wifomacfa.org – Protecting Our Planet, Securing Our Future

# WIFOMA CFA

Protecting Our Planet, Securing Our Future

Our work is focused on Wire Forest and the adjacent communities living within 5km radius from the forest boundary.

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Rooted in Restoration

Reviving ecosystems, restoring hope—one tree, one community at a time.

Educate. Empower. Act.

Transforming lives through climate education, grassroots training, and sustainable solutions.

Youth at the Forefront

Nurturing young leaders to champion climate justice, policy change, and green innovation.

About Us.

Who We Are

Wire Forest Management Association (WIFOMA) is a registered community forest association under the registrar of societies of Kenya. It was established in the year 2013 due to necessity for interventions geared towards conserving Wire Forest. It has membership of 806 registered farmers.

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FOCUS AREA

Environmental Conservation & Climate Change

We restore ecosystems, promote climate-smart practices, and empower communities to take action against climate change.

Water, Hygiene & Sanitation (WASH)

We improve access to clean water, hygiene education, and sanitation facilities in underserved communities.

Education Scholarships

We support bright, underprivileged students with scholarships to foster sustainable development through education.

Eco-Tourism & Recreation

We promote nature-based tourism and green recreation to support conservation and local livelihoods.

Our Strategic Objective

Climate-Resilient Livelihoods

We support nature-based solutions like tree nurseries, beekeeping, and sustainable farming to help communities adapt to climate change and restore degraded land.

Ecosystem Governance

We strengthen environmental policies and local institutions to promote better land use and long-term ecosystem protection.

Tree Cover Expansion

We aim to increase natural tree cover by 50% through targeted planting on forests, community land, and private farms.

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Testimonial

My name is Millicent Aluoch from Agoro Village, Homa Bay County. I’m a 44-year-old mother of four and a proud bee farmer. Through WIFOMA, I joined a beekeeping group and started with two hives through a donor offer. Today, I have 16 hives and plan to reach 100 with a family honey processing unit. Beekeeping has given me financial independence—I now rear livestock, support my children’s education, and inspire other women to embrace bee farming and forest conservation.

MILLICENT ATIENO WIFOMA Member

Thanks to WIFOMA's training, I started my own tree nursery and now supply seedlings to neighboring villages. It’s not just income—it’s a contribution to our environment.

MARY ATIENO Smallholder Farmer

Our school finally has clean water and better sanitation. The hygiene sessions helped our students stay healthier and miss fewer school days

Mr. Odhiambo Headteacher

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protecting Our Planet, Securing Our Future

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