Agroforestry in Kenya

Trees help restore soil, stabilise yields, and give families a long-term financial buffer, while also supporting climate mitigation when grown at scale. Over nearly two decades, One Acre Fund has helped farmers plant more than 350 million trees across Africa and is now working toward an ambitious goal of one billion trees by 2030. Kenya,where environmental degradation and climate pressures are particularly severe, remains the core driver of this expansion.

In partnership with Ecologi, this project will support the planting of 810,000 trees in Kenya. The initiative provides farmers with high-quality, locally appropriate seedlings along with hands-on training on planting techniques and long-term care. By integrating trees directly into their croplands, participating families will restore soil health, increase yields, and build long-term resilience while contributing to climate mitigation and the regeneration of Kenya’s rural landscapes.