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THANZI265

Based in Lilongwe, Malawi, THANZI265 is a non governmental organization working to build a future where no child goes hungry and every community is equipped to grow its own resilience, starting with the soil.

Rooted in food literacy, THANZI265 believes that food is more than nutrition. Through practical education in regenerative farming and nutrition, the organization empowers children and their families to reconnect with local food systems, improve household health, and restore degraded land.

With initiatives like Nourishing Minds and EmpowerHer, THANZI265 blends youth engagement, women’s empowerment, and ecological restoration. Their work fosters long term food security and community led transformation – one garden, one meal, and one generation at a time.

Their regenerative approach and strong community ties make them a powerful catalyst for change in one of the world’s most food insecure regions.

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“We need solutions on a large scale.”

THIS ARTICLE IS TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE BY SARAH OBERTREIS, FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG (GERMAN) At the age of 26, Felipe Villela is a...
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Learning by seeing at Laikipia’s Model School

Adapted from Understanding the Role of Educational Farms in the Agroecological Transition by Maria Braun The global food system is at a critical point and has t...
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Building capacity in Laikipia County

Two years ago, the Laikipia Permaculture Centre Trust (LPCT) and reNature started setting up a Model Farm and a Model School in the semi-arid South-East of Laik...
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How can we transition to regenerative land-use, faster?

This article was originally written for REVOLVE MAGAZINE by Samantha Sutton. Here’s the question: what knowledge do we need to accelerate the transition towar...
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How to empower Regenerative Entrepreneurship

With the support of the Leopold Bachmann Foundation, reNature develops a new program with the goal to empower regenerative entrepreneurship. By founding the Reg...
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Women in Agriculture: Growing Change from the Ground Up

From the dry plains of Laikipia County in Kenya to the bustling vegetable markets of Mkata village in Tanzania, women are the quiet force sustaining the worldâ€...
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Empowering Women in Agriculture

If there was ever a perfect time to empower women farmers, it’s now.  Former Irish president and UN rights commissioner Mary Robinson recently said t...
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