Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) presents the opportunity to meet the world’s increasing foodClimate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) presents the opportunity to meet the world’s increasing fooddemands in the face of climate variability. It is more responsive to the achievement of SustainableDevelopment Goals 2 and 13. CSA practices have the potential to alleviate low potato yields amongfarmers.

Egerton University recently participated in a two-day open session held at KALRO Kabete, where it showcased a range of agricultural innovations and promoted its academic programs from undergraduate to postgraduate levels.The university's delegation included Dr. Karanja Kinuthia, an Agricultural Biotechnology specialist, Ms. Serah Njambi from the Directorate of Marketing and Resource Mobilization, Mr. Kurian Musa, the Communication Officer, Ms. Celestine from the Admissions Office, Mr. John Supeiyo, a Research Assistant at the Agro-Science Park, and Haron representing the TAGDEV Project.