Life for farmers in Kenya has never been easy. They face an enormous amount of challenges every day that often cause them economic problems. One of the most significant issues for smallholder farmers is that they occupy an unequal and passive status in their market, as they often have to[…] Read More
According to the wise words of Margaret Mead, it is through small groups of thoughtful people that we can change the world. In line with this thought, group and group dynamics have had a lot of impact in African ASAL (arid and semi-arid lands) Communities by making them grow and[…] Read More
E4Impact Foundation, together with Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Suisse, Somirenec, WeWorld Onlus – GVC and Comitato Collaborazione Medica – CCM, is currently participating in the project “Building Drought Resilience in Isiolo County through Sustainable Livelihoods,” funded by the European Union in Kenya. This project addresses the vulnerability of pastoralists and agro-pastoralists from the[…] Read More
In a world where everything is being digitalized, it is vital to keep up with the technological transformation but, when you deliver services in remote areas with very poor access to the Internet, you must face several difficulties. This applies well to Distance Learning; DL, in fact, is a great[…] Read More
In 2020 E4Impact Foundation started the entrepreneurial training planned in the project “Support to Resilience for Sustainable Livelihoods” in Kenya’s West Pokot County. The project, funded by the European Union, is implemented by E4Impact together with CEFA Onlus, Northern Rangelands Trust, Amref Health Africa, and Somirenec. The project intends to[…] Read More
How is it possible to integrate immigrants in a new Country, valorise their skills and passions, providing them with tools and resources to start-up businesses? The Building Integration Through Entrepreneurship (BITE) project has tried to answer these questions. BITE is a program financed by the EU Commission to favor the[…] Read More
The agricultural sector in Kenya accounts for 65% of export revenues and it provides employment for more than 80% of its population. Agriculture drives the non-agricultural economy including manufacturing, tourism, education and other social services. The sector is particularly key in achieving the current Government’s Big Four Agenda unfortunately, it[…] Read More
