COSDEP KENYA

Empowering Farmers through Organic farming
Knowledge is the best seed we can plant. When farmers lead the way in organic practices, the entire community eats better and lives better.
Our project hands on activities includes; Raised beds establishment and Management and On-Farm Input Making turning local resources into powerful organic fertilizers and pest repellents.

With support from Rockefeller foundation through PELUM Kenya, COSDEP is undertaking a a project on Promoting Agro ecology and School Feeding (PASF) in Kandara Sub county Muranga County. The project has kicked off with farmers receiving training on agro ecology and schools receiving their tools and equipment. We look forward to a successful project implementation for the next three years.

Group dynamics and life skills training are essential for fostering effective collaboration, personal development, and high-performance, particularly in professional, educational, and community settings. These programs aim to improve interpersonal skills-such as communication, empathy, and conflict resolution-while also strengthening intrapersonal skills like self-awareness and resilience.
COSDEP with support from Koppert foundation is working with FAMA Services to facilitate trainings on the same with the farmers groups.

New Year 2026 , Same Mission: Cultivating Resilience through Agro ecology!
At COSDEP, we have hitting the ground running in 2026. Our commitment to sustainable farming and community empowerment is stronger than ever. This year, we continue to transform lives across our five core pillars:
Food & Nutrition Security: Ensuring every household has access to healthy, chemical-free food.
School Gardening: Cultivating the next generation of eco-warriors and organic farmers.
Natural Resource Management: Protecting our soil and water for a greener tomorrow.
Value Addition & Entrepreneurship: Helping farmers turn harvests into sustainable businesses.
Networking & Partnerships: Collaborating for a wider, more resilient agroecological movement.
Together, we aren’t just growing crops; we’re growing a future.