Kenya

Eniday is donating an orchard to Kenya. The project is aimed at the cultivation of twenty thousand avocado, mango and macadamia trees in collaboration with Kikuyu, a farming community in the area of Gatanga, central Kenya. Thanks to the partnership between Eniday and Treedom, anyone can adopt a tree with a few clicks of their mouse and follow its progress through photos, geopositioning and news on the fruit it produces.&nbsp;A total of 300 farmers will be involved in the project, with a hundred of them paid to plant and tend the trees for the next 10 years. Each group of farmers has already prepared a nursery and will sell the plants to the other 200 farmers involved in the project at half price.However the effects of the initiative will reach even further because a tree is not simply a tree, but a tool to breathe new life into the local economy. The planting has been promoted by Muranga district council and the proceeds resulting from sale of the produce will be used by the community. 

Eniday's Greenwood

Energy is a good story. Eniday wants to find new ways to tell this big story through the creativity and online connectivity of a network of international talent. Our authors are journalists, photographers, video filmmakers, and infographic and big data experts. Many of them are freelance, others work in major international media houses and some in small, fast growing start-ups. They may be spread all over the Globe, but they are united in their passion for storytelling. They are experts in applied technologies in the world of energy and sustainable development.Thanks to them, Eniday tells the stories of new frontiers in the sector and of the people who work every day to transform the Earth’s natural resources into energy. And all of this to ensure sustainable and even growth.Eniday is an Eni.com project. 

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