evidence-Informed, Locally Led: Advancing Seed Sector Legislative Reform in Kenya

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Abstract

A collaborative Consultative dialogue among the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service, seed sector stakeholders and CGIAR highlights pathways for inclusive, fit-for-purpose seed and plant genetic resources legislation in Kenya.

Citation

Ojwang, S., Karugia, J., Gituro, S., Anahinga, K. and Kamau, B. 2026. Evidence-Informed, Locally Led: Advancing Seed Sector Legislative Reform in Kenya. BlogPost. Montpellier, France: CGIAR System Organization.

Authors

  • Ojwang, Sylvester

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