Food, Water & Climate
Climate-smart agriculture, soil health, and equitable WASH access for resilient rural communities.
- About Wema
Rooted in Wema
Wema is Swahili for "goodness." We translate that goodness into climate-smart livelihoods, healthier mothers and children, equitable education, and women- and youth-led enterprises across Africa.
- Why Wema Wealth
Empowerment is a shared movement
Vulnerable communities — particularly women, youth, and persons with disabilities — become resilient when climate-smart livelihoods, quality healthcare, inclusive education, and dignified work are within their reach. That's the work.
- Launching in 2 counties; scaling to 4+ counties by 2029
- Targeting 250,000 lives reached by 2034 — our endline year
- Aligned with the SDGs and the AU-CAADP framework
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Our Approach
From intervention to lasting impact
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Empower
We invest in women, youth, and persons with disabilities — the people closest to the problem and the solution.
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Strengthen
We layer climate-smart livelihoods, healthcare, and inclusive education so resilience compounds across systems.
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Transform
We document, advocate, and influence policy — turning local wins into national and continental change.
- Theory of Change
Why we work across pillars, not silos
Poverty, hunger, poor health, climate vulnerability, gender inequality — these are interconnected. Wema's Theory of Change treats them that way. By layering climate-smart livelihoods on top of healthcare, education, and women-led enterprises, communities don't just survive — they become self-reliant.
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To deliver life-changing interventions that end hunger and extreme poverty by advancing gender equality, social inclusion, climate resilience, and sustainable economic growth.
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A socially just world where communities are resilient, thriving, and free from hunger and poverty.
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Our Partners
