Every programme we build is, structurally, a jobs programme, connecting child nutrition, women's livelihoods and a circular economy.
Tap each stage to see how a school meal turns into jobs, factories and the next generation of women leaders.
Nutrition
A school feeding programme employing paid, trained Zambian women to cook and serve nutritious meals to children every day.
[Photo: mango harvest or factory site]
A solar-powered, zero-waste circular food factory in development on the Lobito Corridor. Mango-first and single-product, then growing into a network.
[Photo: women leaders in a workshop]
A four-tier residential leadership programme building the next generation of African women in food systems and community development. Leadership is a teachable skill.
Not the target group. Not beneficiaries. The people who make the whole system run, and who are paid like it.
Participants are workers and employees, never beneficiaries.
Paid, trained Zambian women run every kitchen we open.
Every programme is designed to outlast its funding.
Food4Education grew from 25 children to 200 million meals in 13 years. We're building the Zambian path.
“A school meal is where it starts. A paid job is what it builds.”
Feeding Msitu · Chainda, Lusaka
Read stories from the kitchenChainda Community School, Lusaka.
Solar-powered, zero-waste, mango-first on the Lobito Corridor.
Four-tier residential leadership for women in food systems.
A connected network across Zambia.
[2–3 sentences on Namonje's background and why she started Msitu360, in her own voice.]
Your gift pays a woman's wage and puts a hot meal in front of a child. Or bring your organisation in as a partner.
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Updates from our kitchens, the factory and the Ladder Institute.