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USAID Cuts Leave Kenyan Farmers Struggling
The US Agency for International Development's (USAID) cuts have left Kenyan farmers struggling to maintain their crops. The agency's decision to terminate funding for infrastructure projects has led to widespread flooding and crop failure. An investigation found that the flooding was directly linked to the unfinished infrastructure project. The impact has been severe, with cases of diarrheal disease exploding in the area, particularly among children.
At a glance
- USAID cuts have left Kenyan farmers without access to basic necessities like water and sanitation.
- The flooding was directly linked to the unfinished infrastructure project along the irrigation scheme.
- The impact has been severe, with cases of diarrheal disease exploding in the area, particularly among children.
- The investigation found that the flooding was not an isolated incident, but rather a result of the USAID cuts.