Women Are the Planet’sBest Stewards
Women’s groups in Kilifi and Kwale run the nurseries, replant the mangroves and maintain the water points. We fund the seedlings, the training and the pumps.
Trees Planted
Clean Water Villages
Households Reached
Female Eco-Champions
“Climate work on this coast does not happen without the women who manage the land.”
Climate Justice Is Gender Justice
Women bear the heaviest burden of environmental degradation — walking further for water, farming depleted soil, breathing indoor smoke daily. But they are also the most effective environmental agents when given the chance to lead.
indoor air pollution for women cooking over open fires
clean water closer to home, freeing girls for school
degraded land through women-led reforestation
homes with solar energy, ending energy poverty
Five Ways We Protect Her Planet
Each programme answers one problem the women’s groups raised, and each one pays something back into the household.
Her Green Future — Tree Planting
Women-led reforestation placing 50,000+ trees and mangrove seedlings on degraded coastal land, turning female farmers into environmental stewards.
Safe Water, Safe Girls
Solar-powered water purification in 12 villages across Kilifi and Kwale, freeing girls from hours of daily water collection and enabling school attendance.
Clean Energy for Her
Solar home systems and improved cookstoves that cut household fuel costs and smoke exposure in off-grid wards of Kilifi and Kwale.
Green Economy Training
Waste management, recycling enterprises, and eco-entrepreneurship training — turning environmental work into economic opportunity.
Climate Awareness Campaign
Community-based climate education led by female champions, reaching 9,000+ coastal households with practical climate action tools.
“I have planted more than 2,000 seedlings at Mida Creek since 2021. The nursery pays my daughters’ fees, and the mangroves hold the shoreline where our houses are.”
Rehema Chai
Eco-champion, Mida Creek · Kilifi County
Plant a Tree. Empower a Woman.
$2 raises and plants one mangrove seedling. $150 trains a village eco-champion. $4,000 installs a solar water point.