World Bee Day takes place annually on May 20th. It aims to promote the vital roles bees play as one of the main pollinators of our crops, ensuring food production and biodiversity is maintained.
Read MoreEarth Day 2023: Invest in Our Planet
Earth Day takes place on April 22nd with the theme: ‘Invest in Our Planet’ -encouraging everyone to take action to protect our planet.
Read MoreSupporting Communities on The Frontline of Climate Change
Successive years of drought have made it harder to produce food in Baringo – Self Help Africa are providing households with training & seeds.
Read MoreSelf Help Africa is Part of The World’s Biggest Community-led Land Restoration Project
The overall aim of the Global EverGreening Alliance’s Restore Africa project is to restore landscapes and improve livelihoods, while combatting the effects of climate change.
Read MoreCOP27 SUMMIT MUST ADDRESS THE CLIMATE CRISIS FACING AFRICAN COUNTRIES
This year’s COP27 summit is set to highlight the climate issues most relevant to African and other developing nations.
Read MoreHorn of Africa drought and food crisis – a growing catastrophe
Self Help Africa is working with local partners in the Horn of Africa is in the midst of a catastrophic hunger crisis
Read MoreKenya on Frontline as Drought Threatens Millions of Livestock
A veterinary operation backed by Self Help Africa is providing vital health services to Kenyan herders who have lost more than a million animals to sickness and drought, since last Autumn.
Read MoreWorld Environment Day 2022 – Only One Earth
World Environment Day aims to provide a platform for unified global action in order to protect, restore and honour our precious planet.
Read MoreWorld Biodiversity Day 2022 – Building a Shared Future for All Life
Mangroves are vital ecosystems but they’re under threat. We’re leading efforts to protect and enhance mangrove ecosystems in Senegal.
Read MoreRevitalising Vital Mangrove Ecosystems in Senegal
Mangroves are vital ecosystems but they’re under threat. We’re leading efforts to protect and enhance mangrove ecosystems in Senegal.
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