We have been working with the Aniga Women, a women’s self-help group in rural Kisumu in Kenya, for several years on various projects including energy efficient cookstoves.

Their current project is to promote and spread a co-operative and sustainable way of farming, supporting households to grow orange fleshed sweet potatoes, a crop that is resistant to drought and a changing climate, as well as providing vitamin A, vital nutrition especially for children. Learn more.

Global Footsteps is raising funding to support the project, which requires financial support for three years until the end of 2025, after which the project it will be self-sustaining financially