
Scaling
Climate Action Africa
Regenerative Food & Land Systems
Initiative Stages:
What Is Broken, and For Whom
What SITU Specifically Contributes
Key Milestones
2023: Pilot launched with 3 cooperatives in Kenya and South Africa
2024: Formal MoU signed with African Union Agriculture Commission
2025: Expanded to Ethiopia and Ghana; technical advisory board established
2026: Phase 2 capital raise underway — target $12M for full regional rollout
Long-term Ambition
By 2030, embed regenerative practice and climate-resilient governance across 100,000 smallholder hectares in 8 African countries — creating a replicable, African-owned model for climate adaptation at scale.
Current Stage
Early Evidence
12,400+
Farmers Reached
8,200
Hectares Under Regenerative Practice
$3.2M
Climate Finance Mobilized
+34%
Avg. Income Increase
Partners Involved
African Union Development Agency
GIZ
African Development Bank
Local Farmers Cooperatives Network
World Resources Institute
