Africa

During International Development Week, Kinvia joined organizations on Parliament Hill to discuss international cooperation, global development, and Canada’s role.

Discover how Kinvia supporters are transforming lives through climate-smart farming in Uganda and school nutrition programs in Indigenous communities across Canada. Learn how community-led solutions are creating healthier, stronger futures.

In this article we’ll cover the Pros & Cons of giving a charity goat and also look at other donation options you may want to consider.

For generations, agricultural training and advisory roles have been critical to boosting productivity and ensuring food security. Until now, they have largely been dominated by men.

Women’s REFLECT Circles in rural Ethiopia are enabling women to reclaim their voices, build livelihoods, and create more inclusive, equitable communities through dialogue and collective action.

In rural Ethiopia, a community came together to build a bridge, improving access to education, strengthening livelihoods, and showing the power of local leadership and collaboration.

In Ethiopia, women are leading community-driven recovery through climate-smart farming. See how legacy giving helps these seeds of change grow stronger.

Food security starts with water. But with climate change threatening the state of hunger and quality of water, now more than ever it’s crucial to invest in climate-smart initiatives.

The SHINE project is dismantling long-standing gender discrimination that limits women’s participation in agriculture in Ghana and Ethiopia.

In Ghana, female farmers are using weather technology to grow more food and income thanks to the donor-supported CLIMATE Project.

Education is the foundation that the future of our children is built upon. Read how one teacher is instilling the love of learning in his students.

Follow Niyerijon’s journey as a sponsored child in Ghana and learn how being a child ambassador has helped him flourish in his educational career.

For a climate-friendly future, today’s youth need to develop new skills. Learn how Kinvia’s programming is teaching youth green skills.

Young women have a harder time entering the workforce. Thanks to supportive instructors, they are gaining life-changing skills and thriving.

Young women have a harder time entering the workforce. Thanks to supportive instructors, they are gaining life-changing skills and thriving.

This Mother’s Day, we at Kinvia reflect on the powerful love and dedication that mothers – and those who take on mothering roles – have for their children.

In Ghana, female farmers are using weather technology to grow more food and income thanks to the donor-supported CLIMATE Project.

Good nutrition is not just about eating regular meals. For Nutrition Month, learn how communities use food to change the future for children.