IMPACT &
SUSTAINABILITY
Measurable outcomes for 1,000 women and 10,000+ community members across Turkana County over 24 months.
Expected Results &
Measurable Change
50
Women-Led Aquaponics Hubs
Solar-powered hubs established and managed by women's groups across Turkana County.
1,000
Women Empowered
Trained in climate-smart farming, digital skills, and agribusiness development.
40%+
Household Income Increase
Minimum income growth target through improved market access and digital marketplace connections.
10,000+
Community Members
Community members — including children under five, pregnant and lactating women — benefiting from improved nutrition through sustainable aquaponics food production in Turkana County.
Strengthened Livelihoods
Women gain access to digital markets, financial services, and sustainable livelihoods — building long-term economic independence.
Four Phases Over
24 Months
Months 1–6
Mobilization & Setup
Mobilize women's groups, procure equipment, and establish 50 solar-powered aquaponics hubs across Turkana County.
Months 4–12
Training & Capacity Building
Train women in aquaponics, digital literacy, agribusiness management, and financial management through hands-on workshops.
Months 8–16
Platform Launch
Launch the GreenFish Digital platform with IoT monitoring, mobile training via SMS/USSD/WhatsApp, and a digital marketplace.
Months 14–24
Monitoring & Scale-Up
Monitor project performance, strengthen market linkages, and support women-led enterprises to ensure long-term sustainability.
An Integrated, Scalable Approach
GreenFish Digital integrates climate-smart aquaponics with digital technology to create a scalable solution for women farmers. The platform uses solar-powered systems, IoT-enabled farm monitoring, mobile-based training, and a digital marketplace — improving productivity, reducing water use, strengthening financial inclusion, and empowering women to build sustainable agribusinesses.
Solar-Powered
IoT-Enabled
Mobile-First
Market-Connected
Data-Driven
Accountability
Eaglestone Africa Foundation will monitor project implementation through regular field visits, digital production records, IoT data, and beneficiary reports. Progress will be measured against key indicators, with quarterly reviews and a final evaluation to assess outcomes and inform continuous improvement.
Key Monitoring Indicators
Number of women trained
Aquaponics hubs established
Household income growth
Improved food production
M&E Methods
Regular field visits
Digital production records
IoT data collection
Beneficiary reports
Quarterly reviews
Final evaluation
Risk Analysis &
Mitigation Strategies
Climate-related challenges
MediumMitigation: Use solar-powered aquaponics to ensure year-round production with minimal water use.
Low digital literacy
MediumMitigation: Provide continuous training and user-friendly tools through SMS, USSD, and WhatsApp.
Limited market access
LowMitigation: Connect women directly to buyers through the GreenFish Digital marketplace.
Equipment failure
LowMitigation: Conduct regular maintenance and provide technical support for aquaponics and IoT systems.
Built to Last
Beyond the Grant
GreenFish Digital is designed as a sustainable, women-led enterprise. After the grant period, participating women's groups will generate income through the sale of fish and vegetables, while the digital platform will continue supporting market access, training, and business growth.
Eaglestone Africa will strengthen partnerships with government, private sector, and development partners to expand the initiative and ensure its long-term sustainability.
Support This InitiativePost-Grant Revenue Streams
Sale of fish from aquaponics hubs
Sale of vegetables from aquaponics hubs
Continued use of digital platform for market access
Training and business growth tools