Local Agency.
Social Equity.
Sustainable Futures.
Empowering vulnerable children, adolescent girls, teen mothers, and smallholder farmers across Western Kenya through community-led climate resilience, dignity protection, and sustainable livelihoods.
Explore Our 6 Core Pillars:
School Kitchen Gardens & Green Clubs
CESUD Green Clubs and students demonstrating sustainable school kitchen gardens
Farmers Trained
Girls Supported
Schools Reached
Trusted Partners in Sustainable Development
GOPA / GIZ Pro-Soil
Soil Protection & Rehabilitation grant enabling 7,611 lead farmers trained across Kakamega County.
Tumaini CBO (ACK Mumias)
Child rehabilitation, social advocacy, and holistic community mentorship at ACK Ebenezer Centre.
Kakamega County Government
Alignment with County Agriculture extension officers and Ward-level development committees.
Kenya Green Schools Initiative
Partnering with primary and secondary schools on bio-waste composting, raised beds, and fruit tree planting.
Western Smallholder Cooperatives
Table banking groups, indigenous seed networks, and women-led agroecological farmer circles.
Volunteership Program 2026
CESUD is recruiting a free volunteer cohort to support climate action, girl-child protection, circular economy work, and field documentation across Kakamega County.
Deadline: 5th October 2026 (5:00 PM EAT)
Recent Dispatches & Action
Real-time stories from our community operations in Kakamega and Mumias.
The CESUD team met with vibrant Green Clubs, dedicated teachers, and students to conduct a hands-on demonstration on setting up and managing sustainable school kitchen gardens.
Great meeting between the CESUD team and Tumaini CBO (ACK Diocese of Mumias) at their offices! Exploring strong partnerships to enhance child rehabilitation, social inclusion, and community empowerment.
Our Geographical Footprint
Rooted in Kakamega County across all 60 wards, with a proven model designed to scale across the Western Kenya corridor.
Western Kenya Regional Presence
Click or tap any county on the map to inspect our active operations and scale-up roadmap.
Kakamega County
CESUD's foundational operational hub. All 60 wards mobilized through our GOPA/GIZ Pro-Soil Lead Farmer model, school green clubs, and adolescent girl protection circles.