About
Wakulima ni Sisi
Smallholder farmers are Kenya's frontline climate warriors managing over 75% of the country's agricultural land. They sequester carbon through indigenous tree planting, restore degraded soils, and build resilient food systems that buffer communities against drought and extreme weather. Our initiative partners directly with these rural stewards to scale agroforestry and regenerative practices, transforming small plots into powerful carbon sinks while improving livelihoods. By investing in farmer-led solutions, we're proving that local knowledge and restoration agriculture are Kenya's most effective tools for both climate mitigation and adaptation.
Smallholder Farmers
and Food Sovereignty
We work alongside smallholder farmers to reclaim food sovereignty through supporting their right to save indigenous seeds, regenerate their soils, and make informed decisions about what grows in their fields and what feeds their families. Through agroforestry and regenerative agriculture training, we help farmers break dependence on external inputs and volatile markets, rebuilding self-reliant food systems rooted in local knowledge and biodiversity. Our aim is to amplify farmer-led innovation that ensures communities control their land, their harvests, and their futures.
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide training in sustainable agriculture, community conservation projects, and gender equality initiatives.