Drobni rolnicy na froncie dialogu o klimacie

One Acre Fund (lokalna nazwa organizacji brzmi „Tubura” co oznacza „mnożenie”) to organizacja pozarządowa wspierająca drobnych rolników, ale działająca jak biznes. Mottem przewodnim jest stawianie rolników na pierwszych miejscu (#FarmersFirst) na każdym możliwym etapie działalności. One Acre Fund działa w 6 krajach Afryki Wschodniej i Południowej. Jednym z nich jest Rwanda, do której dotarliśmy po 26 godzinnej podróży.

Rwanda to stosunkowo mały kraj zlokalizowany w strefie równikowej. Poza wspaniałymi krajobrazami, różnorodnością flory, ciężko pracującymi i radosnymi ludźmi, Rwanda zmaga się z szeregiem wyzwań, takich jak mała powierzchnia upraw rolnych per rodzina, erozja gleby, duża gęstość zaludnienia, bieda oraz nieprzewidywalna pogoda, co obecnie jest bezpośrednim skutkiem zmieniającego się i niestabilnego klimatu.

One Acre Fund, w odpowiedzi na te główne problemy regionu, wprowadza wiele rozwiązań na kilku płaszczyznach. Jednym z takich podstawowych rozwiązań jest szkółka leśna, którą odwiedziliśmy w pierwszych dniach naszego pobytu w Rwandzie, w rejonie Karongi.

One Acre Fund IWitness trip

Szkółka leśna prowadzona jest przez Erica Niyonsaba, który obejmuje w niej stanowisko dyrektora. Rolnictwo i rośliny to jego prawdziwa życiowa pasja. Eric wprowadził nas w problematykę jego miejsca pracy z ogromną specjalistyczną wiedzą i pewnością siebie, dogłębnie odpowiadając na wszelkie pytania i wątpliwości.

Eric Niyonsaba, Tree Nursery Director
Eric Niyonsaba, Tree Nursery Director

Zobaczyliśmy wiele rodzajów uprawianych tu na sadzonki roślin, w szczególności były to grevellia robusta (lokalna odmiana dębu), awokado oraz mango. Grevellia robusta to drzewo bardzo łatwe w ukorzenianiu i uprawie, One Acre Fund zdecydowało się więc na przekazywanie go rolnikom bezpłatnie, wspierając ich jednocześnie w walce z erozją gleby. Drzewo to potrzebuje jedynie trzech lat aby osiągnąć wysokość nawet 10 metrów – dodatkowo nie wymaga żadnych specjalnych warunków i zabiegów pielęgnacyjnych.

Uprawa awokado natomiast wymaga spełnienia szczególnych warunków, co sprawia, że roślina ta nie cieszy się dużą popularnością wśród rolników współpracujących z One Acre Fund. Jedynie garstka z nich decyduje się na zakup tych sadzonek, pomimo faktu, że mogą skorzystać z konkurencyjnych w porównaniu do lokalnego targu cen. Istnieje kilka przyczyn takiego stanu rzeczy, które uważam za naprawdę interesujące.

Awokado potrzebuje ok. 3 miesięcy aby zacząć ukorzeniać się i kiełkować. W przypadku sadzenia nasion bezpośrednio w ziemi czas wzrostu i owocowania trwa ok. 10-15 lat. Załoga szkółki leśnej wytłumaczyła nam w jaki sposób ten okres można skrócić – ręcznym przycinaniem łodygi w okresie wzrostu. Takie działanie potrafi skrócić czas owocowania do mniej niż 8 lat. Nie wpływa to niestety na stosunkowo bardzo krótki okres trwałości dojrzałego zerwanego owocu, który już po ok. 2-4 dniach zaczyna najzwyczajniej gnić.Z drugiej strony, awokado to bardzo ważny produkt dla naszego i przyszłego pokolenia, biorąc pod uwagę wartości odżywcze i zawartość tłuszczu, rosnące znaczenie weganizmu i negatywnych skutków konsumpcji mięsa. Zawartość witamin z wielu grup oraz potasu to tylko niektóre z prozdrowotnych aspektów tego owocu. Dzisiaj szacuje się, że tylko 11% światowej produkcji awokado uprawiane jest w krajach Afryki i znikoma ilość tego produktu eksportowana jest bezpośrednio z Rwandy do Europy.

One Acre Fund Tree Nursery Rwanda

Wracając do lokalnego rolnictwa i działalności One Acre Fund – klasyczne działania jak i nowe, innowacyjne rozwiązania, mogą wymiernie wspomóc rolników w adaptacji do zmian klimatu, nieprzewidywalnych warunków i pogody. Patrząc szerszą perspektywą – ochronimy rzeszę najbardziej wrażliwych ludzi na świecie – społeczność uzależnioną od rolnictwa. Zmiany klimatyczne z roku na rok stają się co raz poważniejszym, globalnym problemem niewspółmiernie oddziałującym na drobnych rolników. Ich uprawy są zależne głównie od naturalnych opadów, co przy dzisiejszych zmianach skutkuje często życiem na granicy godności i egzystencji.

One acre Fund jest wciąż w procesie budowania wielopłaszczyznowej tarczy klimatycznej dla afrykańskiej ludności. Ich cel to przekształcenie najbardziej wrażliwych na zmiany klimatu ludzi w pierwszą siłę przeciwstawiającą się szkodliwym zmianom wywołanym przez nas samych. Pierwszą siłę klimatycznego dialogu. Nasz wpływ z każdego miejsca zamieszkania nie jest bez znaczenia. Mamy wystarczające zasoby wewnętrzne i zewnętrzne pozwalające na wzmocnienie „tarczy”, którą One Acre Fund zbudował i silnie trzyma. Tego właśnie się nauczyłem, i w to gorąco wierzę. Daje mi to wciąż dużą dawkę energii i siły aby działać i budować bardziej zrównoważony świat wokół mnie.

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Visit at tree nursery plantation

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  • 📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible.

Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 

🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening.

The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund.

Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! 

#LCAW2026 #TheShift
  • 🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
  • This is cool — literally! 🧊

Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives.

By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions.

We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems.

This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work.

A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life.

📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026.

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  • Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible.

Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 

🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening.

The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund.

Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! 

#LCAW2026 #TheShift
📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible.

Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 

🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening.

The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund.

Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! 

#LCAW2026 #TheShift
📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible.

Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 

🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening.

The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund.

Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! 

#LCAW2026 #TheShift
📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible.

Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 

🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening.

The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund.

Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! 

#LCAW2026 #TheShift
📢 We just helped launch The Shift at @ldnclimateweek — a campaign to make climate progress visible. Too often, the organisations driving climate solutions don’t have the same access to influential media as those with the greatest resources. 🌍 The Shift is our way of helping change that, supporting our partners to bring their evidence, stories and solutions to new audiences, and shift the climate conversation towards progress already happening. The campaign features an incredible group of partners working across some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges, including Climate Analytics, Global Methane Hub, InfluenceMap, NewClimate Institute, @fossilfueltreaty, UMI Fund and Youth Climate Justice Fund. Explore the stories, meet the organisations behind them, and share with your network. Together, we can help more people see the climate solutions already making a difference: 🔗 link in bio! #LCAW2026 #TheShift
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🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions?

The black soldier fly is doing exactly that.

♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems.

🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households.

This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business.

💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
🪰 What if a tiny insect could help tackle food waste, support farmers, and reduce emissions? The black soldier fly is doing exactly that. ♻️ Across Kenya, partners like @_icipe are scaling insect-based innovations that transform organic waste into valuable resources such as animal feed and organic fertiliser — supporting healthier ecosystems, stronger livelihoods and more resilient food systems. 🍅 And in Indonesia, @magifarm.id, supported through partners like @viriyaenb, is using the same nature-based approach to rethink food waste management, turning waste into value for businesses and households. This is what people-centred climate action looks like in practice: solutions that work for people, planet and business. 💬 Had you heard of black soldier flies before? What other unexpected climate solutions have caught your attention? Let us know in the comments.
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This is cool — literally! 🧊

Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives.

By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions.

We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems.

This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work.

A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life.

📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026.

#ikeafoundation
This is cool — literally! 🧊

Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives.

By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions.

We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems.

This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work.

A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life.

📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026.

#ikeafoundation
This is cool — literally! 🧊

Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives.

By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions.

We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems.

This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work.

A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life.

📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026.

#ikeafoundation
This is cool — literally! 🧊

Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives.

By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions.

We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems.

This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work.

A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life.

📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026.

#ikeafoundation
This is cool — literally! 🧊 Denis Karema, CEO of @sokofreshkenya and a strong advocate for expanding access to solar-powered cooling in Kenya, showed us how these solutions make a real difference in farmers’ everyday lives. By keeping food cold, less goes to waste — a key climate solution as temperatures continue to rise across many regions. We had the opportunity to document how SokoFresh’s cold rooms are used in Kenya as part of our upcoming IKEA Foundation Week campaign, which will focus on food systems. This work is supported by the IKEA Foundation and our partner @claspappliances, who are helping bring renewable energy to smallholder farmers in East Africa and India. SokoFresh is also supported by our partners #PREO and @enviu, as part of a strong nexus solution across renewable energy and agriculture work. A huge thank you to Denis for sharing his inspiring work, and to our fantastic production team in Nairobi for bringing this story to life. 📅 More to come during #IKEAFoundationWeek, Autumn 2026. #ikeafoundation
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Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods.

Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities.

Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow.

As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises:

🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women

☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments

📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India

Learn more: link in bio

#IKEAFoundation
Across rural India, women are the backbone of agriculture, balancing farming, food processing, and household care. Yet many still lack access to reliable energy and technologies that can help ease labour and strengthen livelihoods. Through Powering Livelihoods, led by @ceewindia and @villgro_possible with support from the IKEA Foundation, social enterprises are bringing renewable energy technologies to rural communities. Swipe to see how one partner, @rahejasolarfoodprocessing, is helping women preserve produce for longer, reduce post-harvest loss, and earn more from what they grow. As of April 2026, through the Powering Livelihoods-supported enterprises: 🌱 ~46,000+ livelihoods positively impacted, with almost 45% being women ☀️ ~29,000+ renewable energy technology deployments 📍 Across 25+ states and union territories in India Learn more: link in bio #IKEAFoundation
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