Tarr Fellows and Regional hub members work together to implement innovative, environmentally-friendly agriculture practices and community initiatives tailored to local contexts. Projects may include organic farming techniques, water conservation methods, and climate-resilient crop varieties.

Annual or bi-annual in-person meetings bring together Tarr Fellows, regional hub members, ARI graduates, and peer organizations to strengthen relationships, showcase project outcomes, and engage in intensive peer learning sessions. Targeted training sessions enhance members' skills in areas such as project management, fundraising, and impact assessment, ensuring the long-term sustainability of their initiatives.

By connecting passionate rural leaders and fostering collaboration, Kibo Alliance amplifies the impact of these regional hubs, creating a ripple effect of sustainable development and positive change in the region. Hubs continue to grow and expand has new ARI graduates join and more best practices and new innovations are shared.