OUR IMPACT
Every seed planted, every youth mentored, and every drop of water restored represents a story of hope.
Since our founding, Rebuilding Pastoralist Livelihoods Organization (REPAL) has worked hand in hand with communities across Northern Kenya to rebuild livelihoods, restore ecosystems, and promote inclusive development.
Our impact is not only seen in numbers — it’s felt in the renewed confidence, resilience, and dignity of the people we serve.
Impact at a Glance
Through our programs, REPAL has made measurable progress in improving lives and landscapes:
Focus Area
Key Achievements
Environmental Conservation
– 15,000+ trees planted
– 15 community nurseries established with 30,000 seedlings
– 10 community sensitization forums on forest protection
Food Security & Livelihoods
– 50 beehives distributed to households
– 100 farmers trained in climate-smart agriculture
– 30 energy-saving stoves and 4 dam liners distributed
– 30 kitchen gardens established
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
– Rehabilitation of multiple boreholes and water catchments
– Improved access to clean water for hundreds of households
– Hygiene awareness sessions in schools and communities
Governance, Land Rights & Peacebuilding
– Supported Karare Land Excision initiative (advanced stage)
– Led social accountability campaigns influencing county health budgets
– Exposed illegal land acquisitions and pollution through advocacy
– Launched vernacular radio programs reaching 50,000+ listeners
Education & Youth Empowerment
– Mentored 120+ students and reached 2,000+ youth through sports & cultural programs
– Conducted mentorship and entrepreneurship sessions for young leaders
Health & Wellbeing
– Conducted reproductive health awareness forums
– Led gender-based violence prevention campaigns
– Promoted community mental health and wellness discussions
Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL)
We believe that impact must be measurable, transparent, and accountable.
REPAL’s Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning framework ensures that every project delivers tangible, long-lasting results.
Our MEL approach includes:
Baseline and endline surveys to measure impact over time.
Community scorecards and forums for direct feedback.
Integration of GIS and digital tools for tracking environmental restoration.
Peer learning and knowledge-sharing platforms to improve program design.
By continuously learning from the communities we serve, we ensure that our work remains relevant, effective, and sustainable.
Sustainability & Long-Term Impact
Our commitment doesn’t end when a project does.
REPAL’s sustainability approach ensures that communities can continue thriving long after external support ends.
We achieve this by:
Building the capacity of local groups and cooperatives.
Encouraging income-generating conservation activities (e.g., beekeeping, eco-tourism).
Linking projects with county and national development plans.
Promoting youth and women leadership in resource management.
Accountability & Transparency
We hold ourselves to the highest standards of integrity.
Our governance systems include:
Annual independent audits.
Regular board oversight and public reporting.
Adherence to the NGO Code of Conduct and humanitarian standards.
Transparency and trust are at the heart of every partnership we build.
Visual Impact
Join Us in Making a Difference
Every step we take toward restoring the environment, empowering women, and educating youth builds a foundation for peace and prosperity.
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