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IBMA Kenya had an insightful Q2 meeting, where the board members came together to reflect, refine, and reimagine our path forward. A central highlight of the session was a comprehensive SWOT analysis, a collective effort that laid bare the association’s strengths, opportunities, weaknesses, and threats. From the untapped potential in farmer education to regulatory bottlenecks […]

The discussions during the Regional Consultation Meeting were centered on partnerships, impact strategies, and the future of bioprotection.Key highlights were :✅ Exploring CABI’s Strategy 2023-2025 & Extension to 2028✅ Discussions on regional priorities and collaboration frameworks✅ Perspectives on sustainable pest management and pesticide risk reduction, CABI’s approach to pesticide risk reduction cuts across three steps:

Kenya’s minor crop sector is a key contributor to the horticultural industry, yet growers and exporters face persistent challenges due to limited registered pest control products (PCPs). During the Consultative Meeting, stakeholders including PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS BOARD, HCD, Kenya Flower Council, Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), Fresh Produce Exporters Association of Kenya, IBMA,

IBMA Kenya had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Curtain Raiser for Agritec Africa 2025, setting the stage for what promises to be a transformative event for Africa’s agricultural sector! This year’s theme,“Improving Farmers’ Income Through Technology,” underscores the power of innovation in driving #sustainable and impactful change. We are thrilled to announce that

The purpose of the meeting was to facilitate the transition of members elected into the new leadership structure as discussed during the Quarter 1 meeting. IBMA Kenya adopted a new leadership structure to align with that of IBMA Global, creating a Board and a Council. The board will consist of the following members:✅ President: Hamish

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