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There's been a drought in Kenya and there isn't enough food for children.
Peanut paste has become the solution.
James Jarso wants to save the children's lives.
Unfortunately, there's a lack of peanut paste and it's more expensive.
UNICEF blames this on Covid and the war in Ukraine.
Fighting in Ukraine is causing food prices to increase.
It's also more expensive to transport the ingredients for peanut paste.
Peanut paste was first made 25 years ago.
It has saved many children's lives because it stops them losing too much weight.
One pack contains 500 calories plus minerals and vitamins.
The paste doesn't need to be cooked or refrigerated.
It can be eaten straight from the pack, which is important in many situations.
It's been the worst drought in the Horn of Africa for decades.
There are 1.7 million children without food.
James Jarso is afraid that the lack of peanut paste might mean more children dying.
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