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Submitted for the May 2026 Round 3 of Ma Earth fundraising grants, The Demography Project team presents a compelling proposal for nature-based reclamation & rehabilitation of the stone quarries in Kihumo Village.
🎉 We’re turning 5️⃣ 🎉🎂... On Tuesday 5th May 2026, The Demography Project will be celebrating 5 years of impact, innovation & stewardship #ForPeopleAndPlanet! Watch this space and join us next week for plenty fun & engaging activities ((and surprises 😉)) lined up just for you!
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Shocking findings on how just a 10 minute ride in a noisy matatu results in unseen injuries and damage your health. On International Nose Awareness Day 2026, we deploy citizen science tools to explore how millions of Kenyans are exposed to dangerously loud music in matatus on a daily basis and how this results in long-term negative physical & mental health effects.
April is Global Citizen Science Month. Read and see what we have planned to implement through community engagement for freshwater resource responsibility!
