Malawi, located in southern Africa, is facing a grave situation due to decreasing harvests caused by abnormal weather, and the erosion and deterioration of soil due to deforestation. This project aims to help impoverished farmers in the country's central region regenerate top soil and establish systems to help them become self-sufficient. Specifically, this will involve distributing seeds and seedlings for planting fruit and native tree species, and encouraging a shift to organic farming methods that will improve top soil and water usage in accordance with local conditions. It will also introduce composting-style ecosan toilets to improve sanitation and enable the use of excreta as a soil conditioner, reducing outlay on fertilizer. Lectures and practical training in these initatives for local farmers will help cultivate leaders and create people-driven models rooted in the region.