
Farmers design, lead, and own the restoration process. Civicom Aid provides training, productive capital, and continuous social support.
Restoring land. Rebuilding food security. Reviving communities.
The Farmer-Managed Community Restoration Project works through onsite Farmer Hubs across remote village regions in both Kenya and Uganda. These hubs are the engine of knowledge transfer and peer support.
Civicom Aid provides training in regenerative farming, tree propagation, AI-based agriculture, Assisted Natural Regeneration, and bund adoption — improving soil fertility, vegetation cover, water retention, and ecosystem health. The result is sustainable, increasing crop production that leads to food security and self-reliant communities.
Budini Farmers Hub
Turkana Farmers Hub
Methods
What we teach and apply
Soil-rebuilding techniques that restore fertility without chemical inputs, creating long-term agricultural productivity.
Earth embankments that slow rainwater runoff, retain moisture, and rebuild degraded soils across dryland slopes.
Crop Health App training for early pest and disease detection, reducing crop loss and supporting better harvests.
Family farmers — Uganda
Budini Farmers Hub
A community-led hub serving family farmers in rural Uganda. Farmers collaborate on regenerative techniques, tree propagation, and Crop Health App monitoring under peer-trained leadership.
Kyani Farmers Hub
An active farmer hub applying bunds and Assisted Natural Regeneration to restore degraded farmland, improve water retention, and increase food production for vulnerable households.
Kenya · Farmer Hubs
Family farmers — Kenya
Loima Farmers Hub
Operating in the arid Loima region of Turkana, this hub applies dryland-adapted regenerative farming and Assisted Natural Regeneration to restore ecosystem function and food security.
Turkana West Farmers Hub
Supporting family farmers in Turkana West with soil restoration training, bunds construction, and crop health monitoring to build climate-resilient livelihoods in one of Kenya's most water-scarce regions.
Support a farmer.
Feed a community.