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Dry, Barren, and Often Unforgiving— The Challenges Communities in ASAL Areas Face

Bare land in Ambokili Farm, Kimana, Kajiado County, Kenya.

Previous image Next image ASALs make up about 41% of the world’s land area, affecting approximately two billion people globally. According to the United Nations, these lands cover approximately 6.5 billion hectares worldwide. Despite their vastness, these regions are particularly fragile due to erratic rainfall patterns and consistently high temperatures, making them hotspots for drought […]

Can you Have Good Mental Health with Inadequate Food and Poor Nutrition

A picture of a male worker at Ambokili Farm inspecting a maize stalk in the field. It is a symbol of how food and nutrition contribute to good mental health.

As May dawns upon us, casting a spotlight on mental health awareness, we are compelled to ponder a fundamental question: Can one truly attain good mental health amidst inadequate food and poor nutrition? The answer, rooted in science and experience, resonates with clarity – the nourishment of the mind is inexorably entwined with the sustenance […]

Employee well-being: Transforming Lives Inside Out

A picture of 2 women workers on Ambokili Farm smiling holding watering cans. It illustrates their happiness when working and demonstrates how Ambokili Farm is truly investing in Employee well-being

How does an organisation dedicated to making a difference ensure its own people are cared for? How is Ambokili Farm redefining workplace wellness and ensuring employees thrive alongside the communities they serve? At Ambokili Farm, nestled in a challenging semi-arid region, we’ve revolutionised the concept of employee well-being. Our holistic approach ensures that the welfare […]

Cultivating Economic Prosperity: How Ambokili Farm is Contributing to SDG No.8

The global economic landscape is woven with both opportunity and disparity. Despite advancements, the harsh reality is that millions grapple with unemployment, and the gender pay gap remains a persistent stain. In the face of persistent unemployment, particularly amongst youth and women, and the ever-present struggle for equal pay for equal work, organisations like Ambokili […]