Our impact areas

Climate action and poverty eradication start together.

New Eden Park works from a community nursery in Siaya County. Trees, water, solar power, local saving, and practical learning connect care for the land with more resilient livelihoods.

Rows of seedlings in nursery bags beneath green shade netting. — Nursery beds beneath shade netting Shared by Raymond · October 2026

Irrigation lines laid across a growing area bordered by trees. — Water reaching the growing area Shared by Raymond · October 2026

Climate action

Grow trees that can be tended for the long term.

The nursery raises seedlings for farms, schools, churches, and community planting. A hand-dug water source, tank, and solar pump support the work through dry periods. Members share practical tree-growing knowledge so planting is followed by care.

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Poverty eradication

Build practical ways for neighbors to earn and learn.

Community-run table banking helps members save and borrow. Nursery work, seedling distribution, and beekeeping create opportunities for shared skills and local enterprise. A future community center is being planned as a place for training, learning, and meetings.

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Where we stand

Built work, with outcomes still to measure.

The nursery and water system are in place, and community programs are underway. One million trees is a goal, not a count of trees planted. We will report measured outcomes when the underlying records are ready.

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Help shape the next chapter.

For project updates or partnership inquiries, write to info@newedenpark.org or meet the New Eden Park team.

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