Income Generating Activities
Genesis CDA’s livelihood work — restoring water and putting land to work so families and programmes can thrive.
Who we are
Income that sustains community work
Water first — then land that feeds families and funds community work.
Income-generating activities at Genesis CDA are built around practical assets we can steward for the long term: rehabilitating borehole capacity so water is dependable, and putting that water to work on our 6.3 acres of farmland.
On that land we grow food and income — crops and harvests that strengthen household resilience and create a home-grown base of support for Genesis CDA’s wider mission. When the borehole runs and the fields produce, programmes do not have to wait on distant funding alone.
This department sits alongside Education and Wasya Wa Mwaitu as the productive engine: restoring water infrastructure, farming with purpose, and turning soil and harvest into lasting community strength in Nguutani and beyond.
What we do
Focus of this department
Water first — then productive land use on Genesis CDA’s 6.3 acres.
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Borehole rehabilitation
Restore and strengthen borehole capacity so communities and farm plots have dependable access to water for production and daily needs.
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Farming water on 6.3 acres
Channel rehabilitated water onto Genesis CDA’s 6.3 acres for farming — growing food and income from land already in community stewardship.
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Livelihoods that last
Turn water and harvest into household resilience and a practical funding base that supports Genesis CDA’s wider mission.
Get involved
Support income-generating work
Help rehabilitate borehole capacity and put farming water to work on the 6.3 acres — for food, income, and lasting community programmes.