Partners of Living Earth
Building a Regenerative Namibia Together
Living Earth is not a single organisation. It is a growing network of people, projects, and institutions working towards a shared goal:
A healthy Namibia where people, land, water, and communities thrive together.
We believe that real change does not come from one organisation acting alone. It comes from collaboration. From aligning efforts. From learning from each other and building on what already exists.
Our partners are at the heart of this work.
Why Partnerships Matter
Namibia already has strong organisations doing important work in agriculture, conservation, education, and community development.
The challenge is not a lack of effort.
The challenge is coordination.
By working together, we can:
- Avoid duplication of work and wasted resources
- Share knowledge, tools, and experience
- Reach more people across the country
- Build stronger, more resilient local systems
- Create real, practical impact on the ground
Living Earth acts as a connector, helping to bring these efforts together into one visible and growing movement.
Our Approach to Collaboration
We keep partnerships simple, practical, and action-focused.
We do not aim to control or replace existing organisations. Instead, we support and amplify what is already working.
Our collaboration focuses on:
- Visibility Sharing partner work through the Living Earth platform, Expo, and communication channels
- Connection Linking partners with farmers, communities, funders, and other organisations
- Implementation Turning ideas into real projects on the ground
- Learning Sharing knowledge through training, demonstrations, and real-life examples
- Scaling what works Identifying successful models and helping replicate them across Namibia
Key Partner Organisations
We are proud to work alongside organisations that are already making a difference:
Kambashu Institute
- Focus: Regenerative agriculture, permaculture training, practical demonstration
- Contribution: Real-world learning site showing what is possible in Namibia’s conditions
- Role in the network: Training, experimentation, and knowledge sharing
NAFSAN (Nutrition and Food Security Alliance of Namibia)
- Focus: Food security, policy, and community resilience
- Contribution: Strong national network and advocacy for better food systems
- Role in the network: Coordination, outreach, and linking initiatives at scale
Namibian Organic Association (NOA)
- Focus: Organic farming and certification
- Contribution: Supporting farmers to produce healthy, chemical-free food
- Role in the network: Standards, farmer support, and market development
- Focus: Education, community development, and practical sustainability initiatives with long-term impact
- Contribution: Provides support and resources to enable on-the-ground regenerative projects and local capacity building
- Role in the network: Acts as an international partner strengthening Living Earth’s efforts through collaboration, knowledge exchange, and funding support
What We Are Building Together
Together, we are working towards:
- A network of local food systems across Namibia
- Training and knowledge hubs in each region
- Small-scale, high-impact farms and gardens in every community
- Stronger local economies based on real production
- Healthier food for all Namibians
This is not theory.
This is practical, step-by-step work that can be implemented now.
Partner with us
Our partners are an essential part of what we are building — each one contributing in their own way to a healthier, more regenerative Namibia. We are always looking to grow this network with aligned organisations, banks, and family offices who want to support practical, on-the-ground impact. If you are interested in working with us, we invite you to visit our Partner page to explore the different ways you can get involved and help us scale this work.
Let’s Build This Together
If you are already doing meaningful work, you are part of the solution.
Living Earth exists to connect, support, and grow that work.
Together, we can build a Namibia that is more resilient, more self-sufficient, and more alive.