11/02/2026
Project Visitation & M&E – Slow Food 10,000 Gardens in Africa
We are proud to share that we recently conducted a visitation and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) exercise at:
📍 Twatasha Primary School
📍 Chimwemwe Primary School
📍 Chawama Primary School
These visits were part of our ongoing School Garden Project under the Slow Food 10,000 Gardens in Africa Initiative, aimed at strengthening food security, nutrition education, environmental stewardship, and practical agricultural skills among learners.
During the visits, we:
✅ Assessed the progress and sustainability of the school gardens
✅ Engaged school administrators, teachers, and garden patrons
✅ Reviewed crop performance and learner participation
✅ Strengthened accountability and learning for the next phase
We are especially grateful to Chapebu, who sponsored one garden, including tools and team logistics support, helping to make this initiative impactful and sustainable. Your partnership is deeply appreciated! 🙏🏾
The gardens continue to serve as living classrooms—teaching learners about nutrition, climate resilience, indigenous crops, and sustainable food systems, while contributing to improved school meals and environmental awareness.
🌍 This visitation marks the successful conclusion of the 2025 phase of the project.
As we close this chapter, we look forward with excitement and renewed commitment to the 2026 phase, where we aim to deepen impact, strengthen sustainability, and expand opportunities for more learners.
Together, we grow more than food—we grow knowledge, resilience, and hope. 🌿💚