Women Lead Mangrove Restoration in Takaungu, Kilifi
Mangroves are more than trees along the shoreline. They are vital coastal ecosystems that protect communities from erosion, provide habitats
Beekeeping Beyond Honey: Women in Shinyalu Turn Beeswax into New Opportunities
For many beekeeping communities, honey is often the primary product associated with the hive. But bees offer more than honey—and
Revolving Fund Opens New Economic Opportunities for Women in Trans Nzoia
Through the partnership between WWANC and Women’s Earth Alliance , grassroots women across Kenya are gaining access to resources, skills,
Rehabilitation Success: ProSoil Stabilizes Eroded Gully with Innovative Measures.
The ProSoil team completed the rehabilitation efforts of the gully in Middle River Yala WRUA. To stabilize the eroded section,
Enhancing Biodiversity through partnership.
WWANC visited Ihondolo block of Kakamega Forest together with Conservation Heritage Turambe (CHT-Rwanda)Director- Valerie Akuredusenge and WEA African Program manager
Thriving Trees and Flourishing Nurseries: Progress in Kakamega Forest Restoration
WWANC team, led by Co-director and CEO Rose Wamalwa, in collaboration with Kenya Forest Service (KFS) and Scouts, recently conducted
Community Collaboration: Khwavukha CLA Organizes Impactful Training for Preteens
Khwavukha Cluster Level Association (CLA) recently organized a training session for preteens in Mwitokho Village. The session was facilitated by