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Stakeholders Award 2 - From Idle Land to Sustainable Livelihoods (Kenya)
Journalists and Writers Foundation JWF8th Annual Pioneers in SDGs 2026 Awards 4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST Stakeholders Award 2 From Idle Land to Sustainable Livelihoods (Kenya) Sr. Josephine Kwenga, Director & Founder, Emerging Farmers Network-Kenya (EFN-K) Emerging Farmers Network is a Kenyan initiative uniting 12 religious sister congregations to transform idle or underused land into sustainable agricultural enterprises. Initiated by Sr. Josephine Kwenga, a Sustainable Development research student at Tangaza University, the project responds to economic pressures and reliance on external support. Through innovation Read moreShow less
8th Annual Pioneers in SDGs 2026 Awards
4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST
www.unga-conference.org
Stakeholders Award 2
From Idle Land to Sustainable Livelihoods (Kenya)
Sr. Josephine Kwenga, Director & Founder, Emerging Farmers Network-Kenya (EFN-K)
Emerging Farmers Network is a Kenyan initiative uniting 12 religious sister congregations to transform idle or underused land into sustainable agricultural enterprises. Initiated by Sr. Josephine Kwenga, a Sustainable Development research student at Tangaza University, the project responds to economic pressures and reliance on external support. Through innovation and partnerships, it aims to reduce poverty, create sustainable livelihoods, foster entrepreneurship, and support broader community development.
4 November 2026, Wednesday - 10:00 AM EST
www.unga-conference.org
Stakeholders Award 2
From Idle Land to Sustainable Livelihoods (Kenya)
Sr. Josephine Kwenga, Director & Founder, Emerging Farmers Network-Kenya (EFN-K)
Emerging Farmers Network is a Kenyan initiative uniting 12 religious sister congregations to transform idle or underused land into sustainable agricultural enterprises. Initiated by Sr. Josephine Kwenga, a Sustainable Development research student at Tangaza University, the project responds to economic pressures and reliance on external support. Through innovation and partnerships, it aims to reduce poverty, create sustainable livelihoods, foster entrepreneurship, and support broader community development.
