In Tongaren, Western Kenya, a network of initiatives supports 12,000 farmers and their families in parallel — from clean water and mental health to youth and women’s empowerment.

At the center is the farming project with Core Health & Wealth International, ILD, and BMZ — because without wealth, there is no health. Better farming means more income, and more investment in education, healthcare, and local resilience.

Our 2-year initiative trains communities in:
🌱 Organic farming
💧 Sustainable irrigation
🌾 Crop diversity
🏡 Local harvest processing

And the results go far beyond agriculture:
We see better nutrition, cleaner water, economic resilience, and real health outcomes — not just the absence of disease, but dignity, stability, and hope.

Too often, health and sustainability are approached in projects and silos, with companies asking:
• “How many were trained?”
• “How does this align with our mission?” Fair enough.

But true impact goes beyond companies mission statements and own perspectives.

📌 Real systems change happens when companies support shared ecosystems — not just pursue their own activities and goals, even if that’s the natural starting point. By stepping up as ecosystem architects, they can take broader responsibility and actively connect the right partners for lasting impact.

It means:
✅ Investing in local capacity
✅ Trusting and resourcing grassroots knowledge
✅ Engaging in connecting solutions and solution makers
✅ Embracing complexity, not controlling it

If we want health, equity, and climate resilience for our planet, we need courage to act systemically — even when it doesn’t fit into neat quarterly reports or to what is state-of the-art in the industry.

Let’s grow these ecosystems of change — together. We look forward to collaborating? Are you ready? Let’s get in touch.

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