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Rising for a resilient tomorrow
INUKA 34 partners with communities in Kajiado County to build climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and inclusive economic opportunities for lasting prosperity.
In the garden
A look at the hands-on work behind the project, from preparing soil to giving reused containers a second life.
About INUKA 34
We work alongside people and communities to identify local challenges, co-create practical solutions, and drive lasting change. Our approach links climate action with economic empowerment and community development.
Read our story →Our thematic areas
Community-led adaptation, ecosystem restoration, agroforestry, conservation, and practical responses to climate change.
Explore this area →Climate-smart food systems, household gardens, soil health, nutrition, and water-efficient growing practices.
Explore this area →Skills, green enterprises, livelihoods, and opportunities that strengthen economic independence for women and youth.
Explore this area →Training, mentorship, wellbeing, leadership, participation, and support that help communities guide their own development.
Explore this area →FAQ
If you still have a question, we would be glad to hear from you.
Ask the team →Why it matters
Knowledge, skills, confidence, and support give people greater responsibility for their own development.
Local resources and practical innovation can create lasting income and economic opportunity.
When people and nature are supported together, communities gain a stronger foundation for the future.
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