With rising fertilizer prices, African Bamboo trains MSMEs in Sidama to produce biochar from bamboo waste, offering a sustainable solution that benefits farmers, the economy, and the environment.

Leading the geo-tagging of 16,000 seedlings, Lakech Yetera connects Sidama farmers to carbon credit markets, bringing new economic opportunities through sustainable agroforestry.

Training programs in Sidama are enhancing seedling management skills, supporting local afforestation, and providing new income for women and youth through satellite nurseries.

Sikuare Debelo uses digital tech to monitor reforestation and carbon, challenging gender norms.

With training from African Bamboo, Hanna Kebede and her team operate a thriving bamboo processing business empowering women.

Dawit Dawalke and Lomi Yobora have significantly increased their bamboo yield and income through sustainable cultivation methods.

Baliyu Beyene and Tesseme Lalima are producing biochar from bamboo waste to improve soil health and provide affordable fertilizer.

Alem Eliays and Tagele Mekonin are modernizing a traditional nursery through training, business planning, and incorporating agroforestry practices.

Amrot Zergaw, an agroforestry graduate, transformed her community through a nursery. Now, she's on a mission to make it eco-friendly with African Bamboo's support.

Meet Dubale, a 26-year-old from Bona who turned unemployment into a tech-driven opportunity. With a new smartphone and remote mapping skills, he's set to shape the digital future as a valuable member of the MSME team