Equal Foundation introduced drought-tolerant KAT B1 beans to pastoral communities in Laikipia County, training farmers in climate-smart agriculture and building a resilient, plant-based path to food security.
When Wamalwa Murefu Juma set out to shift food habits in Saboti Ward, Kenya, all it took was $500, a five-day training, and a community ready to grow its own food. Here’s what happened next.
A Pollination Project seed grant helped John Nyambane launch Ethical Transformation Impact, training farmers in plant-based agriculture and reaching 297 people and 123,000 animals across Kenya.
A TPP seed grant helped NATOS plant five pollinator gardens in Sri Lanka’s schools — and rebuild them after a cyclone swept through.
A $500 seed grant from The Pollination Project helped Kika’s House transform a West Charlotte community garden into a pollinator-friendly food and learning space reaching 100 people.
How a seed grant from The Pollination Project helped one determined leader restore native forest, employ youth, and bring climate education to thousands of children in Chongwe District.
A Teach for Nigeria fellow turns school land into a thriving farm, feeding students, funding education, and building sustainable futures with a TPP seed grant.
A TPP grant empowers rural farmers in the Colombian Andes to adopt regenerative agriculture, boosting productivity, soil health, and community resilience.
A community-led biochar initiative in Sri Lanka is strengthening soil health, improving crop resilience, and transforming sustainable agriculture with support from The Pollination Project.
Sow and Soar empowers women farmers to lead climate-smart, sustainable change in their communities with support from The Pollination Project.
With support from TPP, Green Globe is equipping students in with the knowledge, leadership skills, and practical experience to become environmental advocates.