Global Impact Initiatives
Driving Sustainable Transformation Through Innovation
Pioneering data-driven solutions that address critical challenges in agriculture, environmental sustainability, and social equity. Our portfolio represents deployed solutions impacting thousands beneficiaries across Malawi.
Building Sustainable Gender Equality
We Partnered with UNESCO to Empowering marginalized communities through tailored workshops to address social inequalities, GBV, child labour and foster equal opportunities.
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Access to Clean Water in Rural Malawi
Drilling boreholes in Ntcheu District to provide over 20,000 people with safe and reliable clean water access.
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Cyclone Freddy Relief Efforts
Supporting survivors with entrepreneurship training, irrigation skills, and community support to rebuild resilient livelihoods.
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Diversification of Rural Economic Activities
Assessing the impact of diversifying rural economic activities to reduce income inequality among tobacco smallholder farmers in Malawi.
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SmartFarming AI Platform
Our AI-powered system enhances farming productivity using satellite data and IoT sensors.
Climate-Smart Agriculture Program
Implemented in partnership with FAO, this comprehensive program delivers:
- Regenerative agriculture training for 2500 farmers through Farmers field School (FFS)
- Drought-resistant seed distribution network
- Soil health monitoring system
- Farmer-led research cooperatives
Agroforestry Restoration Initiative (ARI)
Active community-led forest recovery program with:
- Government partnership through Forestry Department
- Traditional leadership endorsement
- $500 seed funding deployed
- 15 Village Committees established
Phase 1: Capacity Building
Trained 39 community leaders in agroforestry techniques
Phase 2: Nursery Development
4 operational nurseries established with 1,500 seedling capacity
Phase 4: Beekeeping Livelihoods
As a complementary livelihood activity under ARI, we introduced community-based beekeeping programs aimed at promoting sustainable income generation and enhancing forest restoration efforts. The program started with a structured training attended by 20 participants, focusing on hive management, ecological benefits, and sustainable honey harvesting.
Beekeeping Community Mobilization
Beekeeping Training
20 community members were trained in modern hive management, environmental benefits of beekeeping, and safe honey harvesting techniques. The training received enthusiastic participation from youth and women.
Women-Led Beekeeping Equipment
A local woman carpenter constructing a beekeeping board frame for one of the communal hives. This initiative empowers women artisans and promotes gender-inclusive livelihoods within the restoration program.
Community Sensitization
Ahead of the training, we held sensitization meetings in collaboration with Traditional Authorities and local leaders. Over 100 people attended, showing strong interest and readiness to adopt beekeeping practices for both livelihood and conservation goals.
Phase 3: Institutional Engagement
Formal MOA with Malawi Forestry Department
Community Mobilization
- Endorsed by 8 Traditional Authorities
- Awareness campaigns in 16 churches & 9 schools
- 15 Village Committees formed
- Nursery construction
- Training materials
- Community mobilization
Urban Carbon Capture Initiative
Our engineered urban forestry program combines:
- Species-specific carbon sequestration modeling
- Community air quality monitoring
- Green job creation program
- Urban heat island mitigation strategy
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