Welcome to African Malaika

African Malaika  is a non profit organization established to improve Agriculture, Apiculture, Aquaculture, Mangroove and water purification in vulnerable areas.

Our Vision

Our vision is an agroforestry transformation in the developing world, resulting in a massive increase in the use of working trees on working landscapes by smallholder rural households that helps ensure security of food, nutrition, income, health, shelter and energy and a regenerated environment. Expanding our forest garden, Tanzania focuses on climate change adaptation and migration, including climate – smart agriculture(CSA) food security and nutrition, bioenergy, tree products and value chainsNew Paragraph

Community Base Environment Mangrove Management

 ways forward are mangrove restoration which are community engaged with groups such as BMU since the community lack awareness on mangroves conservation, community members need to know why they should involve in conservation. Community engagement and empowerment is key to the CBEMR model and recognizes the importance of local participation and knowledge sharing to sustainable mangrove restoration

Mikoko(Mangroves) Ujamaa Project

Mangroves are one of the most productive ecosystems on the earth. They perform a variety of useful ecological, bio-physical, and socio-economic functions, and are the source of a multitude of benefits to coastal populations. For local communities, mangroves provide food, medicines, tannins, fuel wood, charcoal and construction materials. For millions of indigenous and local coastal residents, mangrove forests are vital for their everyday need

Agroforesting

Our vision is agroforestry transformation in the developing world. Tanzania focuses on climate change adaptation including climate – smart agriculture (CSA) food security and nutrition, bioenergy, tree products and value chains.Agroforestry is a low-cost means of implementing many forms of integrated land management, and it contributes to a green economy by promoting long-term, sustainable, and renewable forest management, especially for small-scale producers

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