SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION INITIATIVE
Sustainable Agriculture for Healthy Environment and Food Secure Society
Who We Are
SAII originates from an initiative of the German Council for Sustainable Development, which established a network of organizations in East Africa, Latin America and India concerned with the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices to eradicate hunger and extreme poverty, under a program called “SustaiNet”. It was after this noble project that SAII was formally registered in 2009, to continue advocating the vision to ensure Sustainable Agriculture is widely adopted and practiced in the Eastern Africa region.
Our Mission
To promote good agricultural practices along the value chains through: participatory approaches; documentation; knowledge sharing and information management; and capacity building of stakeholders in the Eastern Africa region.
Our Vision
Sustainable Agriculture widely adopted and practised in the eastern Africa region
SAII
REGIONAL PRESENCE
Sustainet E.A. is a Non- governmental organization promoting sustainable agricultural practices in East and Horns of Africa. Our network includes 209 NGOs/CBOs from the region with a reach out of 1.5 million small-holder farmers.
Sustainet E.A. focuses on promotion of sustainable agricultural practices aimed at eradicating hunger and poverty through increasing agricultural productivity and profitability while conserving the utilization of the natural resources.
SAII
THEMATIC FOCUS
01.
Market-Led Agricultural Value Chain Development
02.
Resilience Building
03.
Social Inclusion or Social Growth
04.
Water, Environment and green Growth
What we do
SAII has implemented numerous programs through various funded projects with specific target communities in Kenya, East Africa and Horns of Africa.
SAII works closely with it’s sister company Sustainet Group Limited a nairobi-based consultancy firm, for technical expertise and the implementation of projects.
See website : www.sustainetgroup.com
Partnerships
We believe in joining hands to achieve a common goal
