Collaborative Ecosystem Building

The organization hosts conferences, such as the 13th African Crop Science Society Conference, to facilitate the exchange of ideas and knowledge in crop science and related fields in Africa.

The organization publishes quarterly original research, invited reviews, short communications, and book reviews in English and French on various crop science topics. It also disseminates knowledge and information on crops and makes all published articles freely accessible online.

Supports children's rights through awareness campaigns, policy reviews, and direct services such as providing free education and meals in early childhood development programs, and supporting rescue homes for vulnerable children.

Offers capacity-building programs in its Resource Centers to local people to achieve self-sufficiency and sustainability, mitigating hunger, environmental degradation, diseases, and mismanagement of public resources.

Works with marginalized communities in Kenya to implement various development programs aimed at reducing poverty, including initiatives in environmental conservation, universal education, HIV/AIDS awareness, and socio-economic empowerment for women and youth.

Provides emergency relief and livelihood support to communities affected by disasters such as drought, locust invasions, and economic impacts like the COVID-19 pandemic, distributing food and non-food essentials.

Connects international volunteers, including those from the Weltwärts program, with community development projects in Kenya, providing support services such as airport transfers, orientation, accommodation, and assistance with travel documentation.

Addresses food security through agro-economic development, environmental stewardship, and initiatives like promoting cassava as a value chain crop, providing training on farming practices, and distributing food and seeds to affected communities.

Constructs and furnishes new modern class blocks and offices at primary schools to improve access to education for children.

Implements microfinance initiatives, including village banks and supporting community banks ("Bengi Investment Group"), to alleviate family poverty and reduce dependence, particularly for street children and vulnerable community members.

Establishes and operates community resource centers in locations like Ahero, Awach, Awasi, Kuth, and Nyakach to serve as hubs for socio-economic development programs, offering microfinance, capacity building, and support for vulnerable populations.

Initiates and facilitates programs designed to engage physically challenged individuals in community development, focusing on socio-economic empowerment through mentorships and capacity building.

Supports teacher training in new technologies to align with Kenya’s competency-based curriculum.

Provides orientation meetings for new volunteers, conducts evaluation debriefings, and issues Certificates of Recognition of Volunteer Service upon completion of their programs.

Works to improve access to safe water, sanitation facilities, and appropriate hygiene practices within communities.

Prepares local youth for the competitive job market through development programs and empowers them with increased ICT access, knowledge, and employability.

Produces advocacy reports and co-authors policy position papers, such as the report from the 12th Annual Conference on a resilient Equatoria and the co-authored paper 'South Sudan: The Way Forward' with the South Sudanese Equatorian Diaspora.

Organizes an annual national conference for the Equatorian community in the USA, with a documented history of hosting 25 annual events since 2002, including recent gatherings in Nebraska, Kansas City, Utah, Minnesota, and Minneapolis. These conferences focus on community mobilization, advocacy, education, cultural heritage promotion, and include workshops, networking, and leadership development.