Our Achievements
Celebrating milestones, recognizing impact, and showcasing the transformative power of empowering rural women.
Milestones & Key Accomplishments
Tracking our journey of impact and transformation
Awards & Recognition
Honors received for our commitment to rural women’s empowerment

End FGM Campaign
2025
In recognition of your contribution to the End FGM Campaign in Kajiado County

SDG 6 - Clean Water & Sanitation
2023
In recognition for outstanding contribution on SDGs implementation under 'SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation
Our Journey
Key milestones in our mission to transform rural communities
Established in 2010 as the Rural Women Initiative and officially registered in 2011, with the vision of empowering grassroots rural women through sustainable agriculture and economic development. The organisation was renamed the Rural Women Network in 2020.
2010Carried out a climate change vulnerability baseline survey in Ewuaso Kendong in Kajiado West, Kajiado county to assess the level of vulnerability and interventions required by indigenous Maasai women. The survey revealed that house construction time increased from 2 weeks to 2 months due to climate change impact on vegetation.
2022Established 3 Livelihood Learning Centres in Ewuaso Kendong, Keekonyokie and Ilondokilani wards. Communities learn various climate smart and conservation agriculture practices found in these centres and replicate at the household level.
2023Registered 3 multipurpose cooperatives in Ewuaso Kendong, Keekonyokie and Ilondokilani wards to market agricultural products. The groups have also received solar vegetable dehydrating equipment to preserve vegetables when there is a glut.
2023Facilitated the agriculture department to develop the African Leaf Vegetables development strategy 2025-2030 for Kajiado County. Created training manuals to enable TOTs (Trainers of Trainers) to disseminate knowledge across communities.
2024
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