Knowledge is the real fertiliser. 🌿 At Ripple Effect, training one farmer is only the beginning. When that farmer shares what they’ve learned about soil care, crop diversity, or water management, it spreads. Each lesson multiplies, reaching new families and helping more communities grow stronger together. This farmer-to-farmer learning model is at the heart of our work. It builds resilience, restores land, and turns knowledge into lasting change. Every conversation, every shared idea, every field visit creates a ripple of transformation that goes far beyond one farm. 👉 Discover how peer farmers are driving sustainable growth: https://rippleeffect.org/about/what-we-do/sustainable-agriculture/peer-farmer-trainers/ (fb)

Resilience to climate change starts below our feet. Across East Africa, degraded soils have left farming families more vulnerable to droughts, floods, and hunger. Ripple Effect’s approach supports farmers to rebuild their soil through agroecology and regenerative practices - methods that restore fertility while protecting the environment. By producing organic compost, planting trees and grasses, and improving soil-moisture retention, families are creating farms that capture carbon, grow nutritious food, and remain productive in a changing climate. Healthy soil isn’t just about crops - it’s about stability, opportunity, and a stronger future. When the soil recovers, everything grows. 🔗 Learn how we’re tackling the climate crisis: rippleeffect.org/about/what-we-do/climate-crisis/ (fb)