VCS Subsistence Farmer Program

In Kenya's Luzoi Cluster, 98 farmers recently convened to reinforce their dedication to ecological restoration and communal leadership. The assembly of 43 women and 55 men focused on essential values, innovative agricultural methods such as raised seedbeds, and the formation of new

Farmers are starting new tree nurseries and other entrepreneurial activities, which have generates the opportunities to pay school fees, build homes, and ensure food security

Nature has a remarkable ability to heal and renew. After facing challenges, our community has embarked on a heartwarming journey of restoration. With every tree planted, they're not just bringing back the lush greenery but also rejuvenating the spirit of the land and its people.

Our farmers consistently contribute to the restoration of the environment. Implementing sustainable practices, they can grow food, generate income and also restore the quality of the land.

A core aspect of our mission is to nurture these magnificent landscapes, enhancing their resilience against natural threats and elevating their quality for the benefit of both wildlife and local communities.

Farmers are taking the initiative to launch new nurseries and distribute indigenous trees, creating successful businesses in the process. Run by the farmers themselves, these endeavors bring multiple benefits to the community, such as shade, water retention, erosion prevention, wind