Comprehensive initiatives creating sustainable livelihoods and restoring hope.
Regenerative agriculture is a holistic approach where we involve all the elements to reach the optimum impact, which means activating the farmers while teaching them how to regenerate the soil.
For decades, people have been using chemical fertilizers, harming the soil and people's health. We believe that with worm compost, we can regenerate soils, improving water conservation, remineralization, soil structure, and microlife, while inspiring optimism and hope.
We are shifting from dependency on organizations like the World Food Program by taking care of the soil through worm compost application and planting trees to mitigate micro-climate changes.
Vermicomposting has emerged as a powerful tool for nurturing soil, community, and sustainability. Our program teaches refugees to create their own worm composting systems.
We design human systems that co-evolve with their natural environment, generating mutual benefits for both farming communities and ecosystems.
We have trained nearly 700 women with entrepreneurial skills and are helping them play active roles in greening the settlement by planting moringa and other fruit trees while building small businesses.
Women use moringa tree leaves to make organic and liquid soaps, enabling them to generate sustainable incomes. In combination with teaching soap making, we also offer business training and networking opportunities.
In partnership with Re-Alliance and Mycorama, Unidos has trained groups of refugee women to grow oyster mushrooms using sustainable methods.
Our first cohort of 15 women - the "Eagles Power" group led by Furaha Bahati - recently harvested their first batch of mushrooms, creating both food security and income for their families.
Mushrooms are highly nutritious, quick-growing, and can be cultivated in small spaces - perfect for refugee settlements.
We empower young refugees through appropriate training and teach them inclusive entrepreneurial skills that enable them to create their own jobs and opportunities.
Our training programs have created a staff of 35 full- and part-time employees helping expand our mission throughout the settlement.
community members reached
in sustainable practices
with entrepreneurial skills
employed full and part-time
Your donation helps us train more farmers, empower more women, and create more opportunities.
