The Phillips Foundation, founded by Anthony and Liz Phillips, has significantly impacted over 10,000 households in Kenya through their support of the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (#FMNR) approach. During their recent visit, Anthony and Liz witnessed the success of

The Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale-Up Project (CRIFSUP) hosted Cecilia Valla, World Vision Australia's Country Impact Manager for Kenya, in Elgeyo Marakwet County, where project participants shared the positive outcomes of implementing FMNR and other

Key successes highlighted include: ✅ Gender Inclusive Financial Training (GIFT): Couples trained in GIFT reported improved household relations and a shift to more collaborative decision-making. ✅ Farmer Cooperatives: Farmers practicing FMNR have joined cooperatives,

“I sincerely want to appreciate Australian Aid for the good work being done through the donation to World Vision. World Vision is able to reach the needy persons in the society, including children with special needs like the students here. May God bless them for boosting their

Through our Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale-Up Project #CRIFSUP funded by the Australian NGO Cooperation Program #ANCP we remain committed to leaving no one behind and ensuring that every child experiences life in all its fullness.

When not in school, Brian and Kiprono spend most of their time on the farm with their mother, Sally, helping her out with farm activities. After receiving training on #FMNR through our Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale-Up Project #CRIFSUP that is funded by

Our Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale-Up Project #CRIFSUP recently hosted distinguished members from the WVK Ministry Committee and Senior Leadership Team, including Dr. Anne Kimari, David Liambilia, Heglon Kitawi, and Fredrick Kasiku, in West Pokot County.

What does transformation look like with #FMNR? ✅ Farmers embracing new, sustainable agricultural practices ✅ Better nutrition and well-being for families ✅ Restored soils and enhanced land productivity ✅ Increased household income through sustainable practices ✅ Access to a

Our Central Rift Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Scale Up Project (CRIFSUP) hosted Sumair Mirza, the Chief Operating Officer of World Vision Canada in Elgeyo Marakwet County, to showcase the role of #FMNR in enhancing food security. He learned about the benefits of Farmer

With readily available firewood from their FMNR farmland, Lina’s family now saves at least KES 400 (3.10 USD) every week—money that used to go toward buying firewood. Lina also has more time to handle other household chores, contributing to the overall well-being of her family.

Through the #GREEN initiative, we're working to equip 55,000 agro-pastoral households with Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) training—a simple yet powerful way to restore degraded lands and boost resilience against #ClimateChange. "I never viewed the trees on our farm

We were honored to host Karen & Monique from World Vision AUS, along with Donna - an incredible supporter of World Vision’s mission, for a visit to the #CRIFSUP project in Nakuru County. They witnessed firsthand how #FMNR is strengthening community resilience, from eco-friendly

In collaboration with Equimundo, we hosted a Validation Workshop in West Pokot County to fine-tune the Gender and #FMNR Module with government officials and Moi University - KE experts. Thanks to funding from #ANCP, this module will empower households to achieve better outcomes

Through the #GREEN project, we’re helping farmers in Makueni, Kajiado, and Narok counties thrive, thanks to support from #ANCP.   “When there is a delay in food preparation, even your day’s schedule is interrupted. We no longer have such instances. In fact, we are saving time and

Through World Vision’s training in climate-resilient farming, Julius has transformed his life — breaking free from poverty, hunger, and uncertainty. “I used to sell livestock to pay school fees,” Julius recalls. “Now, I earn steadily and haven’t bought vegetables in two years.”

After closing her hotel business due to health complications and the demand to care for her daughter, Faith, who has special needs, Jeneffer found hope through World Vision’s #GREEN project. She embraced #FMNR, improving her environment and providing a source of firewood. Today,

With a passion for sustainable agriculture and beekeeping, 29-year-old Richard from West Pokot is driving change in his community. Through our Central Rift FMNR Scale-Up Project (#CRIFSUP) funded by the Australian NGO Cooperation Program #ANCP, Richard is one of 80 youth lead

Couples implementing #FMNR in the #CRIFSUP project are seeing amazing changes thanks to the Gender Inclusive Financial Literacy Training (#GIFT)! Funded by the Australian NGO Cooperation Program #ANCP, this program helps couples in #Baringo, #ElgeyoMarakwet, #Nakuru, &

In every child we serve, we see our own. And in every father, a protector of dreams. Happy #FathersDay from all of us at World Vision Kenya 🧡 Thank you for being living examples of the love and care we champion every day.

In #WestPokot, the #Senetwo community is bringing forests back to life through simple #FMNR techniques like protecting tree stumps & managing livestock. “This has greatly benefited our community,” says Mark Lokotong’o, FMNR Champion & Assistant Chief of Senetwo Sublocation, “It