Tree · Kisumu, Kenya
Kajulu Hills Eco-Villages
Permaculture training and food forests for food security in western Kenya
- Climate and Air
- Living World
- Soil and Clean Earth
- Nourish
- Home and Livelihood
- Community and Voice
Kajulu Hills Eco-Villages is a permaculture and agroecology project in Kisumu County, Kenya, working to restore indigenous and agroecological ecosystems for food security. Since 2016 it has trained more than 100 community members, 155 refugees and 30 internally displaced people, along with 18 new permaculture teachers.
It offers free workshops and training online, offsite and onsite for children, young people, students, people with disabilities and refugees, and runs an advanced permaculture design course with Kisumu City Permaculture Academy. Participants set up food systems and indigenous seed banks and learn to look after them. Its practices include natural farming, conservation and natural building, and it works with community groups across several counties.
What they need
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- Transport for outreach
- Seeds and soil-building materials
- Training and advocacy materials
What they offer
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- Free permaculture workshops and training
- Advanced permaculture design course
- Help setting up indigenous seed banks