Regen Organics

?? Driving Sustainability and Aligning with the SDGs ?? At Regen Organics, we are not just a business—we are committed to creating a sustainable future. Our work is deeply rooted in addressing global challenges through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). From Zero Hunger to Climate Action, our impact is proof that aligning business strategies with sustainability can transform communities and ecosystems. ? SDG 2: Zero Hunger We’ve empowered 10,000+ small-scale farmers, enhancing crop yields by an impressive 20-70% while reducing dependence on chemical inputs. This is our step toward food security in a world where 35% of Kenyans face food insecurity. ? SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation Through our founding partner Fresh Life, we’ve provided safe sanitation to over 300,000 people across 4 cities in Kenya. This reduces water pollution and enhances public health—one community at a time. ? SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production By recycling 150,000+ tons of organic waste, we’ve turned waste into renewable resources that benefit agriculture and mitigate climate impact. ? SDG 13: Climate Action Our waste-to-resource model has avoided over 75,000 metric tons of CO2-equivalent emissions since inception, playing our part in reducing the 8-10% of greenhouse gas emissions caused by food waste globally. ?? By embedding SDGs into your business strategy, you don’t just enhance your impact—you become a part of the solution. #Sustainability #SDGs #ZeroHunger #ClimateAction #CircularEconomy #CleanWater #ResponsibleConsumption #RegenOrganics #SustainableDevelopment #ImpactDriven #TogetherForChange #BusinessForGood

BUTERE AND MALAVA ATTAIN MUNICIPALITY STATUS: UNLOCKING ECONOMIC POTENTIAL Butere and Malava Townships were officially designated as the third and fourth municipalities in Kakamega County yesterday, marking a significant milestone for the region. The conferment of municipal charters, presided over by H.E FCPA Fernandes Barasa OGW symbolizes the dawn of transformative growth for these towns. In addition, today, Matunda Township will be conferred with its municipal charter, becoming Kakamega County's fifth municipality. These upgrades reflect Governor Barasa’s unwavering commitment to positioning Kakamega as the 6th City in Kenya, following Eldoret. The transition to municipality status is a game-changer for Butere, Malava, and Matunda, bringing a range of economic benefits: #EnhancedInfrastructure: Upgrades in roads, sewerage systems, and public transport networks will not only improve residents' quality of life but also make these towns more attractive to businesses and tourists. #ImprovedServiceDelivery: Municipal status ensures better resource allocation, including efficient waste management and sustainable urban planning. #IncreasedInvestmentOpportunities: This is an opportune moment for investors, particularly in the hospitality sector, to capitalize on the growing demand for accommodations, dining, and recreational facilities. As these towns grow, their visibility will rise, catalyzing further infrastructure development and opening new doors for economic transformation in Kakamega County. Kakamega County Investment and Development Agency invites investors, development partners and other stakeholders to be part of this journey toward making Kakamega a beacon of urban excellence and prosperity. County Government of Kakamega Felesia Muyia-Odada Hydrobox Practical Action in Kenya Fundi Ngundi Benson Kimithi The Sanergy Collaborative Regen Organics Michael Chomba #SDG11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #UrbanSustainability #InclusiveGrowth #InfrastructureForAll #CleanCitiesCleanFuture #LocalActionGlobalGoals #BuildingSustainableCommunities #InvestInSustainability #LeaveNoOneBehind #GovernorBarasaDelivers

#CitiesFitForPeople: Yesterday, our team joined partners at the Circular Economy Conference in Nairobi. Practical Action in Kenya's Benon Wasonga shares brief reflections about the event and our efforts to promote people-centred circular approaches to waste management in Kakamega. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dNKmXdeV Sustainable Inclusive Business Kenya Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) Josephine Wawira Alex Kubasu Regen Organics Karin Boomsma #CEConferenceAndAwards

?? Exciting developments for The Sanergy Collaborative ! ? With Circular Impact partnering with Regen Organics and Fresh Life to achieve Verra-approved carbon credits – the first-of-their-kind Circular Economy Credits, Circular Impact has been on the road??. Recently, our very own Haroon Dawood from Circular Impact traveled to the Carbon Capture Technology Expo in Hamburg, connecting with potential buyers eager to support innovative carbon solutions! ?? Interested in learning more about these groundbreaking carbon credits? Reach out to Haroon at [email protected]. #CarbonCredits #CircularEconomy #ClimateAction #Sustainability #CarbonCapture #SanergyCollaborative #RegenOrganics #FreshLife #CircularImpact

#CitiesFitForPeople: Informal waste collectors are vital in advancing a circular approach to managing organic waste. That's why?Practical Action in Kenya?and?Regen Organics?recently facilitated a three-day training on organic waste segregation, handling, and quality control for 147 waste workers in Kakamega Municipality. Among them were 71 women. Through interactive sessions and group discussions, participants gained practical skills and insights into the potential of circular economy techniques to manage household organic waste effectively. "The training was an eye-opener. I now know that by segregating waste, I can turn it into wealth and improve my income," said Lilian Isukha, a member of a waste management group. This initiative is part of the Circular Economy for Household Organic Waste (CE4HOW) Project. Funded by Danida Green Business Partnerships / Danida Market Development Partnerships, it aims to create a viable business model for household organic waste that reduces greenhouse gas emissions, improves waste services, and transforms the lives of informal waste workers. benon wasonga Daniel Mwakha Trizzah Abuya Michael Lwoyelo Elizabeth Asichi

The Rockefeller Foundation latest report, "Financing for Regenerative Agriculture," highlights that: Transforming conventional agricultural practices to regenerative models could save up to USD $5.7 trillion annually by reducing environmental and health damages. ?? The report highlights the growing trend of investors backing regenerative agriculture to create a more resilient and sustainable food supply chain.This transformation is critical given that the current food system contributes over one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions. ?? Regen Organics’ sustainable approach to organic fertilizer production supports this shift towards healthier, low-impact food systems. ?? Explore more on this vital trans-formative change: https://lnkd.in/ebyf7HYP

?? We are Hiring!!?? Do you have a Bachelor's degree, are passionate about sustainable agriculture and have experience driving day to day sales operations as well as coaching sales agents? Join our team as an Area Agent Manager at Regen Organics and make a difference in sustainable agriculture industry.?? Interested applicants, please submit your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected] by 6th December 2024. Feel free to share with someone you know who meets the job requirements!

Indeed our goal is to drive a sustainable future, empowering farmers and communities across Africa. Onward and beyond! #EarthshotPrize2024 #Regenorganics

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?? We are Hiring!!?? Do you have a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, and are passionate about sales and marketing? Join our team as a Sales Associate at Regen Organics and make a difference in sustainable agriculture industry.?? Interested applicants, please submit your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected] by 6th December 2024. Feel free to share with someone you know who meets the job requirements!