HDI Kenya
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- info@hdikenya.org
Human Development International (HDI) is a nonprofit organization officially registered in 2011, with roots in community engagement dating back to 2007. Founded in Kenya, HDI focuses on rural development in arid and semi-arid regions
Over 3,000 farmers trained in water harvesting, boreholes, and eco-friendly irrigation to combat arid challenges and ensure year-round productivity.
Solar-powered cold storage, hatcheries, and digital platforms reduce post-harvest losses and connect farmers to high-value local/export markets.
Microcredit programs, widow/youth initiatives, and farmer training foster financial independence and gender-inclusive growth in rural Kenya.
Collaborations with JICA, Doen Foundation, and global donors ensure scalable, sustainable impact through funding, technology, and knowledge exchange
One of the well remembered quotes of the Nobel laureate and renowned environmentalist Wangari Maathai says “If you destroy Nature, Nature Will Destroy you” .
HDI is training development key agriculture human resource to ensure sustainability of its projects and growth of modern agriculture in the rural areas.
HDI capital is a project of Human Development International (HDI), whose main aim is to address the problem ...
Working with HDI has been transformative. Their systems for empowering farmers and rural communities truly work, and I’d jump at the chance to work with them again
Thanks to HDI’s agricultural training and borehole drilling project in my area, my maize yields have doubled and our household income consistently supports our children’s education. HDI doesn’t just teach us—they empower us to dream bigger and achieve more.
Joining HDI’s Women-in-Agriculture program gave me confidence, skills, and access to markets. From nursery techniques to sustainable chicken rearing, HDI supported every step—and now my cooperative thrives with increased profits and community impact!
