Empowering People, Protecting Nature

Sustainable Communities, thriving environment

We aim to foster harmony between people and nature, empower underserved groups through just policies and climate adaptation, and harness ancestral knowledge for sustainable solutions to environmental injustices.

Our Mission

Our Vision

A world where coexistence thrives, and underserved communities lead sustainable development and climate action.

The Harsh Reality of Climate Change in Kenya: Key Statistics

• More than 80% of the Kenya’s landmass is arid and semi-arid land (ASAL) with poor infrastructure, and other developmental challenges.

• The annual forest cover loss within Mukogodo is estimated to be 383 ha.

• Over 44,000 species are threatened with extinction.

• An estimated 45.8 per 100,000 deaths in Africa attributed to WASH diseases.

• 2.6m livestock deaths reported due to prolonged drought in Kenya between 2020 and 2023.

See how we are making Impact in the communities we serve

Since 2022...

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Clean water advocacy campaign in Laikipia County that resulted in annual cleans up along Nanyuki River.

Trees planted across the Mukogodo Ecosystem.

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Kids receiving training on Sustainable Development Goals majorly on Climate Action and Environmental Conservation in Mukogodo West Ward - Laikipia North.

Our programs

Learn about our current and upcoming programs

My SDG Kid Initiative

A school based project delivering interactive sessions, nature walks, and knowledge on sustainable development goals (UN SDGs) for kid in Mukogodo West Ward. Our mission is to develop sustainability-conscious generation as young as 5 years of age and into the broader community.

Nkishon Project - Building Resilience in Times of Climatic Hardships

With generous support from Global Youth Mobilization - GYM, this project seeks to supplement school feeding program by investing in school vegetable gardens and nutrition education in Laikipia North Constituency

Sustainable solutions are locally-led

We partner with schools, community elders and smallholder farmers – particularly women farmers,

school conservation clubs and small scale youth groups– to promote climate action, conservation, sustainable agriculture, water management and local indigenous knowledge. We do this through activism, community capacity development and resources mobilization.

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Meet the generous partners

supporting our work and making change possible.

Because no matter who we are or where we come from, we’re all entitled to the basic human rights of clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, and healthy land to call home.

- Martin Luther King III

Contact Us

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