Our Partners
At LRC Foundation, we believe that sustainable community transformation is achieved through strong partnerships. We are proud to work alongside government institutions, development agencies, private sector organizations, academic institutions, community groups, and other strategic partners who share our commitment to empowering communities through education, agribusiness, clean energy, youth development, and livelihood opportunities.
Through these collaborations, we are able to expand our reach, strengthen innovation, mobilize resources, and deliver impactful programs that improve lives and create lasting change. We value every partner’s contribution and remain committed to building relationships founded on trust, accountability, and shared purpose.
Together, we are creating opportunities, transforming livelihoods, and building resilient communities.
Latia Agribusiness Solutions Limited(LAS) is a Kenyan agribusiness social enterprise that provides integrated business support services to farmers, entrepreneurs, agribusinesses, and agricultural value chain actors.
Its mission is to make agribusiness more profitable, sustainable, and accessible by connecting producers with the knowledge, technologies, markets, financing, and skilled workforce they need to succeed.
Ecletics International Limited is a Kenyan based and owned organization operating in 23 African countries providing financial solutions to support banks, micro finance institutions, Sacco’s/cooperatives and other clients.
The company has been operating for over 10 years and enables financial institutions increase their efficiency and effectiveness by developing , deploying and supporting their own custom-made solutions.
Faraja Trust is a charitable, non-governmental organization established in 1999 in Nairobi. It was founded by a Swiss Benedictine Missionary, Peter Meienberg who throughout his life has helped the poor and needy people in East Africa.
The Trust was composed of Faraja Foundation and Latia Resource Center to serve the poor and needy.
The Maastricht School of Management (MSM) emerged from the Research Institute for Management that was founded in 1952 in Delft. Today, it is an International University based in Maastricht that focuses on postgraduate management.
MSM provides education an d advocacy for ethical management, inspiring leadership, innovative entrepreneurship and effective public policy, building on the school’s unique history in collaboration with institutions in emerging economies for global public management.
The Mastercard Foundation is one of the world’s largest philanthropic organizations, dedicated to advancing education, financial inclusion, and youth employment across Africa. Established in 2006, the Foundation works with governments, educational institutions, civil society organizations, and the private sector to enable millions of young people—particularly women, refugees, and marginalized communities—to access quality education, acquire relevant skills, and secure dignified and fulfilling work.
The Foundation’s work is rooted in the belief that Africa’s young people are the driving force behind the continent’s future prosperity, and that empowering them with opportunities and resources creates lasting social and economic impact.
KCB Foundation is the social investment arm of KCB Group, committed to improving the quality of life of communities across East Africa through sustainable and inclusive development. The Foundation partners with governments, development organizations, private sector institutions, and community-based organizations to create opportunities that empower individuals and strengthen livelihoods.
By fostering innovation, strategic partnerships, and community-led solutions, KCB Foundation contributes to inclusive economic growth and sustainable development, enabling individuals and communities to realize their full potential.
Bayer is a global life science company with core competencies in healthcare and agriculture. In the agricultural sector, Bayer works with farmers, researchers, governments, and development partners to improve food security through innovative crop science solutions, high-quality seeds, crop protection products, digital farming technologies, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Through collaboration with organizations across the public and private sectors, Bayer contributes to building resilient agricultural value chains and advancing innovation that enables communities to thrive while protecting natural resources.
Welthungerhilfe is one of Germany’s largest non-governmental organizations dedicated to fighting hunger, poverty, and inequality. Founded in 1962, the organization works in more than 35 countries, partnering with governments, local communities, civil society, and the private sector to promote sustainable development and improve the living conditions of vulnerable populations.
Welthungerhilfe is committed to fostering self-reliance through long-term partnerships, knowledge sharing, and inclusive development approaches. Its work contributes to resilient communities, sustainable food systems, and progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
SNV Netherlands Development Organisation is a global not-for-profit development organization that strengthens capacities and catalyzes partnerships to help people living in poverty build sustainable and resilient livelihoods. With more than 60 years of experience, SNV works alongside governments, communities, civil society, and the private sector to deliver locally led solutions that drive inclusive and lasting development.
By promoting climate-smart agriculture, clean energy solutions, and inclusive economic growth, SNV helps communities increase productivity, improve incomes, strengthen resilience to climate change, and create sustainable opportunities for future generations. Its collaborative approach ensures that development interventions are locally owned, scalable, and impactful.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is Germany’s leading international development agency, working on behalf of the German Government and other international partners to promote sustainable development worldwide. GIZ collaborates with governments, civil society, the private sector, and development organizations to deliver innovative solutions that improve livelihoods, strengthen institutions, and address global challenges.
By promoting locally driven solutions and knowledge sharing, GIZ contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while advancing climate resilience, innovation, and social inclusion. Its partnerships empower communities to adopt sustainable practices, improve productivity, and build stronger, more prosperous futures.
Nuffic is the Dutch organization for internationalization in education, dedicated to strengthening education systems and expanding access to quality learning through international collaboration, capacity development, and knowledge exchange. Working with governments, educational institutions, development partners, and the private sector, Nuffic supports initiatives that enhance skills development, innovation, and workforce readiness in countries around the world.
By fostering international cooperation and promoting inclusive, high-quality education, Nuffic contributes to building skilled workforces, resilient institutions, and sustainable socio-economic development. Its commitment to lifelong learning and knowledge sharing helps create opportunities for individuals and communities to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.