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BIO Kenya Research Project: Validation and Commercialisation of Biochar and Insect composted Organic fertiliser (ICOF) in Kenya is sponsored by French Embassy in Kenya through the National Research Fund. A 30-month research project aiming to revolutionize farming practices through the large-scale validation and commercialization of biochar and insect-composted organic fertilizers (ICOF).
It responds to the urgent need to improve soils in Kenya, particularly for smallholder farmers, and contributes to climate change mitigation through carbon sequestration.
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BIO Kenya Research Project: Validation and Commercialisation of Biochar and Insect composted Organic fertiliser (ICOF) in Kenya is funded by French Embassy in Kenya through the National Research Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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