Ending food poverty and improving water security in Africa through people-powered, low-tech, climate-smart agriculture that regenerates the natural environment. Over 60% of Malawians live in multidimensional poverty, meaning they are deprived in many areas such as food and water security, health and nutrition, and access to infrastructure. The vast majority of the population relies on smallholder rain-fed agriculture for their livelihoods, which is highly threatened by the effects of climate change like extreme drought and flooding. Farmers need information and training in sustainable food production to adapt to their changing environment. Tiyeni works directly with smallholder farmers to build their capacity to meet this need. Our climate-smart Deep Bed Farming method is transforming lives across Malawi while simultaneously harvesting rainwater, improving soils and habitats, and making land more resilient to climate change.