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Biovision Africa Trust

Project Title

A Showcase: Building a Regenerative Food System

Project Location

Makueni County

Project Duration

Start Date: July 2022
End Date: May 2027

Project Key Activities

  • Conducting farmer field days
  • Sponsoring public participation for agroecology policy
  • Training farmers on regenerative agriculture technologies
  • Holding farm demonstrations on biopesticides, water harvesting, composting, and vegetable production
  • Supporting school vegetable gardens
  • Participating in stakeholder meetings for policy development

Project Key Outputs

  • 2 farmer field days conducted (245 farmers attended)
  • Public participation for Makueni County agroecology policy sponsored
  • 368 farmers trained on regenerative agriculture technologies
  • 8 farm demonstrations held
  • 4 primary schools supported with vegetable gardens (280 pupils reached)
  • Participated in 4 stakeholder meetings for agro ecology policy development

Project Achievements

  • Successfully conducted 2 farmer field days: Itangini (164 farmers: 92F, 62M, 17 stakeholders) and Mutulani village (81 farmers: 42M, 39F)
  • Sponsored public participation for Makueni County agroecology policy
  • Trained 368 farmers on: water harvesting structures, on-farm biopesticides, composting and Bokashi preparation, biological pest control, conical gardens, mulching and crop rotation
  • Held 8 farm demonstrations on key regenerative practices
  • Supported 4 primary schools (Kea, Matiliku, Mutulani, Kasunguni) reaching 280 pupils
  • Actively participated in 4 stakeholder meetings for policy development

Project Progress

Status: On track - Multiple deliverables achieved across all project components

Project Impact Summary (Key Performance Indicators)

Farmers Reached:368 farmers trained, 245 attended field days, total to 613 farmers
Youth/Women/VMGs Engaged:Strong women participation (92 women at Itangini field day); 280 pupils in schools
Employment Created:Farmer trainers, demonstration facilitators
Value Chains Supported:Regenerative agriculture value chains (vegetables, organic farming, biological pest control)
Productivity/Income Change:
  • Enhanced regenerative agriculture capacity
  • Improved water harvesting and management
  • Reduced chemical input costs through bio pesticides and composting
  • School nutrition improved through vegetable gardens
  • Policy framework strengthened for scaling