Every contribution goes directly toward climate-smart agriculture, clean energy access, digital innovation, and storytelling in Kenya's most climate-vulnerable communities.
Square One Eco Africa works directly with communities across Kenya's ASAL regions and Nairobi's informal settlements. We fund field programmes, community training, local innovation hubs, and the stories that change policy.
Every shilling and dollar is tracked against real outcomes — families with clean cooking, hectares under regenerative agriculture, women who have completed climate leadership training.
Provides one community member with Taarifa Eco App access and mobile climate tools for a full season, enabling data-driven farming and flood preparedness decisions.
Subsidises one clean cooking unit for a household currently relying on firewood or charcoal — reducing deforestation, indoor air pollution, and time poverty for women.
Funds full participation for one farmer in a two-day climate-smart agriculture and agroforestry field training, including materials and a starter seedling package.
Commissions a full field documentary narrative — research, writing, photography, editing — elevating one community's climate innovations to a national or international audience.
One-time or recurring — every amount matters.
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You're now part of building climate resilience in Kenya's most vulnerable communities.
Donations are allocated across our core programme pillars based on community need and strategic priority.
Climate-smart agriculture, regenerative farming, clean cooking solutions, and food security programmes in ASAL and coastal communities across Kenya.
Community digital hubs, the Taarifa Eco App, early warning systems, and accessible climate data tools for youth innovators and local leaders.
Field narratives, documentary storytelling, and digital media that amplify community climate innovations, influencing policy and inspiring replication.
Hours before IWD celebrations, floodwater swept through Mathare. Women were still cleaning when our team arrived — this is what your support is building toward: prevention, not just response.
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