About us
The Gathengera Practical Permaculture Center (GPPC) is a community-based permaculture farm in Naivasha, Kenya, dedicated to pioneering permaculture and agroecology. GPPC focuses on preserving indigenous practices that foster community resilience, protect animal and plant diversity, and honor human culture through regenerative farming methods. Founded by visionary James Kagwe, who also serves as the CEO of Waste to Best Environmental Action
Our Services:
1.
Permaculture Training & Workshops
Practical training in Permaculture, Agroecology, and the circular economy.
2.
Community Resilience Programs
Empowering communities with climate resilience, indigenous knowledge, and sustainable livelihoods.
3.
Regenerative Farming & Consultancy
Demonstrating and consulting on regenerative farming techniques.
4.
Biodiversity Preservation
Conserving indigenous plants, seeds, and animal diversity while promoting ecosystem restoration.
5.
Cultural Heritage & Eco-tourism
Showcasing traditional practices and hosting Eco-tourism experiences.
6.
Resource Hub & Seed Bank
Providing organic seeds and serving as a knowledge hub for sustainable agriculture.
7. Research & Innovation
Driving collaborative research and advancing sustainable farming technologies.
8. Environmental Advocacy & Awareness
Promoting sustainability through education, campaigns, and Eco-friendly initiatives.
9. Camping
Offering immersive camping experiences to explore Permaculture and local heritage.
Support us in our mission
Support sustainable living and community resilience by making a donation to GPPC today, your contribution helps us drive impactful change!
community start a community waste management program.
Tangaza University in Nairobi, Kenya.
Designed and developed a market garden for indigenous foods on the
university's land in Kisaju Kajiado County.
Girls initiative.
At GPPC we are dedicated to pioneering permaculture and agroecology
"People Care, Earth Care, and Fair Share."
At
GPPC, we aim to inspire and empower communities to embrace practical
permaculture principles for a greener, more sustainable future. Join us in
building a better tomorrow!
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What are Client's Saying
James Kagwe of Waste to best came to give a talk on creating
from waste that is how our journey towards sustainable waste management
started. Now we have about 10 tons of green waste composted thanks to James for
enabling us to take the first step.— Susan Mwangi Tangaza University