Over the course of 50 years, Haller has developed affordable, scalable and sustainable methods that harness nature to make that land fertile again.
We are helping Kenyan communities to farm the ‘unfarmable’, transforming the prospects for people who call it home for years to come.
In the film, our team tells the story of Haller; from Dr. Haller’s life’s work in restoring degraded quarried landscapes, to supporting smallholder famers in Kenya to transform their livelihoods, and exploring what the future holds for Haller as the threats of climate change become ever more apparent.
We help smallholder farmers improve water security and revitalise barren soil – kick-starting natural processes that make land fertile, farmable and the foundation for stronger communities. We call this process the Haller Journey.
The community digs a dam, bioloo (to protect the water basin) and stone-lined well (in case of drought).
Introducing communities to new sources of nutrition and income.
Using nature to make soil fertile again.
Exploring and demonstrating how to get the most out of land.
Equipping farmers with the skills to grow their yields and their profits.
