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In 2019 we extensively focused on sustainable management of naturals resources, increasing climate resilience to farmers, restoration of degraded lands, creating awareness on environmental issues and leadership. Despite having ambitious goals, our interventions are nature based, low cost and fast thus having a positive effect in changing lives. We actively change people’s mindset by engaging in different movement campaigns to create a collective wave of action. click here to read the newsletter LEAD Foundation 2019 Newsletter

December 2020 we started the “Re-greening Mima and Kibakwe Project” a lot of cool stuff has already happened, the video below summarizes all what has been done in 3 months.

Tony Rinaudo – Pioneer of FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration) technique, testifies on the work of Bishop Simon Chiwanga – Retired Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Mpwapwa, Tanzania and Founder of LEAD Foundation NGO. Tony was in Germany recently speaking at a Willow Creek Global Leadership forum before 10,000 people when he was asked about how FMNR spreads, and decided to share a short story about Bishop Chiwanga and how he inspires others across Tanzania. Mr. Rinaudo, on a separate

We are pleased to inform you that LEAD Foundation and Justdiggit are collaborating with Farm Radio international to promote Kisiki Hai/FMNR using a radio show on Dodoma FM. In rural Dodoma where we work , people depend on radio as their pimay source of information. This is why we will be using radio to upscale and activate farmers to re-green their lands We look forward to launching this radio program on 14th March 2020

After been trained by our champion farmers on how Kisiki Hai can restore trees within a short period of time. villagers from Bahi were inspired and started to restore trees in the surroundings of their new hospital. They said that they expect many patients together with their relatives and friends  from Bahi and outside Bahi district to visit the hospital when they are in need of medical treatment or other services related to health, this means they will need to have

We have started working with a professional photographer – Ngoteya Wild to document the re-greening activities by us and Justdiggit and measure the impact. The main reason of documenting these activities is to inform the greater public at large the visual evidence of how the re-greening of the area takes place and the importance of it. One of the activities done is time-lapse setup. The camera will take one picture a day for the whole of the coming year. We can’t

LEAD Foundation and Justdiggit (Netherlands) started a beautiful program together as an answer to local and global climate changes. This is done through the training of local farmers in various landscape restoration techniques. One of them is FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration). This is an amazing and costless method where tree stumps are pruned and protected to enable them to regrow again into a mature tree. Another one is digging big waterbunds in the earth, so that water has a better

The farmers in Dodoma region have already managed to bring back 3.3 Million trees with the help of Kisiki Hai Method. It is now the rain season, this is also the pruning season for the farmers in Dodoma. After the Kisiki Hai roadshow and training from our champion farmers we are really happy to see many more farmers have accepted the knowledge and now they are busy pruning living tree stumps in their farms. By cutting away most of the stems