[File, Standard]If there is one cliché I am happy to use again and again, it is the simple but profound truth that water is life. Somewhere within government structures exists an institution known as the National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority. If Kenya is serious about achieving food security, reducing reliance on rain-fed agriculture, and protecting vulnerable populations, investing in water infrastructure must be a priority. Yet through advanced agricultural systems, efficient water use, desalination, and large-scale water management, Israel has become largely self-sufficient in food production. It was the result of intentional planning, heavy investment, and a national commitment to treating water as a strategic resource.

Source: Standard Digital January 11, 2026 12:02 UTC