Our story starts way back, when the first 10 dragon fruit seedlings were purchased from a village in Meru, Kenya. All the way in Namanga, Kenya, the movement towards drought resilient farming is gaining ground.

Siana Africa’s pilot initiative in Namanga, Kenya, partners with Maasai women to advance agricultural productivity and reinforce values that drive women’s empowerment.

Our intervention incorporates an ABCDE approach based on five pillars. A is for Aloe Vera that affirms Wellbeing of our beneficiaries, B is for Beekeeping that builds Collaboration and Leadership, C is for Cow that teaches Care and Compassion, D is for Dragon fruit that represents Fire and Resilience, and E is for Environmental Guardianship.