Read our recent Diaries:
SANGO Diaries, Ch. 51. SANGO-Kenya Trains Farmers in Best Practices and the Benefits of Saving
“Before financial literacy training, I spent everything I earned. Now I save …
SANGO Diaries, Ch. 50. SANGO-Kenya 1st Year Farmers Impress with their Knowledge
First Year Farmers Happily Show Off their New Skills I just returned …
Where We Work
SANGO-Kenya works in Seme sub-county hear Lake Victoria in Kisumu County, Kenya.
Seme has an arid climate, with inadequate and unreliable rainfall, and poor soil conditions. Despite its proximity to Lake Victoria, no irrigation is available.
These conditions result in an ever-increasing risk of increased food and nutrition insecurity. Further, changes in climate patterns increase the challenge of ensuring a sustainable, resilient food system.
In The Field With SANGO-Kenya
