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Green Land Youth Network Kenya CBO
Empowering Youth, Restoring Nature
Mission:
Drive youth-led environmental action in Kenya through education, innovation, and sustainable community led projects. GLYN-K is working to build a society of young leaders equipped to meet community problems by designing a process to identify young individuals with a spark to think innovatively for larger social good.

Proudly represented  GLYN-K CBO at the 12th Agritec Africa Expo!Our Programme Coordinator, Abiero Oyugi , joined over 1,...
21/06/2026

Proudly represented GLYN-K CBO at the 12th Agritec Africa Expo!

Our Programme Coordinator, Abiero Oyugi , joined over 1,000 exhibitors and delegates at KICC Kenya, Nairobi (17–19 June 2026) to showcase our last-mile circular economy work, converting agricultural waste into biogas, organic fertilizer, and BSF protein feed.

We connected with partners across dairy, livestock, poultry, technology and agribusiness value chains. Grateful for the networking, learning, and emerging collaborations.

The journey from waste to wealth continues!
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

04/06/2026

High-level digital training on digital tools, social media platforms, and inclusive #

Critital reflections from the  Philanthropy Forum –  Hotels Stanley, Nairobi Today, I had the privilege of joining grass...
20/05/2026

Critital reflections from the Philanthropy Forum – Hotels Stanley, Nairobi

Today, I had the privilege of joining grassroot leaders at the Kenya Philanthropy Forum, where we explored financing, enabling, and sustaining public value for long‑term institutional resilience.

I shared ‑K CBO’s last‑mile commitment: maximizing organic waste through biogas and briquettes – a practical bioeconomy model. We discussed sustainability, social enterprise, and the power of inclusive storytelling to shift narratives from aid to investment.

Key takeaways: Policy in practice and multi‑stakeholder coordination (county, private sector, CSOs) are essential. But most critical? Resource mobilization that drives self‑reliance, moving beyond donor dependency to community‑owned, revenue‑generating climate solutions.

We challenged ourselves to keep building resilient ecosystems from the last mile up.

Africa Philanthropy Network

Week 1 Complete! Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Program – Cohort IIWhat an intense, inspiring first five days at Strathmo...
16/05/2026

Week 1 Complete!
Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Program – Cohort II

What an intense, inspiring first five days at Strathmore University! I deepened our practical skills in solar design, biogas technology, electronics maintenance, and green business strategy, directly feeding into GLYN‑K’s CBO Last‑Mile Eco‑Village Lab.

Beyond the classroom, we are actively aligning partnerships at the last mile – integrating with Army (national restoration), (financial inclusion for youth in agriculture, with WEL, NCBA CLUSA, NCPWD), /GIZ/ Africa Bio-Energy Program Limited -ABPL (productive‑use biogas training), and now Global Alliance for Communities as a co‑last‑mile implementing partner, anchoring community‑led, SDG‑driven action from the village up.

Our sincere gratitude to Centre, of Energy and Petroleum (MOEP), Energy Research Centre, Energy Labs, and PACT for organising this transformative training, bringing together brilliant young clean energy entrepreneurs from across Kenya.

This coordinated, multi‑stakeholder engine (SDG 17) also includes Byestar (digester construction), State Department for Tourism - Kenya, Youth in Tourism & Conservation, Village Lab (artivism & policy shadowing), Cereal Growers Association CGA (Farmer Field Schools), and government of Homabay (Ward Development Committees). From solar irrigation to briquettes and bio‑slurry loops, we are building a replicable, circular, green‑job‑rich model.

Grateful to facilitators and fellow youth. Week 2 loading – turning knowledge into village‑level action!

Grateful for yesterday’s practical training at Kendu Bay, Homabay County!Organised by HOYAB & Inuka Community Developers...
15/05/2026

Grateful for yesterday’s practical training at Kendu Bay, Homabay County!

Organised by HOYAB & Inuka Community Developers Network, with facilitators ICIPE, KALRO, and Savannah Honey. Participants from across Homa Bay learned Black Soldier Fly tech, Nyota beans, fruit farming, and VIPPT.

As GLYN‑K CBO, we anchor last‑mile integration, turning such knowledge into village‑level action. This strengthens our collective commitment to circular and bioeconomies: waste-to-feed, organic farming, and sustainable enterprises. Let’s keep building together!

Clean Energy Leadership Starts Here!Abiero Oyugi is honoured to join the Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Program Cohort II...
12/05/2026

Clean Energy Leadership Starts Here!

Abiero Oyugi is honoured to join the Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Program Cohort II at Strathmore University (11th–22nd May). This 10‑day training will deepen my skills in solar, biogas, and green business – directly feeding into GLYN‑K’s Eco Village Lab last‑mile model.

Abiero Oyugi is excited to share that he will be attending   2026 alongside a global community of changemakers and innov...
06/05/2026

Abiero Oyugi is excited to share that he will be attending 2026 alongside a global community of changemakers and innovators to explore how we can reshape the future of rangelands and livelihoods

I’m looking forward to connecting with people driving change on the ground, learning from diverse perspectives, and being part of real, grounded solutions that centre communities and resilience.

Join me on 6–7 May, and let’s explore the future of landscapes together!

What an incredible high level day at KICC Kenya, Nairobi! Young Kenyans from diverse backgrounds gathered to storytell a...
19/03/2026

What an incredible high level day at KICC Kenya, Nairobi! Young Kenyans from diverse backgrounds gathered to storytell and co-create the future of eco-tourism and conservation. Through powerful narratives, we bridged grassroots voices with national strategy, tackling how youth eco-friendly programming can unlock 5 million untapped tourists.

The energy was electric. Now, the real work is to translate key proposals into last-mile programming reaching villages.

Grateful to State Department for Tourism - Kenya and Youth in Tourism & Conservation for convening us, Green Land Youth Network-Kenya we have driven SDG17 partnerships in action. Let's build together!

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Kandiege
Homa Bay
40304

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+254113424458

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