Different ways that you can support

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Buy mangrove seedlings

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Completion of Hall and Administrative Office

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Capacity building

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General Donation

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Mangrove restoration

Your donation to buy seedlings, you are supporting

  • Secure transportation for reaching remote or interior planting sites inaccessible by land through boat rental.

  • Creating sustainable employment opportunities for local youth through mangrove restoration
    and eco-enterprises. 

  • The restoration of mangrove forest in managing the nursery and the planting efforts on 10+ hectares of land.

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Rows of young mangrove trees planted in a muddy area, part of a reforestation project, with lush green mature mangroves in the background under a clear blue sky.
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Completion of Hall and Administrative Office

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By donating for capacity building, you are supporting:

  • Completion of construction of the TWG multi-purpose hall that is to support our empowerment programs, skills training and community meetings and storage space.

  • Strengthen social cohesion and resilience by supporting community-wide welfare programs (e.g., health drives, school supplies, disaster preparedness).

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Capacity expansion

By donating for capacity building, you are supporting:

  • Increase access to shared tools and equipment that support both restoration and small-scale livelihoods (e.g., farming, fishing, eco-tourism, craft making, beekeeping).

  • Enhance community waste segregation and recycling practices, particularly around glass and plastics.

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Donation

Support continued efforts of mangrove reforestation in addition to providing income for the various entrepreneurial efforts in the community.

The Tunusuru women are open to partnerships, reach out to find how we can work together in any of our 3 point of focus, mangrove restoration, capacity building, infrastructure building.

Existing partnerships

CORDIO EAST AFRICA

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CORDIO East Africa has partnered with the Women of Munje by providing the women with beehives, training on harvesting honey and the necessary protective gear for caring for the beehives.

The organization has also been instrumental in providing record of the women’s journey through video and imagery, ( we have featured CORDIO’s video of the women on our site).

The organization is known for supporting women’s groups along the coast of Kenya in endeavors of bee keeping.

BASE TITANIUM

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Base Titanium is the local Kenyan subsidiary of the Base Resources group, an Australian-based, African-focused, mineral sands producer and developer.

The company has a commitment to extensive and effective community programs and a commitment to operating in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner.

Their partnership with the women include purchasing of seedlings as well as teams from the company supporting the women in planting the seedlings in the forests.

CONSERVATION EDUCATION SOCIETY

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CES is a volunteer-led community organisation. They have worked with the women to provide training and helped them produce products to be sold at festivals and online.