Example: Amina K.
Field programs coordinator
Pilot delivery, partners, and field logistics.
Abuur Labs is a restoration-focused organization exploring practical ways to support dryland resilience in East Africa, starting with Somalia.
We are interested in approaches that connect:
Our focus is not only on ideas, but on how ideas become workable use cases, useful pilot programs, and long-term local capability.
We believe restoration is strongest when it is:
Over time, we want Abuur Labs to contribute not only to restoration thinking, but also to local technical and ecological capacity by working with and hiring young people in-country.
Abuur Labs is based in Nairobi, Kenya. We also maintain a branch presence in Garissa to stay close to field work and dryland communities in that region. We expect to expand our footprint over time as programs grow.
For now the organization is founder-led and intentionally small. As pilots and partnerships grow, we expect to add people in the field and in support roles. If you work in dryland restoration, community programs, or related technical areas, we are glad to get to know you—reach out via the contact page.
Sample roles and example names below are placeholders for future hires or collaborators; photos will be added when people join.
Example: Amina K.
Field programs coordinator
Pilot delivery, partners, and field logistics.
Example: James O.
Restoration ecology & monitoring
Site assessment, vegetation and water context, simple M&E.
Example: Samira M.
Community training & outreach
Local engagement, workshops, and youth-facing programs.
Orientation
We are interested in approaches that can be understood, adapted, and implemented in real settings.
People
Local participation is central to durable restoration.
Ecology
We care about water flow, land pressure, vegetation recovery, and long-term landscape health.
Technology
We explore technology where it adds value, not where it creates unnecessary complexity.
Learning
We want to document what works, what does not, and what needs to improve.