Kevo could start a viable and sustainable business with a loan of Kshs 20,000 by venturing into small-scale chicken farming. With this initial investment, Kevo could purchase 40 1 month old chicks (250*40=10,000), feed(kienyeji growers mash @5000) and vaccines (500) to kickstart the business, as he can shelter the young chicks in his home while they are growing. He could also invest in BSF flies (2000 per Kg +2000 set up using local materials) production as this regenerate after first harvest, to help him minimize his production costs, by using it as sources of food for the chicken. By focusing on both meat and egg production, Kevo can tap into the high demand for chicken products starting as early as selling the male cocks from 2 months in the local market. To attract customers and generate revenue, Kevo could implement effective marketing strategies such as word-of-mouth, social media promotion, and participation in local farmers' markets. Additionally, implementing sustainable farming practices and reinvesting profits into the business will ensure long-term viability and growth. By diligently tracking expenses and revenues, Kevo will be able to manage cash flow and repay the loan while building a profitable enterprise. With dedication, perseverance, and careful planning, Kevo can successfully establish a small-scale chicken farming business that not only repays the loan but also thrives and contributes to his financial stability and the local community's economy. #MESHCHALLENGE