24/08/2026
What happens if the seeds that have fed our communities for generations, and the livestock breeds adapted to our landscapes, are no longer there tomorrow?
Across Eastern Africa, indigenous seeds, local crop varieties and resilient livestock breeds support food, livelihoods, culture and climate resilience. Yet climate shocks, biodiversity loss and growing dependence on a narrow range of commercial seeds and breeds threaten this diversity.
This is why a regional conversation is needed.
Join the launch of the 1st Eastern Africa Indigenous Seed Conference 2026, bringing together farmers, pastoralists, researchers, policymakers, civil society and partners to share solutions, celebrate local innovation and build collective action for food systems rooted in diversity and community control.
Webinar: Seeds, Systems & Sovereignty: Shaping Eastern Africaโs Food Future
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20 August 2026 | โฐ 10:00โ11:00 a.m. EAT๐ป Register: https://bit.ly/4qobCNZ
Conference: 17โ20 November 2026 | Catholic University of Eastern Africa, NairobiTheme: Realizing the Right to Food through Seed Sovereignty