World Potato Congress 2026 in Naivasha

Hanna Roses

Join the global potato community for innovation, research, and sustainable agriculture in the heart of East Africa. The World Potato Congress brings together the global potato community every two years. Kenya 2026 will focus on sustainable agriculture, innovation, and building partnerships for a food-secure future.

Why Potatoes Matter

Potatoes are the third most important food crop for human consumption after rice and wheat, feeding over a billion people globally. As we face climate challenges and food security concerns, potato research and innovation have never been more critical.

Why Kenya?

Kenya is a leader in African agriculture and potato production. With its vibrant farming communities, innovative agricultural practices, and commitment to sustainable development, Kenya provides the perfect backdrop for the 13th World Potato Congress, being home to......

800K+

Potato Farmers

2.7M

Annual Production

15+

Research Institutes

 

  • Sustainability Focus: Exploring sustainable potato farming practices and climate-resilient solutions for global food security.

  • Global Network: Connect with 1000+ delegates from over 60 countries, including farmers, researchers, and industry leaders.

  • Innovation Showcase: Discover cutting-edge technologies and breakthrough research in potato cultivation and processing

  • Market Insights: Gain valuable insights into global potato markets, trade opportunities, and emerging trends.

Hanna Roses will be Boots on the Ground for the entire duration of the congress, showcasing our Potato Varieties and Farming Techniques. We welcome you all to attend the World Potato Congress from the 26th of October to the 30th of October @ Sawela Lodges in Naivasha.

Hanna Roses

 

Wanjiku D.K
Wanjiku D.K

Community Liason Officer

Wanjiku is the Community Liason Officer for Hanna Roses and the Founder of Kipepeo Green Heritage, a community-centered, youth & women driven organization advancing climate resilience, environmental restoration, mental wellbeing, and menstrual dignity across Kenya and the wider Global South.