Land is finite, but science and innovation can multiply its value
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At the National Land Commission Research Conference, I delivered a simple message: Kenya’s land is finite, but our capacity to understand it, innovate around it and use it more productively is not. As Kenya takes the trajectory beyond 2030, land becomes a vital asset on socioeconomic transformation.
Land underpins virtually every national priority—food security, housing, manufacturing, transport, energy, tourism, environmental conservation and digital infrastructure. Yet demand for this resource
Land underpins virtually every national priority—food security, housing, manufacturing, transport, energy, tourism, environmental conservation and digital infrastructure. Yet demand for this resource
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