The National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority (NWHSA), Tana River County Government, and Stella Mundi Properties Ltd have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to implement the Lucerne Project, a climate-smart agricultural initiative aimed at enhancing food security, water resource management, and economic development in Tana River County.

The project focuses on commercial fodder production, flood risk management, and job creation, with a target to generate employment and improve household incomes for local communities.Stella Mundi's representative highlighted the growing export demand for lucerne fodder, particularly in the Middle East.NWHSA CEO Eng.

Julius Mugun emphasized the project's role in advancing Kenya's economic goals, while the county governor praised the collaboration for its potential to drive sustainable development.

The initiative is designed to serve as a replicable model for public-private partnerships in climate-smart agriculture, showcasing how coordinated investments can build resilience and foster inclusive growth.The partnership underscores Kenya's commitment to addressing climate challenges through innovative, community-focused solutions.