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Promoting Innovation in Organic Resource Management at the Grassroots Level in Kenya
Prepared by
Musa N. Omare, Canon N. Savala,
Paul L. Woomer and James N. Gachau
2004
Table of Contents
Format Origin
Organic Resource Management & Environmental Protection
Summary
Highlights on Major Topics Covered During the Events
The Countrywide Events
Thika: Food processing and marketing for sustainable development
Embu: Saving the earth for present and future generations
Kiambu: Resource management in small farms
Mombasa: Building partnerships for improved agricultural production
Kisumu: Innovation for sustainable development
Kitale: Resource mobilization and management for sustainable development
Nakuru: Your waste is my treasure
Kakamega: Wealth creation through sound organic resource management
Core Participation in the Countrywide Events
The origin, activities and future of FORMAT by Musa N. Omare
Organic resource management and environmental protection by Paul L. Woomer
Organic Resource Management in Agriculture by John K. Lekasi
Organic Resource Management by Rainbow Women Group by Janet Aketch
Making Fortified Compost by Keziah W. Ndungu and Mary Kifuko
Vermiculture and vermicomposting: earthworms in action by Canon E. N. Savala
Recycling urban and domestic waste in Nairobi by Simon N. Munywe
Traditional Green Vegetables in Kenya by Maryam Imbumi
Handicrafts Prepared from Water Hyacinth by Juma Misunga
Products from Neem Tree by Antony Mwongo
EM: A Microbial Product for Sustainable Agriculture
Forming and Operating a Community-Based Organization by Eusebius J. Mukhwana
Kenyan Smallhold Carbon Project
Organic Resource Management in Kenya: Perspectives and Guidelines
FORMAT’s Next Actions
Acknowledgement
Exhibits from the Countrywide Events