
Advancing Access to Land for Youth and Women in Siaya County
Siaya County
Climate and Peace and Governance

Pamoja for Transformation, with support from GIZ through the Agri-Jobs 4 Youth (AJ4Y) project and in partnership with GFA Consulting Group, recently hosted a transformative field visit to North Gem and Alego Usonga sub-counties in Siaya County. The visit provided the GFA team with a first-hand opportunity to witness the tangible progress being made in improving access to land for youth and women for agricultural production.
Bridging the Gap Between Policy and Practice
The field visit highlighted how collaborative engagement with farmers, landowners, and local community structures is successfully translating dialogue and legal awareness into practical pathways for secure land access. These pathways include:
Formal land leasing agreements that provide youth and women with secure tenure for agricultural activities
Family-level processes around land ownership and succession that promote intergenerational equity
Community-driven solutions that respect cultural contexts while advancing gender equality and youth inclusion
From Dialogue to Action

By working directly with stakeholders at the grassroots level, Pamoja for Transformation is ensuring that conversations about land rights move beyond theory into actionable outcomes. The visit demonstrated how increased legal awareness, combined with sustained dialogue among community members, is opening doors for young people and women to access one of the most critical resources for agricultural productivity: land.
Creating Opportunities Through Secure Access
Secure land access is more than just a legal right—it's a gateway to economic empowerment, food security, and sustainable livelihoods. Through the Agri-Jobs 4 Youth project, P4T is helping to create an environment where youth and women can:

✅ Engage in productive agriculture with confidence.
✅ Invest in long-term farming enterprises.
✅ Build resilience against economic shocks
✅ Contribute to household and community food security
Our Commitment
Pamoja for Transformation remains committed to advancing inclusive land governance and ensuring that youth and women have equitable access to productive resources. Together with our partners GIZ and GFA Consulting Group, we continue to bridge the gap between policy and practice, turning dialogue into access and access into opportunity.
From dialogue to access, and from access to opportunity.














