The project aims to support the community of Bkerkasha, Lebanon, in completing their village-wide solid waste management initiative, through the implementation of composting.
The project aims to empower street-connected girls and young women with the tools they need to secure a sustainable income, enabling them to support themselves and their dependents.
This project builds on successes and evaluations, with the local communities, of the Agroforestry program previously funded in 2019. It aims to improve access to education for 200 (predominantly) female students through the provision of bicycles, and educate 1,500 school children and 1,000 parents and community members on agroforestry, environment, climate change adaptations, protection of local biodiversity and nutrition.
The project aims to address the root cause of generational poverty amongst youth in Mombasa, through access to education and opportunity. More specifically, 30 high-potential students (15 girls and 15 boys) from low-income families will be supported in their last two years of high school education along with mentoring on soft skills that will support the youth to excel in their education and future professional careers.
The project aims to support people with mobility impairment in achieving long-term self-reliance, economic empowerment, financial inclusion, and social inclusion in Mombasa and Nairobi Counties. It also aims to change the narrative around People Living With a Disability (PLWD), usually perceived as powerless and a burden to society.
The project led by CHASE Africa, in Narok County in the Maasai Mara region of Kenya, builds on a previous project that successfully promoted access to reproductive health knowledge, information and services for adolescents and youth.
This innovative project aims to establish a women-led beekeeping and honey production enterprise to mitigate human-elephant conflict.
The project aims to enable 446 girls and 350 boys (ages 13-16) from two public secondary schools, in Karatu district, to have access to information technology, computer studies, global information resources, and training.
The project aims to establish two new climate-smart agricultural cooperatives in Gasabo District, for 60 destitute women farmers, enabling them to become the legal owners and managers of the land they are farming.