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East Africa BioResource Hub
Org Type
Nonprofit
Year Founded
2024
Project
Company
Financials
Primary Project Category:
Secondary Project Category:
Carbon Sinks (Natural & Engineered)
Energy
Finance
Social & Cultural Pathways
Transport and Mobility
How Project Affects Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions:
['Replaces/avoids GHGs (e.g., projects that replace sources of GHGs, such as the burning of fossil fuels for electricity, heat, transport, or other energy uses)', 'Reduces GHGs (e.g., projects that reduce sources of GHGs, such as through efficiency or other changes in consumption)', 'Removes/stores GHGs (e.g., projects that capture, sequester, or otherwise enhance the "sinks" that accumulate and store GHGs)']
Impact on Underrepresented Groups:
Our project directly empowers climate‑vulnerable groups—women, youth, and smallholder farmers—who are often underrepresented in climate solutions. In rural Uganda, women and youth carry the burden of dung collection and waste management without recognition or income. By centralizing waste processing and introducing zero‑grazing units, we reduce this labor while creating new income streams. Women gain time for education and enterprise, while youth are engaged in logistics, fertilizer distribution, and digital monitoring, building skills for future employment. Farmers are not passive beneficiaries but equity participants. Through repayable zero‑grazing units, they become co‑owners of the system, ensuring long‑term adoption and financial inclusion. Within our organization, leadership reflects this commitment: our team works closely with local farmers, prioritizing women and youth in pilot trials, feedback loops, and governance structures. By combining technical innovation with social equity, our hub‑and‑spoke model demonstrates that underrepresented groups can lead climate action and benefit directly from climate finance.
Mission Statement:
We transform livestock waste into climate wealth—reducing methane, scaling farmer equity, and pioneering Africa’s pathway to global climate finance.
Sub-Categories:
Renewables
Nature-based
Agriculture
Methane
Plastics
Built Environment
Energy Efficiency
Restoration
Biodiversity
Energy storage
Rural
Urban
Circular Economy
Oceans
Forests
Waste
Carbon Removal
Electric Transportation
Cooling Solutions
Technology
Advocacy
Biomass
Conservation
Clean Cooking
Environmental justice
Research or Economic Modeling
Measurement, Reporting & Validation
Communications
Sources of Past Funding:
Individual donations
Foundation grants
Corporate contributions
Government grants
Membership fees
Events and fundraisers
Earned income
Corporate partnerships
Bequests and planned giving
In-kind donations
Impact investing
Crowdfunding
Endowments
Bootstrapped
Equity
Debt
Carbon offsets or credits
Other (please specify)