Dignified work
Safe employment, fair labour, skills progression and worker voice for women and youth.
Rooted in place
Build opportunity closer to where value begins.
The Sagalla hub brings farming, demonstration, production, learning and community enterprise together—then connects that rural capability to Nairobi and global markets.
Why rural?
Local value addition can strengthen an entire service economy.
Beyond direct jobs, a functioning hub can create demand for transport, food, hospitality, maintenance, repair, aggregation, training and professional services—if procurement and participation are designed intentionally.
Farmer economics
Market-linked extension, quality, aggregation and timely payment measured by net benefit.
Local enterprise
Practical opportunities for artisans, service providers, self-help groups and eligible cooperatives.
Learning close to home
Demonstration, apprenticeships and production experience adapted to local realities.
Water and resilience
Equip and responsibly govern the borehole for facility needs and appropriate community access.
Place-based tourism
By arrangement, visitors can experience production, farms, community life and the Sagalla landscape.
Measure benefit, not attendance
Participation is the beginning of the evidence.
- Jobs, retention, competencies, progression and safe-work performance
- Women’s and youth participation, leadership and practical access barriers
- Pay, working time, grievances, safeguarding and corrective action
- Farmer yield, quality, input cost, price, payment time and net income
- Local procurement, enterprise revenue and community feedback
- Water, soil, biodiversity, waste and resource-efficiency indicators
Farmer pathway
Growth doubles only when service capacity does.
An active farmer is a unique, validated participant with consented data, an approved production plan and at least one verified service, field, delivery or market interaction in the year.
Subject to demand, extension ratios, safeguards, working capital, aggregation and timely payment.
Subject to demand, extension ratios, safeguards, working capital, aggregation and timely payment.
Subject to demand, extension ratios, safeguards, working capital, aggregation and timely payment.
Subject to demand, extension ratios, safeguards, working capital, aggregation and timely payment.
County expansion
Validate, learn, then replicate.
Taita Taveta and Kilifi are validation counties. A listed county is an opportunity pool—not an automatic operating commitment.
1Confirmed market and agronomic fit
2County and community readiness
3Environmental and safeguarding clearance
4Logistics, aggregation and processing capacity
5Finance, data and support-team readiness
6Quality, traceability and complaint systems
Replication pool: Lamu, Meru, Busia, Siaya, Homa Bay, Baringo, Kitui, Tharaka Nithi, Makueni, Kisumu, Elgeyo Marakwet, Kwale, Embu, Machakos, Bungoma, Kirinyaga, Migori, Murang’a and Tana River.