Mizu Eco-Care

27/08/2026

There's something beautifully simple about life in Mfuwe. 🌿 No rush. No noise. Just the soil beneath your feet, the sun on your back, and a community that moves as one.

This week, working with the Yosefe Village Action Group on Agroecology training, we're reminded that fulfillment isn't found in what you have but in what you grow together. 🌾🐞

27/08/2026

This week's Poverty & Hunger Reduction training is in full swing with our partners, The Egmont Trust. We're building self-sufficiency via the Yosefe Village Action Group, right here in Kakumbi Chiefdom. 🌱

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27/08/2026

Harvesting wisdom, planting hope. 🌱 This week, it takes a village specifically, the Yosefe Village Action Group in Kakumbi Chiefdom to tackle hunger head-on. Proud to facilitate this training with the generous backing of The Egmont Trust.

26/08/2026

Eating with the community today ✅

Yosefe Village Action Group in Kakumbi Chiefdom, Mfuwe ‼️

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26/08/2026

Where there is knowledge, there is resilience. 🐞✨
With The Egmont Trust's support, we're planting knowledge alongside the Yosefe Village Action Group in Kakumbi Chiefdom. And one trainee in particular? She's a ball of energy 😂🤣 keeping us all on our toes while we tackle poverty & hunger reduction head-on. Love to see it!

26/08/2026

Empowering local roots to bear fruit. 🥭

🌍 With The Egmont Trust's support, we're planting knowledge alongside the Yosefe Village Action Group, turning today's training into tomorrow's harvest in Kakumbi Chiefdom. "

26/08/2026

With support from The Egmont Trust.🌱

🌾🐞 This week are working with the Yosefe Village Action Group on the Poverty & Hunger Reduction training in Kakumbi Chiefdom.

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25/08/2026

“Think of soil as our bank account. If we keep withdrawing from it, we will go broke.” Dr. Rattan Lal

25/08/2026

Forecasters are predicting that this year's El Niño could be the strongest in at least a decade. Likely beginning this spring or summer, this "super" El Niño could cause severe droughts, record-breaking hurricanes, and raise the planet's overall surface temperature.

Learn more about El Niño and why this year's could be so powerful: https://on.natgeo.com/qBAq4O

Forecasters are predicting that this year's El Niño could be the strongest in at least a decade. This "super" El Niño could cause severe droughts, record-breaking hurricanes, and raise the planet's overall surface temperature.

Learn more about El Niño and why this year's could be so powerful: https://on.natgeo.com/qBAq4O