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Today, we celebrate the dedication, resilience & hard work that keep our communities & organizations moving forward. Every effort counts, every role matters & every worker contributes to building a stronger, brighter future. #LabourDay #CelebrateWork #TogetherWeBuild

We were proudly represented by our Assistant Director, Finance & Legal, @GilfineNyangasi, at the TEA & GET.invest-supported GDC gathering. The 3-day event brought together LMDs, investors & partners to strengthen business models, boost investment readiness & spark partnerships.

The audit team visited our Artisan Pro 2 site in Kilifi to observe the full biochar production cycle. From pyrolysis to mixing and final application, the process makes use of coconut husk waste as a sustainable feed-stock.

The audit concluded with a final meeting where auditors reviewed documentation to confirm alignment with field observations. The team then wrapped up and headed to Kilifi for the Artisan Pro 2 Biochar Project audit.

The teams visited our restoration sites and bamboo farms to assess the availability of bamboo & its potential to sustainably support the project over time. This is key to ensuring a reliable feed-stock for continuous biochar production.

Day 3 of the project audit welcomed Circonomy’s team, the developers of the DMRV App. They gathered field feedback from farmers, supervisors, and auditors to assess practicality, refine processes, and strengthen accuracy while exploring future DMRV improvements.

On Day 2 of the audit, the CERES auditors visited farmers participating in the C-sink model to assess their understanding of the entire biochar value chain. The visit focused on verifying farmers’ knowledge of the production process, from pyrolysis to the final application.

Audit exercise underway for the Kongolo Biochar Project, conducted by CERES auditors Edith Kembabazi (Uganda) and Florent SO. Day 1 included a visit to our Artisan PRO Production Site, Kakamega, to observe production processes and review operational standards.

Pictures below show our team working on our second testing plot, evaluating biochar’s impact on crop productivity. We’re using Control (no biochar) vs Experimental (with biochar) plots for side-by-side comparison, measuring yield, plant health & soil improvement.

The whitish, ash-like appearance in the first photo signals biochar is ready for quenching. The second shows the quenching stage, stopping combustion to preserve the carbon-rich structure & prevent ash formation. Timely quenching ensures high-quality biochar for soil improvement.

Happy Easter from @eco2libriumllc! This season of renewal reflects our commitment to restoring ecosystems and empowering communities. May it bring you hope, joy, and fresh beginnings. #HappyEaster2026 #HappyEaster #Sustainability

As one of our core pillars, tree planting remains central to our commitment to environmental sustainability. Our team continues to take practical steps on the ground, nurturing nature and restoring ecosystems in line with our vision for a healthier environment. #TreePlanting

These images show biochar production from coconut husk waste in Kilifi. Coconut husks are abundant along the coast, making them a sustainable, locally available feedstock. Converting this waste into biochar reduces pollution & improves sandy soil moisture retention.

Together with the team from @empowered_her, we made a brief but meaningful visit to the iconic Kakamega Forest, Kenya’s only tropical rain-forest. The visit offered an opportunity to experience the rich moments like these strengthen collaboration and inspire shared purpose.

We were pleased to host a team from @empowered_her including @payton_mcgriff, Fawziyat Sani, and Sefako Egoh. The team toured our field projects & discussed potential collaboration on women empowerment. Thank you for the visit - we look forward to potential partnership.

The VVB site visit for the Stoves for Life Project has come to a close! The exercise focused on verifying the functionality of older stoves, with encouraging results on Day 2, 100% of the visited stoves were operational, highlighting durability, sustained use & long-term impact.

Site visit for Stoves for Life Project verification by the Validation Verification Body (VVB). The main focus of the visit is to ascertain functionality and operation of older stoves. On the day 1, 100% of the visited stoves were operational.

We are conducting an Indoor Air Monitoring Exercise to assess Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Nitrogen Oxide (NO) emissions from the use of Upesi Stoves. This assessment is critical in determining whether the stoves produce any harmful gases that could pose health risks to users.

As we celebrate the joyous occasion of #EidUlFitr, the entire @eco2libriumllc fraternity extends warm wishes to our Muslim friends, colleagues, and communities. May this day bring peace, happiness, and prosperity to you and your loved ones. #eidmubarak #EidulFitr2026

At our Biochar Test Plot! We are conducting a practical trial to assess how biochar influences crop productivity. By comparing crops grown without biochar (control) & those grown with biochar (experimental), we are able to measure real differences in yield and plant health.