NAGROA KENYA

Network for Agroecology in Africa in Africa (NAGROA) is a community based Non-governmental organization promoting Ecofarming: Ecologically and socially sustainable Land Management. It works towards empowering communities to sustainably access education, health, food security and social dignity. The organization has activities in Nakuru, Baringo, Meru, Isiolo and Kajiado counties, and works with rural community groups and schools.

Where does NAGROA Operate?

Region
Molo Town, Neema Plaza opposite Molo Stadium 1st floor, Gatundu Street.

What Does NAGROA Association Do?

  1. Encourages sustainable ecological land use and management practices
  2. Enhances the skills of members and partners to effectively address community needs, empowering the communities they serve.
  3. Boosts the visibility of small-scale farmers.
  4. Facilitates the exchange of development experiences, innovations, and best practices.
  5. Strengthens partnerships and collaboration through action learning among members and partners.
  6. Advocates for policy changes that benefit small-scale farmers.
  7. Supports seed security, thereby ensuring food security for small-scale farmers.
  8. Promotes the use of indigenous food programs.
  9. Integrates gender and HIV/AIDS considerations into agricultural development programs.
  10. Provides consultancy services.
     
     

unlock the shift to agroecology to create resilient, successful, and productive farming systems

in Africa by 2050.

By 2050, we hope to have resilient, productive, and prosperous farming systems that are people-centered,

climate-friendly, and environmentally sustainable. We do this by coordinating efforts, pooling resources,

and facilitating the shift to agroecology.

Our Partners

Slow Food
Terra Madre Tours
FRIENDS OF KENYA SCHOOLS AND WILDLIFE
FRIENDS OF KENYA SCHOOLS AND WILDLIFE
Kenya Forest Service
University of Gastronomic Sciences
University of Milan
Slovak Aid
People in Need
Pelum Kenya
Manitese Onlus
Kenya Organic Agriculture Network
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Our Thematic Areas

Institutional Strengthening, Networking & Capacity Development

As a member-driven network, NECOFA focuses on enhancing the capacity of our network members through training, monitoring, and evaluation. We support member organizations in implementing joint activities and improving service delivery based on identified gaps. Our efforts include conducting Training Needs Assessments (TNA), organizing capacity-building sessions, strengthening resource mobilization skills, and improving governance.

Policy Influence & Advocacy on Agroecological Practices

NAGROA advocates for policies that promote agroecological practices, aiming to improve food and nutritional security and environmental conservation. We recognize the shortcomings of conventional agricultural policies and strive to engage the public through media, awareness campaigns, and partnerships to influence better policy outcomes.

Agro-enterprise and Market Development

Our goal is to enhance household incomes among smallholder farmers by promoting agro-ecological enterprises and improving market access. NAGROA emphasizes organic farming practices, value addition, and effective marketing strategies to ensure sustainable livelihoods and increased incomes for farmers.

Climate Change Resilience and Natural Resource Management

NAGROA is committed to building the resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change and natural disasters. We promote agroecology as a means of adaptation and raise awareness about climate change impacts. Our initiatives include natural resource management, disaster preparedness, soil and water conservation, and diversification of agro-enterprises.

Women and Youth Inclusion in Agroecology

NAGROA aims to increase the involvement of women and youth in agroecology. Women, who make up a significant portion of the agricultural labor force, play a crucial role in sustainable development. By empowering women and youth through training and leadership opportunities, we ensure the sustainability and success of agroecological practices.

Institutional Strengthening, Networking & Capacity Development

As a member-driven network, NECOFA focuses on enhancing the capacity of our network members through training, monitoring, and evaluation. We support member organizations in implementing joint activities and improving service delivery based on identified gaps. Our efforts include conducting Training Needs Assessments (TNA), organizing capacity-building sessions, strengthening resource mobilization skills, and improving governance.

Policy Influence & Advocacy on Agroecological Practices

NECOFA advocates for policies that promote agroecological practices, aiming to improve food and nutritional security and environmental conservation. We recognize the shortcomings of conventional agricultural policies and strive to engage the public through media, awareness campaigns, and partnerships to influence better policy outcomes.

Agro-enterprise and Market Development

Our goal is to enhance household incomes among smallholder farmers by promoting agro-ecological enterprises and improving market access. NECOFA emphasizes organic farming practices, value addition, and effective marketing strategies to ensure sustainable livelihoods and increased incomes for farmers.

Climate Change Resilience and Natural Resource Management

NECOFA is committed to building the resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change and natural disasters. We promote agroecology as a means of adaptation and raise awareness about climate change impacts. Our initiatives include natural resource management, disaster preparedness, soil and water conservation, and diversification of agro-enterprises.

Women and Youth Inclusion in Agroecology

NECOFA aims to increase the involvement of women and youth in agroecology. Women, who make up a significant portion of the agricultural labor force, play a crucial role in sustainable development. By empowering women and youth through training and leadership opportunities, we ensure the sustainability and success of agroecological practices.

SUPPORTING THE SUSTAINABLE USE OF WILD SPECIES

BY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES (IPLCs) There are many threats to the maintenance and revitalization of sustainable use by IPLCs. Recommended actions that could better support sustainable use by IPLCs include

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