KAKAMEGA TROPICAL RAINFOREST REHABILITATION PROJECT

WEA PROJECT

MAMA CARE PROGRAM - SELF HELP GROUPS

RIVER YALA WATER FUND

PRO-SOIL PROJECT (GIZ)

ABOUT US

WWANC is a women led organization in Kenya working across the country to transform the lives of grassroots women.

It was started in 2011 to bring change in the society by empowering women socially, economically and politically while mitigating effects of climate change

1 Million +

Trees Planted Country wide

20,000+

Grassroots Women Impacted

100+

Community Based Projects Successfully Implemented

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Climate Reservation

Mama Emily Mwaura, championing climate change initiatives in Nakuru, Kenya

Erratic weather patterns in Nakuru caused by deforestation in Dondori forest, the only forest within the town leading to water scarcity and food insecurity caused suffering to most women in Nakuru. The forest was shrinking due to human activities like logging and agricultural expansion at the expense of environmental conservation causing climate change crisis in the region. This forced women

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April 24, 2024 No Comments
Impact Story

WWANC CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

The Organization joined the rest of the world to celebrate International Women’s Day. The day which is commemorated every March 8th was marked with celebrations in Kakamega, Narok and Trans Nzoia counties. With this Year’s theme being “Inspire Inclusion”,  the community was urged to celebrate and acknowledge the achievements of women, reproductive health empowerment, gender equality, to celebrate acts of

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April 8, 2024 No Comments
Climate Reservation

WWANC MARKS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FORESTS

International Day of Forests is celebrated every year to spread awareness to guarantee feasible forest management and biodiversity preservation. There is great importance of conserving forests from destruction and need to embrace new technology in forest conservation. WWANC joined the world in making this year’s International Day of Forests whose theme was Forests and Innovation. Mr. Ladislaus Okoth (ITF) represented

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April 8, 2024 No Comments