This announcement celebrates the official launch of the Strengthening Higher Institutional Agriculture and Food Training – Kenya-France (SHIFT KF) Project at the Upper Kabete Campus of the University of Nairobi. The project marks a significant partnership between Kenya and France aimed at strengthening higher education, research, innovation, and agricultural training. The launch was officiated by Arnaud Suquet, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in advancing agricultural and food systems education. The initiative brings together several key institutions, including AgroParisTech, CIRAD, IRD, and L'Institut Agro, among others. The project also benefits from the support of the French Embassy in Kenya, Agence Française de Développement, and the French National Research Agency. Special recognition was given to project leaders Catherine Kunyanga, Samir El Ouaamari, and Jackson Maalu for their leadership in bringing the initiative to fruition. The SHIFT KF Project is expected to enhance academic partnerships, strengthen agricultural and food training programs, promote research collaboration, and create new opportunities for students and faculty from both countries. The launch represents an important milestone in fostering sustainable development and knowledge exchange between Kenya and France. Congratulations to all partners, staff, and students involved in this remarkable achievement
