For Kenya, Agriculture is a Life or Death Matter

Most economies in the world depend on products. Products that help the economy vary from country to country. Most countries use agriculture and natural resources to support the economy. Elements that support the economy may vary from country to country, but the general view around the world is that industrialization supports the economy in a very effective way. Even small quantities of industrialization can greatly promote economic development compared with other factors supporting the economy.

In 2007, the comparative advantage of Kenya 's capital, labor force, resources, skills, market and scalability (between agriculture and the ICT sector) was undoubtedly biased against the agricultural sector. However, Kenya has begun investing heavily in the ICT industry (specifically mobile data services and mobile banking), Kenya is currently the leading country in the world that uses this unlikely industry. In the same year, the British government and Vodafone's International Development and Foreign Affairs Department (DFID) launched a project to provide a banking service platform via a mobile phone (even smartphones) with just a million pounds of matching fund. M - Pesa, the new platform, quickly became the second most popular product after Kenya 's Chapadi, and now more than 43% of Kenya' s GDP flows without further success.

Why is Keny poor? Another reason that Kenya's past and present are still poor is that about 75% of the population depends on agriculture for livelihood. However, Kenya's unstable weather and dry climate make it a very unstable life dependency. Work outside of agriculture is rare, less education is needed for such work, especially for poor families. Economic diversity, lack of opportunities and education, and rapid population growth are plaguing the public

Less than 20% of the land is suitable for planting, but agriculture is still a major position in Kenya economy. More than 75% of the population of Kenya relies on agriculture for livelihood. However, due to the widespread distribution of the dry desert, unpredictable weather change, and backward technology, the agricultural sector became quite unstable. In Kenya, 80% of the territory is divided into arid and semi-arid areas. To make matters worse, more than a quarter of the population and more than half of the animals live in these areas, mainly affected by the dry season. During a serious drought crisis, the government usually has to use $ 50 as relief for each family.