Growing Healthier Homes Through Organic Agriculture
Through KHEA multiplier training, Joy Katabaire empowered farmers to establish organic home gardens, improve nutrition, and reduce chemical exposure.
From Fisher monger to Agroecological Innovator: The Transformational Journey of Julius Echodu
Julius turned agroecological knowledge into innovation, developing organic solutions and empowering over 2,000 farmers across Eastern Uganda.
From Calling to Impact: The Journey of Esther Wangari Kiruthi in Advancing Agroecology and Community Transformation
Esther’s journey shows how persistence in agroecology transforms communities and builds resilient livelihoods
When Soil Lost Its Strength: A Farmer’s Turnaround Through Organic Farming in Ngoma
Struggling Ngoma farmer restores depleted soils using organic practices, transforming low yields into sustainable, productive, and resilient harvests.
What begins as training can become transformation when farmers embrace agroecology as a pathway to sustainable success
Knowledge shared, skills applied, lives transformed,one farmer’s agroecology journey is creating lasting change beyond the farm
From Knowledge to Innovation: How Julius Echodu is Advancing Agroecology in Uganda’s Teso Region
KHEA Multiplier Julius Echodu transforms agroecology knowledge into innovations supporting resilient farming and community livelihoods in Uganda.
When the World Goes Quiet, Bees Keep It Alive: Celebrating World Bee Day 2026
Every bite of food we eat has a hidden story and at the center of that story are bees.
DID YOU KNOW? Plant Health is the Hidden Foundation of Food Security and Climate Resilience?
Healthy plants are not optional,they are essential. Commemorating the International Day of Plant Health – 12 May
Grown Organically in a Semi-Arid Landscape: Yohana’s Tomato Success Story in Dodoma
Organic tomato farming thrives in Dodoma’s semi-arid climate using affordable, sustainable and natural methods.
Eco-Friendly Pest Management in Zambia: Integrated Agroecological Solutions Against the Fall Armyworm
Marketplace demonstration on how agroecological innovations from Push–Pull cropping to biological control are helping farmers protect their crops sustainably while reducing pesticide dependence.
