Our Impact
Farmers Reached
Smallholder farmers in Wakiso, Mityana, Kiboga, Mpigi and Mukono
Tons of Seeds
Indigenous seeds distributed
Tons of Beans
Indigenous seeds distributed
Vegetables
Indigenous seeds distributed
Seed Banks
Community seed banks trained and engaged
Smallholder Farmers Trained
In regenerative and climate-smart agriculture
Biodiversity Preserved
We have successfully promoted and preserved 35 indigenous crop varieties, ensuring their continued availability for future generations.
Maize Varieties
4 traditional types
Bean Varieties
13 traditional types
Vegetable Varieties
16 traditional types
Soya Bean Varieties
2 traditional types
Local Jobs Created
Through our operations, we have created 28 new opportunities across seed production, distribution, and sales, contributing to local economic development.
Seed Production
128 jobs (123 seed producers, 5 staff)
Distribution
4 positions created
Sales
2 positions created
Farmer Success Stories
Increased Yields
"Using Eden Seeds' indigenous maize varieties, my harvest increased by 40% compared to hybrid seeds."
- Sarah, Farmer in Wakiso
Community Resilience
"Our community seed bank now preserves 15 traditional varieties, ensuring food security for future generations."
- Community Leader, Mityana