Real stories from communities transformed by Dilulu's programs.

βIn the heart of Libreville, Gabon's capital, a quiet revolution is growing on rooftops and balconies. Urban gardens are turning city living green β and proving that food security is not only a rural sβ¦β

βThe Koumpentoum women's cooperative started with a half-acre plot, a shared dream and a question nobody could answer: could a group of women grow a community's food security from scratch? Two seasons β¦β

βIn three schools across Accra, lunchtime has changed. The plates are cleaner, the scraps go into a compost bay instead of a bin, and the gardens next to the classrooms are visibly greener. What starteβ¦β

βOn a warm morning in the Eastern Cape, Principal Thabo Nkosi walks the perimeter of a garden that did not exist three years ago. What was once bare, eroded school grounds is now a living classroom β bβ¦β

βMarie Okumu remembers the season when feeding her children meant choosing between vegetables and school supplies. Today, the 120-square-metre garden behind her home in western Kenya feeds her family eβ¦β