Current Projects
Education and Training / Sustainable Economic Growth
SKF Energy-Saver Kendo Project
Sauti Kuu has initiated an energy-saving project to address this issue. The project aims to reduce firewood usage for domestic cooking by teaching beneficiaries how to build their own open kitchens and energy-saver stoves. This approach encourages the use of twigs and branches from live trees, reducing the need to cut down trees for cooking.
Education and Training / Sustainable Economic Growth
ZF E-Learning & Education Project
The ZF E-Learning and Education Project is sponsored by ZF hilft e.V. With an integrated online and offline program, the project will enable children and young people to think and act critically and creatively.
Education and Training
Sauti Kuu Vocational Training Centre
The Sauti Kuu vocational education partnership was initiated by Dr. Auma Obama. This three-year project, funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through sequa gGmbH, aims to empower vocational training institutions in Kenya, starting with the Sauti Kuu Vocational Training Centre, to offer practical vocational orientation and qualifications. Sauti Kuu has been working in partnership with the Education Centre of the Bavarian Economy (bbw) gGmbH on the project.
Sustainable Economic Growth
Afforestation & Reforestation Project
The Afforestation & Reforestation project was initially sponsored by the Austrian Embassy, Nairobi in Kenya.
Due to the very low forest cover Siaya County has often very little, delayed or no rainfall at all.
Sustainable Economic Growth
Farm Rebellion
The groundbreaking documentary series that transcends borders and unites two worlds in a mission for a sustainable future - "Farm Rebellion." It's a call to action, a celebration of collaboration, and a testament to the power of regenerative farming in shaping the world we wish to inherit.
Ongoing Program Activities
Sauti Kuu's core objective is to alleviate poverty and bring sustainable economic development to the region in which we operate so that the children and young people who live there can have a future without having to leave their rural homes. This we do by tapping into already available assets, such as land, a valuable resource, and the potential of the young people.