CLEAN : Kenya steps up efforts to combat locust infestation with special training

The video discusses the use of pesticides and the serious threat posed by locust infestations in Kenya, affecting 17 counties and threatening food production. It highlights the importance of government and regional support, including training and equipment provision, to control the locusts and prevent further spread. The initiative aims to stop locusts from entering new generations and spreading to neighboring countries.

What is the extent of the locust spread in terms of the country's landmass?

• Half of the country's landmass

• Three-quarters of the country's landmass

• One-quarter of the country's landmass

• The entire country's landmass

Why is it crucial to manage the locust situation in Kenya?

• To prevent locusts from affecting neighboring countries

• To increase agricultural exports

• To improve local employment rates

• To boost tourism in the region

What is one of the main goals of the training provided to handle the locust crisis?

• To train locusts to avoid crops

• To develop new types of pesticides

• To increase pesticide production

• To ensure proper handling of spraying equipment

What is the expected outcome of the initiative against the locusts?

• To eradicate locusts completely

• To prevent locusts from entering a second or third generation

• To relocate locusts to uninhabited areas

• To use locusts as a food source

How are neighboring countries being supported in dealing with the locust crisis?

• By providing financial aid

• Through similar training and equipment provision

• By sending military assistance

• By relocating affected populations