23/08/2026
Prof Harrison Ikunda in the field with Kilimoville Permaculture and Apiculture International on the perimeter of Mount Kenya.
Kilimoville Permaculture and Apiculture International (KPAI) is a grassroots agricultural and climate-action initiative of the Kehosa Regenerative Organic Agriculture Center, dedicated to empowering smallholder and women farmers across Kenya through regenerative organic agriculture, permaculture, apiculture, food sovereignty, reforestation, water access, climate restoration, and sustainable farming practices.
KPAI equips farmers with practical knowledge, skills, mentorship, and low-cost approaches that enable them to transform small plots and leased land into productive, climate-resilient and economically viable micro-farms.
KPAI promotes beekeeping as both a livelihood opportunity and an essential component of regenerative agriculture.
Bees provide honey and other potential income-generating products while serving as critical pollinators that support crop productivity, biodiversity and healthy agricultural ecosystems.
We are so proud to work with Prof Ikunda, a man of great integrity and commitment.