#ENVIRONMENT CHAMPIONS
Enock Mutai, a Standard 5 student at Chebirirbei Primary School in Kericho County, proudly shows off his adopted guava tree to the Regional Manager for Region 5 Mr. Charles Manegene and James Mutai the Assistant Sub-County Forester, West Kericho. This is part of the KTDA Foundation and Taylors of Harrogate greening initiative – ‘Adopt a Tree Project’ meant to instil environmental stewardship among youth in schools.
Other Media & Highlights
Promoting sustainability in the smallholder tea sector
Diar Awards Win!
The Foundation Awards Groups with Grants
Building Bridges for Women’s Economic Empowerment – Report
Congratulations Class of 2022!
KTDA National Scholarship 2023 Applications – NOW CLOSED!
KTDA Foundation Nomination for DIAR Award
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
International Day for the elimination of Violence Against Women
KTDA Foundation – ADAPTA Partnership
Diversification Project to farmers in Kangaita Tea Factory
Sainsbury’s Fairly Traded Project – Rukuriri
Sainbury’s Fairly Traded Project – Imenti
Improved Cookstoves Media Campaign
3-Day Medical Camp at Kaptumo Tea Factory Catchment
Future of Youth in Green Entrepreneurship Symposium
Momul Tree Planting Commemorating World Environment Day 2022
Last Mile Entrepreneurs Training
Mau Ranges Tournament – World Environment Day
Castle Community Forest Association Tree Planting Exercise
World Environment Day Tournament
Congratulations Class of 2021/22
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Workshop
KTDA National Tea Scholarship 2022 Applications – Closed!!!!
Capacity building training workshop in Kericho
Robotics and Coding Project Progress at Ambusket Sec Sch
Chinga Tea Factory ELF Graduation
Kathangariri Tea Factory 3-Day Medical Camp
Happy International Women’s Day
KTDA National Tea Scholarship Alumni Graduate