Vi Agroforestry works for sustainably improved livelihoods for smallholder farmer families in Sub-Saharan Africa through increased climate change resilience, food security, higher incomes and greater equality between women and men. Through agroforestry, and by strengthening the capacity of democratic farmer organisations, our work empowers smallholder farmer families to reduce poverty, hunger and deforestation, and contribute to increased biodiversity.

What we do
Everlyn and Jotham Ngutuku. Photo: Eyeris Communication
Everlyn and Jotham Ngutuku. Photo: Eyeris Communication
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Agroforestry is the core of our work
At the core of all our projects is agroforestry methods where trees are planted among crops and often livestock. Vi Agroforestry teaches agroforestry and sustainable farming methods to small-scale farmers according to the Sustainable Agricultural Land Management (SALM) methodology.