Haller’s 2024 Impact Report

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2024 saw notable growth for Haller not only in Mombasa but also throughout Kenya and around the world. 

Haller’s impact was recognised through prestigious awards. Not only was the Haller Foundation shortlisted in several awards (Kenya’s NGO Awards 2024 and The World Sustainable Travel and Hospitality Awards), we won the Digital Leaders Award for Environmental Impact at the Digital Leaders Awards. 

Our mission has been to scale the impact of our sustainable development model by partnering with like-minded organisations. 2024 saw a surge in these collaborations and through a social franchising model, we’ve been able to scale and adapt our initiatives beyond Mombasa, and Kenya. 

Three of our most impactful partnerships have been with: 

Tsavo Trust: helping bring ICT resources and digital training tools to students to help them develop essential digital literacy skills and break down educational barriers. The initiative delivered a total of 60 laptops, speakers, projectors, and other technological equipment, benefitting 840 students immediately and laying the foundations of success for future cohorts. 

Samburu Girls Foundation: supporting young women and girls who have undergone FGM or are at risk in Samburu County, Haller has worked to provide better sanitation at the SGF centre. We’re creating single-sex toilets, in addition to running hygiene workshops, education on menstruation and safe sex, and supporting trauma recovery for girls at the safe house.  

SHIVIA India: by white labeling the Haller Farmers App and tailoring the technology to the unique climates and needs of Shivia-supported communities, we’re aiming to catalyse the adoption of sustainable farming practices for the 44,000 smallholders who work with Shivia directly, and the 264,000 indirectly connected to their initiatives. 

Discover these partnerships in more detail, and our work at scale, in our 2024 Impact Report.