Project Overview: Kajulu Hills Eco-Villages aims to train 1,000 youth from fishing communities in permaculture and regenerative agroforestry to build sustainable food ecosystems. This initiative addresses climate change, food security, and socio-economic development, with a goal of indirectly benefiting over 20,000 community members.

Key Objectives:

Climate Change Mitigation: Through sustainable agroforestry and eco-friendly fish farming.

Enhanced Food Security and Health: By creating resilient food systems.

Restoration of Environmental Health: Focusing on soil regeneration and biodiversity.

Economic Empowerment: Promoting eco-friendly fish production and sales.

Program Components:

Eco-System Assessments: Analyzing local ecological factors.

Youth Training & Mentorship: In sustainable ecosystem design and aquaculture.

Development of Regenerative Farms: Implementing integrated agriculture and aquaculture systems.

Infrastructure Improvements: Upgrading the training center and developing necessary operational facilities.

Monitoring & Evaluation: Tracking the impact on food production and community well-being.

Impact:

Direct Beneficiaries: 1,000 trained youth.

Indirect Beneficiaries: 20,000 community members gaining improved nutrition, income, and climate resilience.

Economic & Environmental Benefits: Empowering youth through sustainable practices, restoring ecosystems, and reducing ecological degradation.

Budget & Contributions:

Total Budget: Kshs 98,720,000 (US$ 759,384.62)

Community Contribution: 30% in-kind (Kshs 29,616,000 / US$ 226,076) through labor, materials, and land.

Call to Action: Support Kajulu Hills Eco-Villages in its mission to create sustainable, regenerative agricultural systems. Your contribution will foster climate resilience, enhance food security, and empower communities towards a sustainable future. Join us in this transformative journey today!

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