This consultancy was centered on empowering women and youth in Amboseli to take on leadership roles in natural resource management. It involved extensive research to understand the existing barriers and opportunities. The subsequent training programs, tailored to the unique needs of the participants, aimed to equip them with the necessary skills for effective leadership and governance.
Empowering Communities
to build resilience
towards climate change
MAZIDO is a non-profit organization that works with local communities in ASALs (Arid and Semi-Arid Lands) to promote sustainable livelihoods, enhance natural resource management and governance, and respond to climate change.
Vision
A prosperous community that uses its natural resources sustainably
Mission
To empower the community to utilize natural resources productively through advocacy, education and promotion of climate smart technologies.
Strategic Objectives
- Support Sustainable livelihoods
- Enhance Natural Resource Management and Governance
- Climate Change Response
- Lobby and advocacy
climate change
We develop and implement climate action plans that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND STRATEGIC PLANNING
We build capacity for organizations, with focus in human resources, financial resources, and technical expertise.
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE BUILDING
We help communities to identify and assess their vulnerabilities to climate change
WATER ACCESS, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE (WASH)
We promote improved access to safe water and sanitation facilities
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT
We take a holistic approach to development that addresses the interconnected challenges of climate change, poverty, and inequality
COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION
We build partnerships with other organizations working on climate action, community resilience, WASH, and integrated development.
Projects Implemented
Below are the projects we have implemented
MAZIDO is in its final stages in the development of strategic plan for Taita Carbon Investment.
MAZIDO developed a five year strategic plan in partnership withTaita Wildlife Conservancy
MAZIDO in partnership with Taita Carbon Investemnt (TCI) developed agrovet business plan.
This project aimed at strengthening the capacity of board and secreatariat of select ranches within Taita Taveta County.
MAZIDO International provided critical consultancy support to TTWCA in the development of a comprehensive Strategic Plan, setting the course for conservation efforts from 2022 to 2026
This project aimed to reduce conflicts while enhancing community resilience in Taita Taveta County
This aimed at demonstrating how to collect storm water to be used during the dry season. A sand dam was constructed along the Mwalenjo river, which was able to retain sufficient amount of rain water to last 3 months after the rains. The dam is used by humans, cattle, and wildlife/Elephants during the dry season.
This was aimed at making farmers more active in the legislative process through the Sauti Ya Mkulima (Voice of the Farmer) initiative. The project worked to build the capacity of farmers to understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens, to advocate for their interests, and to participate in the legislative process.
This project aimed at demonstrating how to collect storm water to be used during the dry season. The project was implemented in Ghazi Sub Location of Ngolia Location in Taita Taveta County, Kenya.
The Integrated Buguta Water Supply Project focused on providing reliable and clean water access to the Buguta community, thereby enhancing health and overall quality of life for the residents.
This project aimed to preserve and enhance the ecological integrity of Mbololo and Mwambirwa forests while simultaneously improving the livelihoods of local communities through sustainable forest management practices.
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233 Voi • Park Road Opp Tsavo Garage next to Voi Fire Station, Voi, Kenya. Email: info[at]mazido.org Phone: +254 747 449 828 • Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm