Impact

OUR IMPACT

We measure our work through the people reached, the opportunities supported and the community systems strengthened. These figures reflect the scale of Usawa’s work touching lives through strategic intervention and deep-rooted community trust. We measure our success not just in numbers, but in the enduring capacity we build

MEASURABLE CHANGE

5 sub-counties reached
15 wards reached
7 pillars of work
2022 - since working

KEY

ACHIEVEMENTS

Measurable results from our work in the communities we serve.

800+ Girls education pathways

Girls supported to re-enter or continue education — helping widen access to learning and future opportunities.

500+ Teachers engaged

Teachers engaged through professional learning, supporting the exchange of practice and stronger classroom support.

5,000+ People reached through water access

People reached through water-access initiatives, including community water infrastructure and practical water solutions.

1,500 Trees planted

Trees planted through community climate and environmental action, contributing to local stewardship of the environment.

15+ Eco-clubs supporting climate resilience

School and community eco-clubs supporting environmental awareness created

IMPACT IS MORE THAN A NUMBER

While metrics guide our strategy, the true impact of our work is qualitative. It resides in the restored dignity of women and girls, pastoralists, the empowered voices of women in local governance, and the resilient infrastructure that withstands climatic shocks.

Community Trust

We prioritize deep listening. Before any intervention is drafted, we spend months engaging with local elders, youth groups, and women's associations to ensure our initiatives are co-created.

Institutional Capacity

We don't just build infrastructure; we build the local capacity to maintain it. Through rigorous training programs, we empower county government officials and local committees.

Climate Resilience

Our interventions are designed for the long term. By integrating indigenous knowledge with modern ecological practices, we help communities adapt to changing climatic realities.

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